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... destitution. Tho names given arc Wise Arthur Hughes, Patrick Savage, John Oitagan, Edward Roche, Tom Cavenagb, and Edward Comming. They Avcre armed with puinards and loaded pistols. Their arms were seized and their presence announced the authorities in Paris ...
... opposition in tho House of Lords. Amongst tho speakers in support of the bill on Tuesday evening, were Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell, tho late and present premiers, whoso able and eloquent •peechos support of tho law and tho constitution earnestly ...
... ned gentlemen kindly acted as collccu.rs John Kincaid. Esq., Auglmacloy; James Bailis, Esq.. Ringdufferin ; Andrew Ringland, Esq., Killileagh ; James Moore, Em]., Tollyinacnowcs ; John M 1 Roberts, Esq., John Martin, E»q., Shrigley ; Sami. Morrow, E-q ...
... Retail, JOHN EVANS (late paitncr the Finn of Bewley «t Evans) 38, Richmond Street, Dublin. Bottles, Is. and 2s. 6d. each. Also, by A Evaxs, Axukksox A Adams, Dub.in. and by GRATTAN A CO., BELFAST. BOOT A>B SHOE WAREHOUSE, 9, CASTLE PLACE, OOSEGALL ARMS AND ...
... he called on them a second time to arm, arm, arm ! (Loud cheers.) Had they armed four months ago, they would four months nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm now ; and when they had armed, they would ...
... appealed to arms. John Mitchel gloried in having exposed what called ** Humbug Hall”— (a laugh)—and tbc name he gave to John O'Connell was King Rigmarole”—(laughter and cheers) —the fact was. that was the cause of the political death John O'Connell. (Hear ...
... to the other, he found there peace and prosperity. In witnessing tbe late riots in Glasgow, and seeing the lieges turn out armed with their cudgels, while the most intense excitement prevailed about a few wretches making a riot, be was almost inclined ...
... society would be unhinged. The immortal Grattan had battled long in supjiort of his Roman Catholic countrymen. His spirit had not died when O’Connell rose and lent himself agitation the subject; but neither Grattan nor were able to obtain emancipation until ...
... Hamilton, Richard Davison. John Bates. Thos. Coleman. John Youn, Wm. Vcrner, S, M. Elliott. David Grainger, James Crawford, Win. Collins. J. Riddel, J. Clarke. T Semple T G. Lindsay, J. Holden, John Lindsay, Wm. Hamilton, John Potts. George Ash, Robert ...
... Mr. Henry Grattan and Mr. John Reynolds, M.P. for Dublin, relative to part of the speech of the latter gentleman, delivered at Conciliation Hall, on Monday last, and which relates to Mr. Grattan. In a letter, dated tho 30th ult., Mr. Grattan states that ...
... who had given many valuable proofs, during tbc continuance famine and distress, their sympathies with the poor. * Mr. H. Grattan having simply apologised to his country for not discussing the question that advanced hour the evening. House divided, when ...
... connected with the club when I joined it. It was a branch of the Curran Club. The Red Hand Club had arms. The organisation was for the ostensible purpose of having arms. I saw Mr. Meagher in the Curran Club about the 22d of June, a night meeting in Capel Street ...