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... bar Davis Cub), - the J Rogers, Thomeas Duigan (Secretary Da sClb) Whyte (Secretary Swift Club), P J Barry (Secretary t 0 Grattan Club), J MIDonald, - BHighos, - Delaney, ki and P O'Hagan. 'n At eight o'clock Mr. Smith O'Brien, accompanied by Bon the leading ...
... Rev Mr MA'Cormick, Ferbane; Rev Mr M'Hugh, Kinsealy; Martin Brennan, Mr Quan, John Reilly (barrister); Cornelius Shannor, Rev Mr Groves, John Kelch. On the motion of Mr. John O'Connell, the chair was taken by THOMAS Al. SCULLY, B1rrister-at-law. The CHAIRMAN ...
... C. D. Murphy, Q. Sul!ivan, J. Brennan, Rev. Mr. (j'Mullane, Dr. Gibbs, London - Ronayne, Brvan Hennessy, M. Lyons, T.C. ; John O'Brien, T. C. Ralph Varian, W. Connor, Dr. Sullivan, D. Donegan, Jun. ; A. Varian, E. O'Regan, W. Lyons, Isaac Varian, F. ...
... Waterford. JOBN O'CONNELL, Limerick. Aldermen O’'BRIEN, Cashel. JAMES FAGAN, Wesford, JOHN REYNOLDS, Dablia, J. T. DEVEREUX, Wexford. J. P. BSOMERS, Sligo. H. GRATTAN, Meath. D. O'CONNELL, Waterford. P. 8. BUTLER, Kilkesay. The following gestiemen signified ...
... doubt tha* the rates of the Castlebar vnion might bave been much better collected if the goardians bad doue their duty. Mr. GRATTAN moved for returns of the absentees from Treland ; the annval value of the property of all absentees assessed to the poor rate; ...
... Audeonss Ward, per Mr John Fo4 .. .. 0 6 1 - George's Ward per Mr John White., 0 36 le - Andrew's Ward per Mr John Byrne o 32 - Custom Mouse Ward. ?? Redmond.. 0 14 10 Id Operative Boot and Shoemakers, per Mr James Far- reoly and John Morris .. .. ,, ,, ...
... utiquertionahly true, that in the course of this warfare in Portugal, a body of persons having been taken, after a conflict, with arms in their hands were made prisoners on the condition that they should he treated with all the honours of war; yet a great number ...
... members, occupied their former seats on the opposition side of the house. blow the garzway. The treasury benches were well John Russell, Sir G. Grey, the Chancellor of the Ecrhopter, Sir J. C. Ilobhouse, Mr. Masanlay, Mr. Latiouehere, Mr. F. M tele, Mr ...
... for insurrection, through the indalgence uf which some of his relatives have rendered themselves rather remarkable. His son, John O'Connell, of Agbgore and Darrynane, took the field in 1689 at the bead of acompany of foot, which he raised for the service ...
... of ultra-loyal men. How often has he been reproached by the surviving rebels of 1796 with his scarlet uniform and volunteer arms in 1798 and 1799. • The greatness of Mr. O'Connell may be fairly affiliated on George the Third. and the full magnitude cf ...
... ” by the title of Adventures of the Connaught Rangers, William Grattan, Esq, an esteemed officer in that celebrated ut the penin sular war; and, with Lis who fought dashing brothers in arms, passed through 80 many perils, and met with so many singular ...
... Dublin, sad psssed emidet loud | cheering. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL handed in the followiag : — From Celtridge, per Mesers. O'Brien and Sberides, 6s. From the Custom bouse ward, per Mr. W. P. Redmond, 12+ 24, Mr. JOHN O’CONNELL then said—On taking inte consideration ...