... Bruton (hear). wants t ...

... as a Grand Jury:—T. Manifold, Forman; Thomas Robinson, John Brereton, William Woods, Henry Drought, Alfred Kelly, William Wallace, Montgomery Robbins, John Davis, Thos. Dillon, George Ryall, John Berry, S. M. Berry, Benjamin White, Thomas Woods, Henry ...

... Confederates. Air. John O’Connell has been on one or two occasions intemperate, so has his illustrious father, whose lamentable illness has, 1 verily believe, been chiefly caused his fears and his anxiety for his country ; but John O’Connell has since ...

... effort cannot ■ made a divided country. The nerve, the pas; aioti, and the purpose of the country must be lodged ; in one arm, and that arm must not cease to strike ; against the gate of the Irish senate House until they ' have been driven in (tremendous cheers) ...

... Btunitp of addressing Jury. Th.s probably induced . two other females to St. John’s Newfoundland, inihim to cultivate with more ardour a talent for cross 'stead of St. John’s, New Brunwick. .'Xatniimtioii, which was unquestionahly unrivalled, ind which ...

... the Sove-1 him to himself, and ultimately overcame his d ter-Breigu Dictator of Europe, and the fate of England nation. Arm and arm bo’th left the barrister’aghung upon a thread. Austria has fallen,” said! lodging', and returned to Court together. Wit ...

... public since the death of the Liberator, l|»P»nt feared. Its veuom is well known; its pan-* many occasions, acting under Mr. John O Connell, a nd-a-Quartcr per Cents, are to J. u ( - wealthv as well in the cabins the think it may advantageous to examine ...

... his seat). Mr. John O'Connell again rose and said he had been in communication with Mr. Henry Grattan, in reference t ...

... Teuuent, Whig; Lord John Chichester, Peelito. Cashel—Alderman T. O’Brien. Repealer. Cavan—Mr. John Young and Hon. James Maxwell, Protectionists. Carlow County—Colonel Bruen and Oapt. Buabury, Protectionists. * Carlow Borough—John Sadlier,.Liberal. Ca ...

... Queen and a House of Lords and Coalmens true Irish manufacture. have the honour to remain, truly yours, FatuickCoddiuy, O.S.F. “John O’Connell, Esq. AI.P.” He begged to move that the letter be inserted on the minutes, that the thanks the association yiven ...

... Irish affairs ibe late Mr. Grattan used to assemble the friends and members j Ireland prior the introduction of public measures. Sometimes they met at bis house, sometimes at Mr. Ponsonby's, or Mr. Tierney’s, or Sir ! John Newhsort’s ; and they then ...

... Messrs. John O’Connell, Henry Grattan, Daniel O’Connell, John Reynolds, and Jas. Fagan, M.P.’s, Mr. Grattan in the chair. The Chairman said the thinness of the attendance was owing the fact tiiat the name of O’Connell was hated, and the name of ...