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... and with tome luolntioa* founded thereon, referred to committee. Ur. John Reynold* addreued the meeting at couiderable length on Tariout topic*. He eentnred the of Heart. Grattan and Browne for their rote on the bill for the prevention of crime in Ireland ...
... O. Grace, 11. Grattan, John Greene, 11, Keating, Win. Keogh, Major M‘Namara, C. MTavish, The O’Gorman Mahon, Wm. Monsell, Sir D. Norreys, John O’Brien, Sir L. O’Brien, John O’Connell, M. J. O’Connell, A. O’Flaherty. John Reynolds, ...
... included the following representatives of Irish counties, towns, and boroughs Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. Maurice O'Connell, Mr. William Keogh, Mr. John Reynolds, Mr. T. C. Anstey Major J. Blackball, Mr. M. J. BUke, Mr. Dan. Callaghan, Mr ...
... the amend-1 ment. Mr. II Grattan said; that for the sake of sufferinjf huinonity lie should ...
... present—to wit—John O’Connell. Henry Grattaq, Tim O’Brien, Jemmy Fagan, and though last not jeast, Jon Reynolds. The Alderman (Tim) look the ehaw. and Grattan read the letter of Lord Claude Hampton declining their invitation. Mr. Grattan did not think ...
... between the Council of Distress and Safety,” and Lord John has been devoted the Grattans and O’Connella tha Consideration of some manoeuvre for defeating tbs Ministerial project. We say the Grattans and O’Connelle, for suppose that such men, as Sir Lucias ...
... Messrs. Henry Grattan and ** tbs Leader.” Tha first of theae gentlemen (whose extraordinary conduct in moving an amendment on the Address two evenings before, and then withdrawing it, must have been freah in the recollect:in oi Lord John) directed bis ...
... F. O’Connor. F. O’Cunuor bad stated that the late 4 niggers. Irishmen would be niggers.” Mr. Grattan had been a rebel. The atatement was fafse. He Mr. John O'Connell asked it was in order that this had libelled Lord Charlemout and the liish Volunteers ...
... , asserting tbe right of the tenant to ooranensatton for hie improvements, was moved by Mr. John seconded by Mr I’etrick Brady, end adopted. Mr. Henry Grattan then rose to address the meeting. said be was after returning from country where thu tenant ...
... day being read, preparatory to the second reading of the Repression Cri ne Hill. The speakers were, Mr. John O'Csonell, Mr. F. O'Connor, Mr. Grattan, who declined being a party to such proceedings, and Mr. O'CouueiL Mr. Fagan, Cork, moved the adjournment ...
... Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., on being appointed depnty lientenant the county of Kerry, by Mr. Labouchere. Mr. Daniel O’Cunnell, jun., M.P., by the Right Hon. 11. Lx. bonehere. Mr. T. Wyse, M.P., on taking office Secretary of the fodi.. Board. Mr. John Andrew ...
... MAJOR MAHON, OP STROKBBTOW.V. Murders, violent assaults, burglarious attacks dwellmg-houses, robberies of arms, tumnltuous assemblages of armed men, resistance to the payment of rents and poor rates—such are the oflences that compose the awful catalogue ...