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... &c. &c. Messrs.—John Burke G Benuett QC ; Warren COth Rides Kenna Apsis ant Under Secretary *, Richardson High Sheriff' county Monaghan ; Newton jun. Sheriff of Carlow; A Montgomery J G Jones J M Elliott J Corballis R Hildyard John Gilmore A Bushe, C ...
... spirit that summoned the armed missionaries , treedom to the altar of Dungannon, and gave to Cbarle- ; moot the dignity which his accomplishments would never have attained—the spirit that touched with fire the tongue Grattan, and endowed his works with ...
... m O'Loushlen Burl ; John Singleton JP j John JP ; Marcus Keane JP ; Colonel Singe. Pierce Creagh, Rev John Uavoren, Thomas Steele, Thus M'Mehon, Augustus Arthur. , , . Cork— Sir Edward Synge Bart ; Nicholas Philpot Leader, John I)i:lon Croller JP ; Harold ...
... Ireland, and story is thousand times repeated, though as often refuted, that the starving pea santry of Ireland are purchasing arms to use against their employers. I for one do not believe a word of this story I can only express my great surprise that, with ...
... for the special purpose of considering the provisions of the important bill intro duck'd into the House of Commons by Lord John Russell, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. Labouchere, to facilitate ibe improvement of landed property in Ireland the ...
... The Speaker took the chair at lour o’clock. FIRE ARMS. Sir WILLIAM VERNER postponed for three weeks his motion to call the attention of her Majesty s ministers to the importation and sale of tire arms in Ireland. government education. Sir WILLIAM CL ...
... Confederates. Mr. John O Connell has been on one or two occasions intemperate, so has his illustrious father, whose lamentable illness has, I verily believe, been chiefly caused by his fears and his anxiety for his country ; but John O’Connell has since ...
... es could muster, or thought convenient to publish, are comprised in the following : Smith O’Brien, MP ; John Mitchel ; Charles Cavan] Duffy ; John Dillon; Thomas F Meagher; T D Magee ;| Richard O’Gorman, sen., R O'Gorman, jun., Patrick] Hickey, Solicitor ...
... seat). Mr. JOHN O’CONNELL again rose and said he had been in communication with Mr. Henry Grattan, in reference to some observations attributed to that gentleman at the last meeting of the Irish Council by the public press,] and Mr. Grattan authorised ...
... :—Rev P Duffy, CC.Hev U Yorke, CC, Rev M O’Reilly, CC, Edward Fagan, Edward M‘Cready, Edward Daly, John Maxwell, Daniel Quinn, John Maxwell, Daniel Quinn, John Mullen, Thomas Wilson, Laurence Clarke, Thomas Quinn, Joseph Slevm, Patrick M'Gaver. Friend, A ...
... language, Igo the whole hog,' and nothing less (cheers). Mr John Greene lb- n addressed the meeting. He said was an old Repealer. The Limerick Chronicle while ■as in the army had stated that Mr. John Greene was the only Repealer in the service. Now to agriculture ...
... public aa tbe huabaud of L E.L. d.ed on the 22d 01 May; * Mr. Grattan is a native of Kildare, where his brother the amiable and respected Dr. Grattan, J.P., at present resides. Mr. Grattan is now British Consul at New York. HOWITT’S JOURNAL. l7l, Strand ...