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... emplovmcnt Mr. Francis John O'Neill, the extensive mer- [REPEAL ASSOCIATION, The nsual weekly meeting of tills body was held on Monday, in Conciliation Hull. The attendance was wretched. Amongst the members of the committee present were Mr. John O'Connell, M.P ...
... letter,” a copy of which I read, should be addressed to Lord John Russell,” on the part of the board. The resolution for giving preference to Irish manufactures and the letter to Lord John Rustell, having been regularly proposed and seconded, were put ...
... secretary.” We leave this document to speak for itself. —Banner of Ulster. Brutal Assault— Two men, armed with large sticks entered the house of John Burns, farmer, Dolla, on Sunday evening. The fellows stood before Burns's wife menacing attitude, then ...
... and rushed into the arms Mis. Jackson. His lordship then said he should upon the principle of .he case laid down Lord Eldon, refuse the custody the child to parents, inasmuch did not believe one word of the affidavits filed by John Crynnion, the father ...
... and flour. Lord John Russell may .say. Sir George Grey may repeat, that are murderers or traitors; was there no murder in suffering millions of the people to perish of hunger and plague ? Is there no truth in the.thought of The GraTtan, that “ the treason ...
... happy and free. Mr. Grattan, M.P.—Mr. P.eynot.ds, M.P— I'he following: letter lias been adiiressed to the Ed; tor of the Freeman : House, Rathmines, Dec. 1847. have read in the Freeman Journal of fins date letter signed Henry Grattan.’ The writer, in referring ...
... I tl liberty of reading it. Hia object in doing was. direction of the council. Mr. Grattan presld g , d t ub |i i through the public preaa, in order lime. Mr. Grattan was areount. n„ q( might aware the gross other members called to account, who attac ...
... Mr. John 0 Connell handed in the following subscriptions from himself and family for 1647* John O’Connell, MP. 10 Mrs John O’Connell 1 0 0 Daniel O’Connell (John) 10 0 Miss Elizabeth O’Connell 10 0 James O’Connell (John) 1 0 0 ...
... jealousy about the purchase lish.— Kerry Ka.LARNF.r akd Valhntia Railway —The first meeting was held London on .Monday week. M. John Attwued the chair. the seal the company bein' affixed the registry o' it was and seconded, ** that meeting adjourn until Tiidia ...
... remain, Sir, your obedient servant, HENRY GRATTAN. ’ TO THE KOITOB THE PILOT. Eakcr Ilonas, Rithrainc*. 29th Dee., 1847, Sta—l have read in the Freeman't journal, of this dale a letter signed Henry Grattan.” The writer, in referring to me, has borrowed ...
... the spot, and on the fullest and just,st grounds. Ir one own country may lay claim to distinction in any branch of the fine arm, It l• In sculpture—the highest, perhaps, of all and hen we have Hogan, Il•Donnell, nay, our townsman Farrell. placed In junta ...
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