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... separation ? They are Grattan’s. used them when the Whigs of his day came into office, to have Irish independence squeezed out of them. He thundered them out to thousands of armed Volunteers, and Ireland was free. This is the example Lord John Russell has suggested ...
... Falmtnu**, Viscount Morpeth and Lady Mary Howard, Viao uni Lun* cann Lord and Lady John )iu«*ell, l-ord Campl*cll, Lady Stratbeden and H»*n. Mtaa Camtdiell, Kiicbt Hoc. Sir John Cato Hohhouar, Sir Kdward Bulaer Litton, the Hon. William ; Cow per, the H»o. ...
... Besborough was not to come over to Ireland, armed with a coercion bill. Lord John peremptorily, and unequivocally, an. swered- It is entirely false, and so Mr. Roebuck swallowed the Besborough leek. Lord John Manners maintained his reputation, by decidedly ...
... 'he Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan, M I’,, Nicholas Maher, M.i’.. Md-re. O’Brien, M.P., John O’Conntll, M.l’., Maurice O’Connell, M.P.. Sir Colman O’Loghlen, Bart.. Cuinelius MscLighlcn. T.C., Alderman Gardiner, J Ferguson, T.C., John Reynolds, T.C.. Jeremiah ...
... is about to be sacrificed now. He (Mr. Grattan) would tell him that he believed he would make better terms with his friend Mr. O’Brien, and himself and Mr. O’Connell, than with the British minister. He (Mr. Grattan) would advise the British minister instantly ...
... applause. The Liberator entered the meeting at a quarter to one, and said—l have the honour to move that Henry Grattan do take the chair. Mr. Grattan accordingly took the chair. He said it was necessary for them to avoid any irritating subjects -•specially ...
... 11; John Bell, Esq, 11; Mrs Grattan, G 11; Patrick Clarke, Eeq, I1; Anonymous, per Rev Denis b Murphy, 11; Randal Plunket, Esq, 1i; John Elliott, Esq, ri 11; Gerald Tencs, Esq, per John Spring, Esq, 11; Richd h SprIng, Eeq, per ditto, 11; ...
... O’Connell. MP ; John Augustus O Neill, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor Henry Grattan, MF* Maher, MP ; Alderman O'Brien, MP John MP; Maurice O’Connell, MP; Sir Colman O Loghlen, Bart.; C M‘Loughlin, TC ; Alderman Gardiner, John Ferguson. TC ; ...
... magistrates of Cork had used unworthily, or for political purposes, the powers rested iu them under the arms act. In no instance had they refused arms to man merely account of bis being Repealer (bear, hear). THE COERCION BILL. Mr. O'CONNELL presented number ...
... Rev John Gorman, V F and P P; Rev Edmond Kavavnagl, PP ; Rev James Ryan, PP; Rev Michael Birch, 1 PP P; Rev John Mullins, P P; Rev Patrick Fogarty, C C; teva Robert O'Sheii, C C; Rev Michael Barney, C C; Rev Nicholas he aly, Administrator; Rev John Deleny ...
... prime coarse woolled .. 3 10 4 Prime Southdowns .. - 4 2 Large hugs . ?? .. , 8 4 r6 Neat small porkers ?? 4 t4 A Hand and Arm covered with Wourds, cu0ed b! Holloway's Ointment and Pills.-Thomas ale ininled hi hnnd two years ego in the yard at Nertitbel ...
... memorable year of 1782. In that year that act of Parliament was repealed. It was by the energies of Grattan anil of Flo d, aided by 00,000 Irish Volunteers arms. Yes, it was in fact the triumph of the Volunteers. The Volunteers, while combined in object and ...