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... Lucas—the spirit that summoned the armed missionaries of freedom the altars of Dungannon, and gave to Charlemont a dignity which his accomplishments wonld never have attained—the spirit that touched with Are the tongne of Grattan, and endowed his words with ...
... shall seem expedient:— * William Smith O’Brien. M.P., John Shea Lawlor, Gurtecnroe; John B. Dillon, barrister; Francis Comyn, J.P., Woodstock; John E. Pigot, barrister; RobertOrr, Bray Lodge; John Mitchel, Luke Shea; J P. the Kennies, county Cork: Robert ...
... the country man, to his amazement end horror, found the lower extremities, the legs and portion U»e young child. The head, arms, and stomach appeared to have been eaten off; and hut for timely interference used, the remainder would have shared similar ...
... Lucas—the spirit that summoned the armed missionaries of freedom the altar of Dungannon aim gave to Chorlemout the dignity which his accomp idimeuts would never have attained—the spirit that touched with lire the longue of Grattan, and endowed his words with ...
... O’Loghlen, Baronet; John Singleton, J.P. ; John M*Mahon, J. P. ; Marcus Kane, J. P.; Colonel Synge, Pierce Creagh, Rev. John Divoren, Thomas Steele. Thomas M'Mahon, Augustus Arthur £ n_Sir Edward Syne, Bart. ; Nicholas Philpol Loader. John Dillon Croker, J ...
... evening, at the Viceregal Lodge : Mr. James Power. M.P. ; Mr. Archbold. M.P. ; Mr. John O'Connell, M.P. ; Mr. Daniel O'Connell. M. P. ; Mt. M'Carthy. M.P. ; Mr. If Grattan, M.P. ; Hun. Cecil I sales'. M.P.; Mr. O'Brlen. M.P. ; Mr. F. French, MP. Mr. Macdonald ...
... came among them. Mr. H. GRATTAN said he wished to a«k the First Lord of the Treasury if he would send worth of corn the western coast of Ireland—(a langh). answer was given to the hon. member's question. Mr. BRIGHT asked Lord John Russell whether this ...
... bill to be introduced into Parliament to carry it into effect; and he was sure that th*. House would glad to hear that Sir John Burgoyne had consented to superintend its operation for the next three months. In proposing this measure, however, a view of ...
... Hem v Grattan, M.P. William Smith O’Brien, M.P. W. H. M‘Clintock Bunbn.v, M.P. John Robert Godley I*. S. Butler, M.p. O'Connor Don B. Chapman, M.P- William Sharman Crawford, M.P. Thomas Esraonde, M.P. R. Srailhwick, M.P. William Acton, M.P. John Collett ...
... Eclair of Cardigan, damaged in the recent gale at Bea I Bar, and run into Kibosh creek, but now undergoing repair at our quays, was ordered to pay £5 10s. wages to John Thompson, Michael WMahon, Thomas Farmer, Joaeplt Downing, and John Llewellyn, of ...
... nothing from them is liable to taxation under the Poor and Labour Rate Acts. The deterioration of the sail by a tenant holding 64 arms, 3 roods, and 6 perches, statute measure, of excellent land, for an unexpired term of 800 yearn, at £9 4s. per annum, presents ...