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... (THe BERNARD aRMs } Presented to the LORD VISCOUNT BERNARD, M.P., on the ocossion of his isying the Foundation Stone of the Parish Church of St. Nicholas, Cork, on the tith Nov,. A.D., 1847. Rev. John Nunn Woodrooffe, and Rector. Church John Ballard, William ...
... 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- ...
... April, 1847. JEREMIAH JOHN MURPHY. The above sale is adj ourned to SATURDAY, the 20th day of hour of One o’Clock in the afternoon, at the NOVENBER next, at the is 20th day of May, 1847. place abovementioned.—Dated thi JEREMIAH JOHN The Right Honoureble ...
... the Chief Justice of the Queen’s Bench and Mrs. Blackburue, the Hon. Baron Pennefather, the Right Hon. James Grattan and Lady Laura Grattan, Sir Lucius O’Brien, Bart,,M.P., and Lady O’Brien, the Archdeacon of Dublin and Miss Torrens, Sir Thomas Burke ...
... connexions are from Lanca: shire, are exceedingly wealthy Hereford Journul(The parties are Mr. John Lees Ainsworth and hia wile, sister to the Kev. Anthony John Haaime'. Bazaar.—Sick and Dying Boar. T the ear»CTt re ...
... she te * Ll force the fto the truth-the sternness and pro)li bit us-not hy her armed vassah—but by the ' ,e,er rc in Wba’tttewr wL U.aT d'.rc i by cm.: » s..= , m »y. Arms their hands, ftnd would use them—(cheers) Wll the argument, you have no . ,i their ...
... that Lord John Russell can so disregard his character when the ink is not yet dry on the bond to Ireland that something should be done to remedy her grievances. Was it not on this that Sir R, Peel was put out of office ? And now if Lord John Russell turns ...
... 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 ...
... Miller, .toward, America; Johnson, boy, Yorkshire; John Hatway, America; David Ferguson, Glasgow; 'William Smith, America; Henry Hume. Fife. Scotland; Daniel Greames John Haven, Thomas Jackson. Boaton John Pier eon. New York ; George Prince, do; Joseph banders ...
... oould aid ber strength in her forsign wars instead of wesk. ' ovident the ill-foted ship was doomed. A brief m ‘ment ening ber arm—-we could make the crows of our beloved | ooly onswed, snd one terrific cresh followed, which Queea for over secure, and her ...
... 'Pungent* churcb, and t armed apostles that Issued from it delivered to the nation. 111 am arcing, blame yoni fathers; blot their names from the records of the north; burn their banners, on which free trade was written; brand their arms, which saved the nation ...
... consisted of Mr. Smith O’Brien, M.P. ; Mr. D. Ross, ot BUdensburgh ; Mr. T. F. Meagher, Mr. Richard O’Gorraan, jun. ; Mr. John Mitchell, Mr. John Martin, of Loughorne ; Dr. West. Mr. M. J. Barry, of Cork ; Mr. T. D. M‘Gee, and Mr. M. Doheny; but only a few of ...