... evidence on the first case—that of John Sullivan—the foreman said that from the number of deaths which had taken place in that locality from starvation, to be attributed in a great degree to tie policy of Lord John Rus-ell, in respect to a supply of food ...

... THE DUBLIN WEEKLY REGISTEK, QCTOBEH 1847. Cime , w. ih« D.in« John Uocio.ll .I>d of b..r, h..r) H. bolimd ib«. oo» ooljr on. conn.lino with W.t.im, Broth.r., »nd Uo„ of Li».rp.K.l. H.nr. Gr.Utn connKUH] with th. propoicid »od hop. for IcUod. h. r.m. to ...

... 'proved, in a letter read to] the the meeting to-day by Air. Yorry. It appeared from that e Ho letter that a clerk from the Arm, Pith letters of mgrque Thb from LORD DUINCANNON journeyed through the South, feis purchasing off proxies. ant Several gentlemen ...

... barri;tcr; John Rafferty, Simon Browne, Janme Murphy, Thomas Dunn, Monsieur Chappuis, Paris Thomas Strong, Christopher O'Connor, Johnl Smyth Nliurioe R Lpyne, Michael Murphy, Peter Shannon, John Vor, James Delany, T C, Rev Charles Browns, 0 S F John Byrne ...

... attention to the speech of his friend the member would eventually become popular (hear, Jhear). Once more for Meath (Mr. H. Grattan), and to the speeches of his hon. he requested his houourahlo friend, before condemning the friends, the members for Cork ...

... J Reynolds E Grogan Rt. Hon. R L Sheil.. C MacTavish O’Gormau Mahon ~ Hon C Cole .. MJ. Blake A O’Flaherty John O’Connell John O’Connell John O’Brien Sir H Seymour Sir R Ferguson .. SirDNorreys Lord Newry ~ Colonel Dunne J P Somers . J T Devereux ~ ...

... condition of the people—we must have Arms Bills, and such like enactments, to restrain that people.—(Hear, hear, **Qaest2oo, question some slight interruption here ensued.) }lr. Napsb —I talking direHly to the point. Arms arq publicly sold in large quantities ...

... R. D. Ireland, Thomas D. M'Goe, Rn derick OTlanagan, Charles Garan Duffy, John Mitehell, Henry Carey, Peter Gale, Ashfield Hall, 8. M. Grier. John G. Adrir, Richard Bnurke, John L. Fitzgerald. J. O'Dono. hoe, Marcus Keane, J.P.; J. B. Hewson, J. C. J P ...

... esgle, Viscount S-rangford, Lord Sir.ffurd, Lord Carew, Lord ' Glenelg, Earl of Radoer, Lord Besumont, Earl Nelson, lEnrl of Cardigan, Duke of Besufort, Lord Stan'y, Earl ' Grey, Lord Campheil, Earl Powis, and Lord Redesdale. Of spiritual pecrathe earliest ...

... Dalbiac, Power, Leicester Smith, M‘Clintock Bird, E. L. Corbett, J. Harvey Lewis, John F. Reilly, Croker Barrington, John C. Delmege, Darby Griffith, Vernon, Robert Dillon, John Shaw Hamilton, Lott us Bland, Braddsll, R. S. Guinness, C. Synge, H. Barry, P ...

... survey which had been made of Cork harbour ? Money laid out upon that important haven would bo truly national expenditure. Mr. GRATTAN complained of the adjournment of the debate on this vital question. At all events, immediate steps ought to he taken for the ...

... by your honest vote! save the blessing of a tranquil conscience and a proud heart—be true to the faith and glory of Henry Grattan. (Enthusiastic cheers.) Fling aside—trample under footthe bribes and promises of Russell. (Reiterated cheering.) true to the ...