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... Nugent, James Donmbrain, John M'N,-ill, George Hodson (high sheriff CoUnty West- e meath), Robert Gore Booth, John Power, Roebuck House; e John Kennedy, Thomas Formondo, M P; Nit holo Fitzii- mon, Edward Borough, Robert Harty, John Power (Kil. faoif), Thomas ...
... George Forster, John M'Nell. Ni. ; chota3 Fitz~imnon, William Hort, George Hodson (High~ ed Sheriff county Westmeatb), Richard Levinge, E Borfoulgb, t n Henry Meredyth, James Dombrain, Arthur Clarke, John, Power, John Power, of Kilfene; John Burke, Patrick ...
... divot:- PROPORsED COUNCIL. ' Wm Smith O'Brien, M P; John Shea Lawlor, J P, a Gurteenroe; John B Dillon, Barrister Francis Comyn, J P, Woodstock ; John E Pigot, Barrister; Robert Orr, - Bray Lodge ; John Mitchel, Luke Shea, J P, The Ren- nies. county Cork ...
... street_ c John- Shaw, North Kling street P James B Webb, Corn Market - . obert Qaeale, Merchant, Back lane Edward Reynolds, T C, Patrick street a Patrick Miurpyb, D D, Greht Brunswick street John Alcorn and Son, Merphants, High street t John Hickey, C ...
... William Donnelly, John; Arabin, Francis Freeman, John E Vernon, DL; Walter Sweetman, Charles Roper, J P Willoughby H Carter, J P; Xi Kemmis, Q C; Rev J Curtis, Robert Shaw, jan; Martin Crean, Edward Hayes, John Barlow, TC; Sir John F enedy art Rev B H ...
... Denmark-street; I Rev Mr Hopkins, John M'Kenne, Esq. T C; Thomas M Dixon, Esq, J P; John Reilly, Esq, T C S R Fraser, c Esq; M Daly, Bsq; J M MacDotnell, Esq, M P; Michael 1 Murphy, Esq, T Cl; E W Costello, Esq, barrister; John t Fergasson, Esq, T C; Captain ...
... Ladies Ponsonby, Mr. and Lady Louisa Tighe; Mr. James Pouter, M.P.; Mr. Archbold, M.P Mr. John O'Connell, HP.; Mr. Daniel OConnell, I1P.; Mr. Macarthy, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Cecil Lawless, iMr. O'Brien, Mr. Fitzstiphenu French, Mr Macdoeanell, Mr. fifflewv ...
... peace dhad been greatly marred by government allowing the people to supply themselves with arms. The purchasers could b not be accidental, and the demand for arms was so great that the manufacturers could not meet it. They had heard eit said that it was ...
... regard td the dllggbd extensive puichase of arms. It had been stated that the people, instead of bnying food with the money given them for relief, spent it in the puirchase of arms. He believed the purchase of arms had been greatly exaggerased (hear, hear) ...