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... of this body, on Monday, was rendered more than usually interesting by the presence of Me. O'Connell, and other repeal Mr. Grattan, M.P., presided, and expressed a hope that as the weather was so hot there would he . nothing said by any one calculated to ...
... and appoint aub-eommittee*!— m •• Daniel O'Coonell, M. P- John Angmlua O Neill, E*q., the Bight Hon. the Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan, M. P-, NtchoU* Maher, M.P, Alderman O’Brien, M.P., John O Connell, M.P.. Maurice O’Connell. M. P., Sir C. O’Loghlen, ...
... 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 ...
... M.A. alter severe illness of three week’s duration. Li.anbili! Union. —Mr. John Lewis, of has been np{iointcd one of the Vice Chairmen this Union lor the present year. Cardigan. —A vestry meeting was held St. Mary’s Church the ult. for the purpose of receiving ...
... accused of using inflammatory language, which he (Mr. Grattan) had always denied; but he would say that such language had been used in another place, namely, in the English Parliament (loud cheers). Mr. Grattan, after remarking that the only reason why the English ...
... At a quarter to one o'clock the hnn moth-tuned gentleman made his appearance, and was received with loud cheering. Henry Grattan, F.sq. M P. was called to the chair. The Chairman said it ass vary gratifying to have one of the leaders of the cause present ...
... remark on the dustiness of the street, and having gathered up her dress, again took hold of Mr. Judge's arm. Almost immediately she clasped bis arm with both her hands, and looking up to him, ex- claimed, Oh, Tom! then instantly sunk upon her bum and ...
... wrong proceeded. Thus, if a forgery is committed on one of John Smith’s blank checks, the bankers know at once that it was tom from John Smith’s book, and probably by some one who had access to John Smith’s strong box. The general view taken here is that ...
... Arrived [Jane 2] from William, Harria, Cardigan Herald, Hawei, Active, Squire, B.water Troubadour, Beckett, L.pool Arethuaa, Lovering, Lovely, Griffiths, Bangor Moderator, Roberta, Bristol Pkt, Tiver, Neptune, Johns, Defence, Rowles, Brothers, Oakley, nit ...
... Kelly, Esq 1.10- 0 Mr. John O'Gorman, 0 Mr. Darby Kelly, 10, 0 Mr. John Dogbarty, 10 Mr. J. Morony, â¢â¢â¢. 10 Mr. 8. OâBrien. .â ¦ 10 Mr. Michael Snllirali. 10 Mr. Patrick Kerin, 10 Hr. John OâHailoraa,, .â ...
... appear. At one o'clock the chair was taken by Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. ; and after the minutes of last day's meeting had been read, The Liberator rose to hand in 1271., contained in a letter from John Archbishop of 'Foam, and other sums; the letters enclosing ...
... Earl of Lauderdale against it. THE POWERS OF MACHINERY. It is calculated that two hundred arms, with machines, now manufacture as much cotton as twenty millions of arms were able to manufacture without machines forty years and that the cotton now manufactured ...