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... and hoped that Mr. Grattan would consent to withdraw it. Mr. S. O’BRIEN declared his intention of supporting the address, and of waiting till he saw what the measures of Government were before he ventured to condemn them. Mr. GRATTAN then consented, in ...
... Gibson. The Irish members mustered in large numbers at early hour, and among the foremost were Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Sharman Crawford. Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. William Keogh, Mr. Callaghan, Mr. Anstey, Mr. Mac Tavish, Mr. J. Reynolds, and Mr. G. A. Hamilton ...
... SHIP BOUND FOR CANADA. SL John's, New Brunswick, Oct. 19,1847. You probably hare learned, ere this, part of the dreadful story of the ship Aeon, Nicholas Johnson, master, 1,100 tous register, with about 500 passengers, which armed disabled at Miramicbi. ...
... post in an agony of de Several persons here attempt to speak, but were equally unsuccessful. Mr. John Bourke meantime moved a vote of confidence in Mr. John O'Connell. Mr. Maguire rose and seconded the motion. Mr. Bourke again rose, and, having asked whe- ...
... approaching quarter sessions, charged with the assault. llonuEßV or Arms On the evening of the 25th ult., four men, armed with pistols and sticks, forcibly entered the dwelling of John Has sett, farmer, Ballina, of whom they demanded his double barrelled ...
... followed since tho arms act expired are well known. It is not likely that Mr. Laboucherc would now boast of the right of every Irishman to bear arms. No man has a right to wrong; and if a certain class of Irishmen cannot possess arms without making an ...
... Tuesday at the Rotunda—Henry Grattan, M.P., in the chair. There were thirty-four Members of Parliament present, and many visitors attended, among whom were several ladies. Alter short speeches from Henry Grattan and John O’Connell, it was resolved that ...
... old Tory system, as of the general gaol deliveries of the Norrasnby process ons; Lord John Russell, following the settled precedent, will probably re-enact the arms bill he allowed to expire, with perhaps additional clauses more fully embodying the blessed ...
... preached from the pulpit of Dungannon Church to the armed patriots who issued thence to the deliverance of the nation. (Uproar.) If was wrong let them blame their fat Iters—let them brand their arms which had savred the nation—let them burn their banners ...
... Mr. Anthony GFeherty, Mr. N. M. Power, Mr. John Ifteyouids, Mr. Edmund Burke Roche, Mr. Herbert (of Mum) Mr. Francis Scully, Mr. E. K. Tenison. The depot:dim:lW. aere most ooringerdy yeagiveg by Lord John Russell. After the formality, of istrodecing ...
... NOV EMIiEII 1, 18 17. Hbnrt-Strrbt Police-Office.—Dunt.iw, Satlrdav , Oct. 30.— Departed Spirits ! John Fisher (the well- known man about town) ami John Farrell were charged for found drunk, on the Glannevin rond. The appearance of both parties was different ...
... deputation from the Council of the Irish Confederation, consisting of Messrs. Smith O’Brien, T. F. Meagher, John Mitchell. T. D. M'Gee, and John Martin, of Lougborne, made an attempt address a second time Belfast audience, on the principles and ob. jecls ...