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... iy Patliamens arms against their King and for their taking ay UY cheers.) But what was most u:furiunate ; About question was this, that it was en ‘ely (hear.) There was not one sg i individual nected with that association w ited to ay arms (Several veices— ...
... passage Ironi the l.oid John Russell to the electors London, in which the noble lord declared that would bring in roost comprehensive measures of iclicf. Sometimes (Mr. OTonnvll) doubted whether was awake. Was this the Lord John Russell, who, with Lord ...
... above Aaaoeiallon was held on Monday in iliation-hall. At ininatetafterone oâclock. Mr. S. O'tlriea, M P. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. : Mr. John O'Connell, M.P.; Mr. Daaid O'Coondl, jnn.; Mr â. M.P.; Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Mitchell, &c., were The Mayor ...
... tou Mr, John Reilly, which, net having heard, he was unable cw determine in what spirit they were used, There was. however, am- biguity about them to make them appear as if they had been intended to be offensive. He begged to in- timate to Mr. John Keidlly ...
... favour of peaceful measures. Mr. Grattan, M.P. and Mr. John Reilly, T.C. together address the meeting, but the former gave place to the latter individual. Mr. Ur.iLLT, after apologising for taking precedence Mr. Grattan, said he would not have done if ...
... some expressions made by Mr. John Reilly at last week’s meeting. He was happy to see him there. Not having heard those expressions, he was unable to determine in what spirit they had been used. He begged to tell Mr. John Reilly and the meeting that did ...
... the beautiful lawn, in which Mr. and Mrs. Grattan, and family ined, until night closed in, after which the assembled people rated, givin; three cheers eaca for the Liberator, Mr. William ith O’Brien, H Grattan, and a Repeal of the Union.— of the Freeman ...
... Blackwall, John Thos. Jessop, Henry Masters, Thomas N. Edgeworth, John S. Machonky, Samuel Galbraith. John L. O’Farrell, Fsqrs., Sir Percy Nugent, Bart. Tbos. Hussey, Wm. S. Ball, Fras. B. Edgeworth, Fras. Fetherston, William Ledwitb, John Thompson, Henry ...
... DARIVO 9CEMB. John Coyno 9 and James Ross were Ind'cled for breaking; ihe hou«e of Mr* J Pe»!ne, at Ard ...
... referred to Lord College-green. (Cheers. ) Ebrington’s discouragement of the Repeal cause, and said he was now waiting with folded arms to see what would be done, (tear, hear.) The election of 1841, which had obtained Peel’s majority, he described as having been ...
... refusal of repeal Ibehing on: of those con- tingencies. though the present state of that question ilid not excuse the aplseal to arms. Clever casuist I He was averse, lie said, to the course adopted towards the X1tion party ; not so much because that party ...
... Aarociation waa held Monday the Conciliation Hall. ten m'nutea after one o'clock, Mr. W. S. O’Brien, M.P.; Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. 5 Mr. John O'Connell, M.M. ; Mr. Daniel O’Connell, jin. ; Mr. Maher. M.P. Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Miteh'dl, Ike., wore ...