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... 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 ...
... || ; Re. Daniel Healy, Re. Peter Curran, PP. Athe 7 1 . RCC.do. il; *^ M John O Orady. Patrick M’Samara, RCC. RCO do , 11; Re. PP. Abbe,. II Be. John .“ ~ ’ Re, John Cbarle.. John Loftu., PP, Uoon.p.trick. , p? K ,||een, II; RCC. do. 11; Re* P, *w^i ra ...
... ndh- Svrorv E-q.. latent Domintck.etteet, in the City Lawleaa, E,q . eldest .on John . late of Ru-aell atreet. ,n the Ct'y ot , • Edward John Mavne, Eaq.. yoongaat arm ol the » Cl,a.lea Mayne, of Killaloe. in the County Glare, Cler . William Jolepl, ...
... patriotic men of Meath elected Mr. Grattan is as eloquent as it is true. Since the above was written, have been honoured with the fallowing letter from Mr. John 0 Connell. It deals with the assertions made by Mr. Grattan regarding him, and proves the mistakes ...
... abandoned to desolation and mb. j. O’CONNELL. despair. . Mr. John O’Connell sailed on Thursday evening on The Government has manifestly thrown itse f to (he great fete iu Paris-a remarkable into the arms of the Landlords, and has shown itself out of which more ...
... coercion lull Hold t , Jorf Lieutenant had been '*’ , ’“ _ arm: now, again, I call upon you to arm-1 •»?.»' • , to -t m.a.acre.-thal had been .iruggliDf, lor arm I arm I (land cheers). Had arm. m our hands , lbe of Irishmen (hear) But four ...
... *VJ£°S; U H M . -d“r.hK Grattan, , . Liberator, and be now wishes to destroy the power tbe one, and you e , nj h^'^r ' aur| agaln'ba'fore ..ri.cd .bat .t 1e ■Hi j M Crnttan’s renewed subacrip-I „„ to you next Monday that the arm I & that a vote of .banks ...
... Denis Rath, II; and John Collier, Esq, 11; Peter Maguire, Esq. 12 Id Shircock. Cavan, per the Rev Philip J Foy, CC 50 Moucoin, Waterfuid, being the renewed subscription* of the Rev William Walsh, PP; Rev John Lyme, CC; and tlu Rev John Maher, CC ?n Armagh ...
... secured that most iuvaluable of all human blessings—the personal liberty ol the subject by the habeas corpus act.” In 1793 Mr. Grattan illustrated the advantages of the brief administration of iihe Earl of by recounting the beneficial effects produced on home ...
... benefit ConservatWea more than Liberals, and was much for the beueht of the Protestant as of any other. Remember ’B2, when Grattan rose with pure and mighty intellect, and swept away the doubts of your lathers. .Mr. W, Rae said—l here was very great destitution ...
... •entiment that had been instrumental asking his countrymen lo arm themselves. Under the present circumstances of all coun trie* Europe it wa* the duty of every person to obtain the possession of arm*. There wa* not nation Europe which did not make it part ...
... t Pathohca and four were gentle,ubject. :z m ,u profrß'ng lb armed M«>ciation! »erv To. ,H-.. .br, ,.ed .be direct of the ‘sir , GKEY raid the a.soclalion que-doa in point of tact, an armed aawcjaUon. ', h their eerr.ee, to the Lord Lieutenant unarmed ...