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... That effort cannot made a divided country. The nerve, the passion, and tho purpose of the country must be lodged one arm, and that arm must not cease strike against tbo gates of the Irish senate house until they have been driven in. (Tremendous cheering ...
... Tipperary; John O’Connell, P.. Kilkenny: John Reynolds, T.C.; C. P Shannon, T.C.; J. P. Doyle, P.L.G.; Rev. Mr. Hopkins, Rev. James Murphy, 0.5.D.; Doctor M’Keon, P.L.G.; Micbsei Hyland, Kilkenny; John Kelch, Peter Slevin, Richard Kelly, T.C.; John Flanedy ...
... the Confederates. Mr. John O'Connell lure been on one or two occasions intemperate, so ham his illustrious father, whims lamented illness has. I verily believe, bees slimly caused by his fears and anxiety f or the emunry ; but John O'Connell has since evinced ...
... marriage was, and will divide all Spain. The Muderudos and France will go against it! The Queen will fling herself into the arms of the Liberals, who [ alone can carry it. Instead of that union and oblivion of party, so much desired, there will be such ...
... that nothing should be given but food or clothing, bought in London; they pre- tended that if they gave us money we would buy arms, and it required all the icfluence of persons high in office to induce them to give some money for the of wisions, spoiling ...
... of Mr. O’Connell, who was and down, were apparent ; and when the tramp and clatter of the armed party were heard, he started with evident excitement. By this armed movement, he seemed to have become impressed with sense of the peril to which his followers ...
... older than O'Connell, be of any use.” In this ad- mirable letter, too, we find an approbation of Mr. John present exertions to effect a re- conciliation. John O'Connell, according to Lord Cloncurry, now deserves to be met. The refusal to meet him must, co ...
... that than it only one wee fcrer in that Tillage. At Chnreh, bj the Rot. Wat. Atkina, John KlHaoa, Eaq, Bana.Tglen. ooaaty of Donegal, to Harriot, daaghler of John Barnett, Baa. Rta VOIa, DabUn. the inat. Kanagn Choroh, Longford, Jamra Robert Glbboao ...
... advance, of whlich all persons coucerned are required to take notice. By order of tlse Coulneil of the Borough of Belfast. JOHN BATES, Town Clerkc. Belfast, 14th May, 1847. (813 GOLD GIrtEN AWAY I ANOTHER FRrlF GIFT BlY THE PR0PRICTlSY THE P.CTORIAL TIM ...