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... attended to. Among those who are injured, and at present in the Northern Hos- pital, ?? Gill, Mary Rowland, Patrick Feeny, John Roach, Mary Carney, Bridget O'Meelly, Eliza Con- nolly, Mary Batty, Margaret M'Oundy, Bridget Lelly, Michael Finney, and Mary ...
... Sergeant at Arms during the pleasure of the house. Strangers were ordered to withdraw, but no division took I place. The motion for the committal of Mr. Smith O'Brien was agreed to, and the Speaker directed to issue his warrant to the Sergeant at Arms to take ...
... appointed to draw up such memo- rial, namely-Messrs. Peter Mooney, John Harrison, Mi- chael Duffy, John Cosgrave, Michael Creon, Andrew Kir. wan, Patrick O'Donohoe, George Phayre, and John M. C. Brady, end to be a deputation to present same to the Lord ...
... legs, arms, and body, who had tried all other Medicines beforethe arrival of yours, but all of which did him no good ; but yours cured him in about six weeks, and he is now, by their means alone, quite restored to-health and vigour, Signed, 'JohN MARTIN ...
... Pacificator, Captain Broderick, Captain Seaver, Daniel O'Connell, jun., Henry Grattan, M.P.; Nicholas Maher, MV.P. ; Richard O'Gorman, jun, J. F. Meagher, M. J. Batry, John Mitchell, M5. Doheny, E. W. Cootello, Francis Comyn, - Fogarty, Reverend Mir. ...
... coercion outrage upon the liberties of Ireland (loud h cheers). Where did they meet to protest against the arms ti bill (loud cheers). A bill which took arms from every a Irishman to repel a foreign invader, although we have now ti less to fear from the danger ...
... cegenbers of the Body towards the funds of the Loyal lo ;;eeol Repeal Atssociation, and transact other business of noe By Order, o JOHN FEGAN, Sec. ho ?? s Head Pacificator will attend. gr cuir to bh taken at 12 o'clock. DST ON THURSDAY LAST, the following 0u ...
... of all measures-the arms bill, which was professedly designed to put down outrage and agrarian insurrection. By that measure, however, the same facilities were given to the ill-disposed as to the well-affected for obtaining arms and gunpowder. Previously ...