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... liisigo.fleanc oversights. Such provoking apathy or Banersbv, John lUdlly. lisq. T.C. ; lies. I’. .1. tit!- KX’ 1 * ' cleat impotence sceure Ibc ..lightest issues whieli fortune ligan. Dr. Nagle. John Clarke, lleury-street , Kd- f ...
... he 'oil, asked him what had become of Henry Grattan (hear, hear). Ile (Mr (J'Cotioe.l) was soriv to say he was afraid that it was iU hea!th whct deprived thee of the service. of the son ill immortal Grattan (chePr.). The Holt Mr. Lawle— —I am very mud ...
... Bruton (hear). wants t ...
... Silver Watches £44. each—ed Strand, SS Cockspur street, 114 Royal it:change. TCLCOACH BUILDERS, Cabinet Makers, I Vpholeumn.—JOHN AKRITINGTON. No IS CURLED MAIN and FIATHER hi and public leas a Nook of Curled will ides ma rsamechlo WY. Curled Haor Naaraz ...
... said, had asked him what had become of Henry Grattan (hear). He (Mr. O'Connell) was sorry to say, he was afraid that it was ill health which deprived them of the services of the 'on of the immortal Grattan (cheers). The Hon. Mr. Lawless--I am very much ...
... Alderman Rooney, John Levy, Esq., Barrister ; E. D. Williams, Esq., P.L.G.; Myles Tobyn, Esq., T.C.; Philip Taggsrt, Eesq., T.C.; William Magennis, Esq. 3 Messrs. Arkins, W. J. Battersby, Joba Reilly, Esq., T.C. Rev. P. J. Gilligsn, Dr. Nagle, John Clarke, H ...
... of the Liberator was most warm an’,l enthusiastic. Mr, John O’Counell and tlie Hon. Cecil Lawless were also in attendance. Amongst the gentlemen in the vicinity th*- Chair, noticed the following John Coni, II M.l*. ; J. M. M’Donnell, M I’. : the Head I’acifi ...
... 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 ...
... possession, end robbed Mr. Coffey of £785. 'lbis daring robbery took place at mid day, 5 miles from Loughree. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., declares, in the words and spirit of a maniac, that the famine in Ireland is the just visit.tion of Providenoethe ...
... Metrical Trantlatione, by Mite Brooke, Dr. Drnm' mond, Sanmel Feryvson, J, C. Mangan, T. Fnrloeg, II- Grattan Curran, Edto. tfaleh. J. D*Alton, John O'Anster. llielorieal Notices by Henry R. Montcomery, Member of the Dahlia Philosophical Society,— Dublin ...
... deplorable fact ; the arming of the pea. sentry in many parts of Ireland is another and a most important and formidable fact. But those two facts have no connection with each other ; on the contrary, we may term them antagonistic. Wherever arms are freely purchased ...
... History cannot and will not recognise him, as the Irish Leader, one year earlier ; certainly not in the times of Mr. Grattan, or of John Keogh, the Earl of and Dr. Troy. A “great man” he was from the hour he completed his 21st year, hut not the Leader of ...