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... 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 ...
... 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 ; ...
... could be more violent, or unbecoming than the conduct of these individuals. Their names are :—Michael M'Donagb, James Daly, and John Agnew. 1 hope the Amociation will, in tbeir confidence in me, assent to my proposal to have these men dismissed as Repeal Wardens ...
... 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 ...
... O’Connell, Allix. J Fitzgerald, A O'Connell M Anson, Col Fitxroy, Lord C O’Connell M J Arc!.hold. Filzwilliam, G O’Connell. J Arms’.rong. Sir Fleetwood. SirPHO’Conor Don Arundel and Surrey Forster, O’FerraU, M Earl French, F Ogle, 8 C B»' 'i'. W Fuller, ...