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... Forty-seven years have passed by since that cause was sold for place and pension—(hear, hear)—-and in the very hall where Henry Grattan impeached the corruption of the minister and the perfidy of the placeman, we hear this day the clank of gold, that bids us ...
... and H. B. lairtlough, Esq , with the following jury:—Messrs. Kertland, W P. Berrill, Johnßoylan, Patrick Levins, John Parrel, Tomas Moore, John M’Gough, Mathew Fagan, J. Marlin, Thomas Campbell, Thomas Kelly, and Peter Dalton, when, after hearing evi denee ...
... Vavasour Carter, who retires ; John Jestyn Williams Fredericks. Gent, be Comet, vice M'Evoy. . 6th Regiment of Foot-Quartermaster Sergeant Robert Webster be Quartermaster, vice William Tiller, who retires „ 24th Foot-Ensign Henry John Hinds, from the 60th Foot ...
... called once. him, iv tpeecfae* v jjenermUjr (laughter' Boyle, wb'* vituperation ' ircUnd with .«& Council before,' Rolando » Grattan- WM Mf,r t» n*dc—that ground*. v *o adjourn / « adjourn cuDiequcnce i (hew , and ...
... Rev Patrick Gaffney, P P; Rev Eugene Condos, P P ; Rev John Welsh, P P? Rev Patrick Costin, R C C ; Rev John Hyland, C C; Rev John Mallins, CC; Rev John Crotty. CC, Rev Patrick Of Meany. C C; Rev John MI~rath, C C. Rev Jas Power, ft C; h Rev ...
... of tie first d;-. v,l:. Am- “h: :::uo- the namee, the charges should not have moted ; Surgeon John Stewart, from o. ':lu:.nolu'oud class, vice Cupcland Grattan, 'h.-hs\l'- Easl PITZWILLIAM belioved it would bave beea on haif-pay ; Staff Assistant Surgeon ...
... O'Dwyer.fj'. rving, as well *» ilte sincere, and il is for the sincere toB plenty employ—and I’ll no more it.” This led I*. John Redmond, and many others who truly estimated, nn.lv **l' their atr* u,'tli a« long as they can with those aa Lis other trials ...
... and entire staff. Fourteen battalions arc forthwith embodied, clothed, and armed, making force 10,(Ml) men for the city, nearly equal whole standing army our State. Once arms hands of every nan adieu, a long adieu, »the hope ever undoing Pius has done ...
... rights of this country were bartered, and the Union was passed into a law (hear, bear), will know that it was not by force of arms, but by the force of corraption that Union was passed (cheers). None of us can forget that the acceptsnce of piaces—the begging ...
... bar Davis Cub), - the J Rogers, Thomeas Duigan (Secretary Da sClb) Whyte (Secretary Swift Club), P J Barry (Secretary t 0 Grattan Club), J MIDonald, - BHighos, - Delaney, ki and P O'Hagan. 'n At eight o'clock Mr. Smith O'Brien, accompanied by Bon the leading ...
... 30ppro- priated exclusively to ladies, were well filled. Tbe following were amongst those presentT F Meagher, John Dillon (barrister), John Mitchell, Richard O'Gornian jun. Chas p Gavan Duffy, Thomae D IM'Gee, Dentor West, Doctor ai Albert Browne, Mr ...