... gentlemen, v *.Rev John M'CulUgh, Rev George O'Doherty, Rev Jame* Morphv, PP; Rov Char e* M*Cossan PP j Rev Daniel Mooney. CC ; Rev John Kearney C C} Rev Jamea Kelly. CCj Rev Michael M'CHnchy, CC; Neal M'Henrn O*C; Rev David Toland, CC; Rev John CC Rev E Kelly ...

... y through the ?? Constitution. On Friday evening last, Mr. Francis Weldon, of Lis- burn, was entertained, in. the Hertford Arms hotel, in that town, by a number of his private friends and acquain- tances, as a testimony of their respect, previous to his ...

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... speech, which reflected upon him tba highest honor. There was soother speaker —shall name him ?—John O Connell (great applause). had the old voice of Grattan with us—tbe voice of tbe son of him who often •truggled for the liberties of Ireland, who made ...

... •• Daniel O'Connell, M.P., Jobn Augustus O'Neil). Esq., the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor. Henry Grattan, M.P., Nicholas Maher, M.P.. Alderman O'Brien. M.P., John O'Connell. M.P., Maurice O'Connell, M.P.. Sir C. Loghlrn, Bart., fee., Ac. Mr. Nicholas Maher ...