... Gilmore Andiew Fliun John Kaf lerty Jame. M'Graddy Jamea M'Duoald John Moore Roliert Boyd Jaraea M'Veagli Thoraaa Logan Willi.m Maginn M*Cann Patrick Gillmore Henry Uaiity Daniel M'Manua Wm Anderaun Hugh Grattan Hugh Daley John llagin John ...

... who, he said, had disgraced themselves. Mr. Grattan then alluded to the Irish Council, in which, said, there had been some good men—for instance, Mr. Smith Bnen and Mr. John O’Connell. Rev. Air. Kelly—Mr. John O'Connell left it when found it was delusion ...

... facts, which, followed to the end, must lead to that conclusion. These are the facts ' the 6th of June meeting was held at Lord John Russell’s to form a cabinet. Several Irish members attended that meeting, including many Repealers.” The following week, for ...

... in ~~Henry Grattan and Henry Meredvth, son of Sir Henry wmlaviny and atiackioe members of the Irish 'e- Meredyth. 3 r»t : on, ruffisnU disgr ce ul in the extreme ; and th>» KILDARE. the mined the Confederation has our warm, hearty. d John Augustus O’Neill ...

... Flinn, John Raf- ferty, Jamnes M -Grady, 3ames M Donald, John Moore, Robert Boyd, James M'Veagh, Thomas Logan, William Maginn Thomas M'Cann, Patrick Gilmore, Henry Manay.- Daniel Manus, William Anderson, Hugh Grattan, Hugh Dasley, John Raginn. ...

... Fourteen battalions are to be forthwith embodied, es clothed, and armed, making a force of 10.000 men for the city, nearly equal to the whole standing army of our state. on Once arms in the hands of every Roman. adiue, a long nm adiue, to the hope of ...

... S. Gar- sin je, Charles Barnwell, J P. James O'Connor, J P, H j' sthrs,' Patrick Russell, James MICann, Edward ani &ec~, .John M1'Evoy, P. Smith, H. Martin, J. M'Laugh- (oi p. 39 rs, &O ? .B on the notion oM .Corbally, Esq., the chair was N taiisn by ...

... altered amended at any general meeting of the Coufedcralion called tor suih purpose, bv giving one previous notice. John kk, Chairman. John Doban. Edwakd WGarrv. Ptitß M'Gootvry. J. T. Lavkkt. Tiic and constitution being put the chair were adopted without ...

... Doncaster, who was a great man in this neighbourhood in those days, she ca'is* d him to be hied well nigh unto death. Wh« Little John heard these •ad tidings—for it was soon known the dependents the nunnery and the brave old Naylor—who was never far away from ...

... Thomas Ryan, John Ryan, Jeremiah Fleming, and John Hayden, were at Michael Ryan's house with him. Saw guns and two pistols in Ryan’s on that night. Michael Ryan’s sister Mary, and two young gorsoona, his brothers, weru in the house. The arms were loaded ...

... Young Irelandism. There was no such thing (hear.) Al Moore. John Kelch, Rev Dr Groves, Gerard W Gal- thouzh there was a meeting got up at which this Youna wey, John Borke, Walter Burke, John Browne Tho- f§ Irelander was addressed, and at which he replied ...

... esgle, Viscount S-rangford, Lord Sir.ffurd, Lord Carew, Lord ' Glenelg, Earl of Radoer, Lord Besumont, Earl Nelson, lEnrl of Cardigan, Duke of Besufort, Lord Stan'y, Earl ' Grey, Lord Campheil, Earl Powis, and Lord Redesdale. Of spiritual pecrathe earliest ...