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... Tipperary; John O’Connell, P.. Kilkenny: John Reynolds, T.C.; C. P Shannon, T.C.; J. P. Doyle, P.L.G.; Rev. Mr. Hopkins, Rev. James Murphy, 0.5.D.; Doctor M’Keon, P.L.G.; Micbsei Hyland, Kilkenny; John Kelch, Peter Slevin, Richard Kelly, T.C.; John Flanedy ...
... against The Very Rev. John Choine. James Bristow, Esq., one of the public officers of the Northern Banking Company, against Same. Alexander Johns, Esq., against Miss Margaret Spear, and others, against Same. The Reverend John Gmjnn, Same, against Same ...
... , deceased. 4th Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Jostas Roger* John Cole* to be Captain, purchase, vice Arkwright, who retires ; Cornet Michael M'Crcagfa to Lieutenant, by par* chase, rice Coles; John Richard Smyth Wallis, geoi. bf Cornet, by purchase, vice ...
... free trade in arms. (Hear, hear, hear.) On tho lOth of August, 1840, arms bill came in for second roadiii, and that occasion noble lord said, tho question h, whether all persons whatever in Ireland should at perfect liberty to have any arms they please ...
... Glooeester-Street. The materials used to be the best description; and the work to done fat permanent and workmanlike manner. 916) JOHN BATES, Town Clerk. BBXsTAST KAKBOWft NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. TIE BeHhst Harbour CommisrioDcn are prepared to receive Tenders ...
... would detrimental to the public service, to give the correspondence referred to, declined to accede the motion. . The Earl of CARDIGAN supported the motion, stating his obiectious to the Bill. . Thi Marquis of LONDONDERRY withdrew his motion, after expressing ...
... in opposition the bill. Mr. GRATTAN said, that with respect to the question of railways, he might state that the late Mr. Drummond had expressed an opinion that railways ought pushed to the utmost in Ireland, and (Mr. Grattan) hoped the house would not ...
... those present noticed—Lord Wallscourt, Lord Cloucurry, Isaac Butt, Geo. Hudson, E. W. Chctwodc, Samuel Ferguson. Henry Grattan, John Mitchell, G. A. Hamilton, W. S. O’Brien, David Roche, J. Wilson, C. G. Dully, J. C. Delmedge, M, Doheny, Bolton Massy, ...
... be desired. The walls were covered with military trophies of every description, including banners, shields bearing coats of arms helmets swords pistols. See. arranged in every variety of device. The front of each stall was tastefully festooned with and ...
... determined to me. t—that w« ivite them 'attend, if they choose—but that if they nor so, will on without them. A Voice—Mr. Grattan. Mr. John i* unnecessary to men. particular names, for plan will give time for various Repeal members to become acquainted with ...
... Summery John Cramsie, 1 bale Stamps R. Huey, 1 do. John Williams, 2 chests Oil J. M'Clclland, 1 case 3 hampers chest Oil R, Toner, 1 cask 1 hamper Drugs R. Stanley, 2 hampers chests Oil Isaac Arrott, hhds. Ling Branigan & Co., 2 crates Earthenware John Maguire ...
... the Confederates. Mr. John O'Connell lure been on one or two occasions intemperate, so ham his illustrious father, whims lamented illness has. I verily believe, bees slimly caused by his fears and anxiety f or the emunry ; but John O'Connell has since evinced ...