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... marriage was, and will divide all Spain. The Muderudos and France will go against it! The Queen will fling herself into the arms of the Liberals, who [ alone can carry it. Instead of that union and oblivion of party, so much desired, there will be such ...
... NOV EMIiEII 1, 18 17. Hbnrt-Strrbt Police-Office.—Dunt.iw, Satlrdav , Oct. 30.— Departed Spirits ! John Fisher (the well- known man about town) ami John Farrell were charged for found drunk, on the Glannevin rond. The appearance of both parties was different ...
... APRIL >. tractin* now alliance. N ...
... Coaches to be reserved. jiAititir.u, ° F On the ult.. In the ...
... S Bonrke John O'Connell Kilkenny, County P S Puller J Greene King’s County Colonel Westenra 0 Sir A Armstrong 10 Kinsalc S Guinness 010 Leitrim, County Hon C Clements 10 0 E K 10 0 John O’Connell 10 John O’Brien ...
... in an able and feeling speech, by Mr. Adair, the fire of Conciliation Hall was immediately opened by Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Roche, and Mr. John O’Connell, in support of an amendment which went at once to pledge the Parliament and Government to advance more ...
... residence, on Monday, the l-'-.J ln-t., the year of his age, Hugh Close, of .Magherabane. On the 24th luat.. at St. John's, N. 8., Mr. John Toole, In the Sid year 'On the'll fh Jan., St. Andrews, X.B . Mr. James M'Brlde. On the Kith Jan., Mr. Thomas Wilson ...
... of Mr. O’Connell, who was and down, were apparent ; and when the tramp and clatter of the armed party were heard, he started with evident excitement. By this armed movement, he seemed to have become impressed with sense of the peril to which his followers ...
... Germans, the Duke of Northumberland, Lord Strangford, Lord Carew, Lord Strafford, Lord Kedesdale, Lord Beaumont, the Karl Of Cardigan, Lord Wharucliffe, the Earl of Radnor, Lord Glenelg, Lord Nelson, Earl Grey, Lord Stanley, and ihe Duke of Beaufort. They ...
... with arms folded, there are Catholics enough in —j d ia great pleasure secoodi ig Ireland defend the.r religions liberties. But the Protee- aße[| lne[ll , hj ha j u , been proposed by man si , tanta are not likely, m such cases, to keep their arms fidded ...
... proposed by Mr. Bourke, of Hayes. Mr. J. Augustus O’Neill was proposed by Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., and seconded Mr. Fitzgerald, of Nerny Castle ; and, lastly, Mr. John O’Connell, who already represents two constituencies, was proposed and seconded. The ...
... that depnUUou, consisting of Lords Lucan, Done rule, and Bernard, and Messrs. &. OBikd, (i Hamilton, Henry Grattan, &c., had all intmiew «ith Lord John Kn-sell, Wednesday, for the layj,,.. before his Lordship resolutions, adopted at a meetnm of I .HI, Peers ...