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... even survived the act of Union itself. The two most gifted and consistent Nationalists of the era of Union were Henry Grattan and John Philpjt Curran. They were both great productions of our soil, whose minds well as births were cast and doomed to be—in ...
... death made his escape out of Morpeth gaol means of key cut out of leather. Dr. Grattan’s Family. —With pleasure announce the gratifying fact that the members of Dr. Grattan's family, who providentially escaped from being poisoned, are all now convalescent ...
... nearly one thousand letters from the gentry, in town and country, speakiug, iu high terms, of this valuable remedy. Prepared by John Fox. boxes Ist pi; or. three small Boxes one, for 9d; and to had, with full directions for Use. Mr. King. 40, Napier-Slreet ...
... leg's, arms, and body, who had tried all other Medicines before the arrival of yours, but all of which did him no Rood ; but yours cured him in about six weeks, and he is now, by their means alone, quite restored to health and vigour. (Sirned) JOHN MARTIN ...
... Naltj, Captain Nolan, Mr. J. H. Askins, Mr. John Lentaigne, Dr. Ryan, Dr. C. £. Wall, Mr. C. P. Shannon, and Mr. C. Jones. The board adjourned at three o’clock. The Arms Act.—By the expiration of the Irish arms act with the last day of the session of parliament ...
... and senouncing to gvmmnnvu.uunm support of the Irish people, we must bave separate education (hear, hear). I know that Lord John Russell is in favour of what is called mixed education. Blr.lnbhtth&hh..fld‘ « mised education” (hear, Dear). It leads either ...
... president of the Stockholm society, with Ins Queen was present at the opening. DR. GRATTAN S FAMILY. With sincere pleasure we announce the gratifying fact that members Dr. Grattan’s family, who so providentially escaped from being isoned, are all now convalescent ...
... direct from Newfoundland, 2200 Quintals Prime Larg re NEW COD FISH, For Disposal to the ‘Trade on on his usual Advant: Terms. JOHN SHEA. Buckingham Piace, George's Quay. Sept. 23, 1846. LEICESTER SHEEP. OCTOR ROCHE, FERMOY, will dis) @ Highly-bred Ewes,chiefly ...
... A. Hallowell, and Rev. E. Cowen were in court. On the bench were—James Little, R.M., Samuel Hutchins, and John W. Payne, &qrs. The summons of John Sullivan, to the Rev. Daniel Healy, and the act of parliament applying to the case, 6th George IV., chap ...
... reference to Mr. Myles’s letter of the 15th instant, inquiring whether it is * now necessary have’ order in council to import arms or gunpowder, and also whether It is necessary to have license to sell or remove gunpowder,' tho clerk of the council is to ...
... 7ld ; Joseph and John Doering, 2s. ; F. Redmond and J. A. Crane, 11*. ll|d.; Joseph Franks, N. Hatched, and M. O’Connor, Is. 4d. ; James Hanlon, 7d. ; R. Dowling and James Doyle, Is. 4d. ; James Fortune, Is. IJd,; James Kelly and John Whelan, Is. Id. ; ...
... youth should be appointed by Presbyterians in synod. 1 think they were right in that demand ; and I think also, that Lord John Russell will be wrong if refuses it. That which the Presbyterians ask for themselves, 1 will do all I can to get it for them ...