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... with bread, the mob demanded the honey ex|»osed for sale in the window. Some carts laden with Hour belonging to Mr. Francis John Neill and Co., were attacked in coming into L: me rick horn port, and portion of it taken. Information having been received ...
... prisoners to Tralee. The Liberator, 1 mewing in his nurse's arms, save the scene, and remembered It-for his memory t was singularly tenacious-more ?? in remarkable dates or events. From the arms of the nurse to our i first edbantienal process is a short ...
... employment for the people thorn Sir John Wilson, and was, bend., an officer in their own country had begun to excite attention. the grenadier guards. He had been on the g An industrial society hod been formed in Galway which arm friendship with the plaintiff ...
... direction Ireland, those bitter sarcasm's had merely diecharged a sacred duty, those crushing bursts of wrath, with which he armed, To pass over without other notice than its announce- l himself against his adversaries. If the great •gitator; ment, and ...
... tbe Confederates. Mr John Connell baa been on one or two occasion* intemperate, so has bis illustrious father, whose lamentable illneSb has. I verily believe, been chiefly caused his tears and his anxiety fur his country ; but John O’Ctnnell has since ...
... and look to Ireland for an instant. Clare is in arms—Limerick is in arms —Mayo is in arms—the fierce mutterings of a revolution are heard along the banks of the Shannon—one power alone can avert the armed visitation ! Name that power ? It is not the English ...
... perary; John O'Connell, M P, Kilkenny ; John Reynolds' th TOC; CP Shannon, T C; J P Doyle, P L G; Rev M'vr th tb Hopkins, Rev James Murphy, 0 S D; Doctor MIKcon . P L G; Michael Hyland, Kilkenny; John Kelob, Peter re Slevin, Richard Kelly, T C; John Flanedy ...
... cannot be made by a divided Ion country. The nerve, the passion, and the purpose of the ish country must be lodged in one arm, and that arm must not cease to strike against the gates of the Irish Senate House v as until they have been driven in (tremendous ...
... the addresses to John O'Connell and 'le Repeal Association :-VTle Right Worshipful the Mayor, tldcrman Thomas Meagher, Alderman Sir Benjamin Mor. -is Wall, Alderman Richard Walsh, Town Councillor Ed- ,ord O 'Meara, Town Councillo r John B. Foehan, and Town ...
... 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 ...
... amounting £l—total £6.” , , Mr. John O’Connell said, in moving the insertion of the letter the minutes, that he let obliged to the noble writer tor not having ad! dressed him as the leader of the Irish people ; (bear, hear.) . Mr. John Reynolds, in seconding the ...
... the wanton cruelty which exasperated citizen soldiery are often too ready to commit, of the tendency that man has when he has arms in his hands, ruffian. In 4 the Catholic Board” was dissolved a government proclamation, but it was revived again under the ...