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... He had dared to libel Mr. Grattan, Mr. Ponsouby, Lord Charlemont, and the volunteers. He had dared to place the name of Mr. Grattan in his list of enumerated rebels. He could tell the honourable gentleman that Mr. Grattan was no rebel; and, further, ...
... desolated Ireland. Mr. H. Grattan said, that for the sake of suffering humanity, he should give his strongest support to this bill. He was anxious to remedy the grievances of Ireland by legislation ; but he considered the man who armed himself with a pistol ...
... hands of the association. Mr. John O'C >nnell expressed his approval of the course taken by Mr. Dunne, and said that the committee would manfully do its duty. Mr. Reynolds took the same view, and rated Messrs. Browne and Grattan soundly tor their votes on ...
... such as would have cured most men for ever of a taste for such sport. All his ribs on the right side were smashed, his right arm was broken in three places, and his shoulder dislocated.- - Westminzter Review. NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.—The following notice ...
... prevent persons in those districts carrying arms withpit-mouth were awfully alarmed for their companion, who morning, about two o'clock, a fire broke out in some old out license, after the 29th December. As to have arms indismade no answer to their cries, and ...
... and Goodwin : Cond rnd army. Bristol—Twico a ek—Crain, Smith, and Co. Malawi—Cowl and !array. Rallyabannun—Cond •ud Mu ray. Cardigan and alij ment places—Cram,Smith, and Co.: J.. 1. Day. Cardiff —Cnint. Smith, Sri '73 ; C .n.l and Murray. Castletuan— J. ...
... M. Fox. John Greene, Robert Keating, Tho«. Meagher, H. K. G. Morgan, J. O'Brien, Timothy O'Brien, Maurice O'Connell, Anthony O'Flaherty, Nicholas Power, John Reynolds, E. B. Roche, Francis Scully, Thomas Wakley. Tellers,—Feargus O'Connor, John O'Connell ...
... Pilots* Committee, meet cisualt'es. If there any sue'' fund, I think that Hugh Williams, G orue Dix'm, William Corran, and John Brown, who brave y volunteered to their punt when the sea was iunnng mountains high, have strona claim npon f r some distinctive ...
... Goodwin ; Cond and Yiurray. Bristol—Twice a wrek--Craro, Smith, and Co. Baalina—C wad and lurray. Ball y —Cond and Murray. Cardigan and adjacent places—Cram,Srr ith, and Co.: J. J. Day. Cardiff-Cram, smith, and ea; C..nd and Murray. Castletown— J. J. Moore; ...
... those priests whose denunciations from the altar had been im mediately followed by the death of their victims, and if not—- Mr. John O'Connbll rose to order. He wished to know whether was competent for an Honourable Member to ask a question which inferred ...
... quiet. Sir John Davies had left Hug Kong in her Majesty's steamer Vulture, the 6ih instant, for Cochin China, on a special mission that Court, accompanied by her Majesty'a ship Ringdove, and only returned juat before the departure the mail. Sir John had not ...
... >r, ■lames lev wood Hmdioy, Horsman, C W G Howard, Wm Jackson. Sir John Jervis, John Jerv-M, Wi'li-mi gn, S La»ctdies, Earl ot e >ln, J Marshal', vViiliam Marshal', R G F Men z, John O'Connell, Feargus O'Connor, Sir R ...