... clergymen, txnessive their confidence in Mr. John O'Conneii ai their future leader. Mr. John O'C'onneil read his reply, in the course of which he declared himself ready to sacrifice life itself the glorious cause. Mr. John Reynolds, the new and unexpected M.P ...

... 's — Mr. John Connejrs preliminary meeting Irish members was held on Friday. The following gentlemen were present John Reynold* M.P. ;T. Meagher, M.P.; T. O'Brkn, M.P.; J. T. Devereux, M.P.; J. O'Connell, M P • James Fatnn, M.P.; H. Grattan, M.P.; and ...

... Knocksentry, in this county, was attacked by an armed party, who knocked at the door and demanded admittance. Kelly, who was sitting the fire eating his supper, rose, with one of the children in his arm*, for the purpose of opening the door, when the ...

... poor, and found employment for tl.em, even borrowed money for the purpose, were absolutely penniless in consequence of an armed combination against them, which prevented the payment of rents. (Hear, hear.) ( Lord Stanlej had property in a part Ireland ...

... those priests whose denunciations from the altar had been im mediately followed by the death of their victims, and if not—- Mr. John O'Connbll rose to order. He wished to know whether was competent for an Honourable Member to ask a question which inferred ...

... M. Fox. John Greene, Robert Keating, Tho«. Meagher, H. K. G. Morgan, J. O'Brien, Timothy O'Brien, Maurice O'Connell, Anthony O'Flaherty, Nicholas Power, John Reynolds, E. B. Roche, Francis Scully, Thomas Wakley. Tellers,—Feargus O'Connor, John O'Connell ...

... >r, ■lames lev wood Hmdioy, Horsman, C W G Howard, Wm Jackson. Sir John Jervis, John Jerv-M, Wi'li-mi gn, S La»ctdies, Earl ot e >ln, J Marshal', vViiliam Marshal', R G F Men z, John O'Connell, Feargus O'Connor, Sir R ...