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... o'clock Davip Ross, Esq, of Bladensburgh, was calied to the chair. Awmongst those: present were :—Dr West ; John Edward Pigot; Jobn B Dilon; John Mitchel ; Charles Gavan Duify ; Richard O'Corman, jun ; B T Treauvcr, Staley Bridgo; Peter Feeny, Manchester ...
... Wexford ; John Fitzgerald, 11 Ballymakeal ; Williain Flannelly, C.C. do. 3 Jo Molloney, PP, Baliinderry ; Michael Durke, C.C. do.; John Leyland, €.C. Carrick on Suir; John Mulliag, C.C. do.; I Byrne, C.C. do.; DPatrick M*Gowran, IP. Caltra; John Madden ...
... t Thomas Robert Drummond Hay to be Captain, by purchase, vice Douglas, who retires; Ensign John Chetham M-'Leod to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hay : John Gordon Campbell, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice M'Leod. 4sth Foot —Ensign William Roberts ...
... week . 260 The following subscriptions were re:cived in the office this week i — Mr Michael Grattan, Themas street - § 09 Mr Josoph Grattan, ditio . - 309 Mrs Grattan, ditto . . .1 00 oi ‘ Jirs Margaret Keensn . . - 040 Bepjamin Aleock Esq M B . . . 1 00 ...
... vot rolex one word of it. ie shou!d have beea happy to have seea the bil! aven tep tin ea more striugent thon it was. Mr. GRATTAN opposed the motion for goiog into committee. e warned the governmen® that a eoa wes risins aga'nst them in Ireland whose flyod ...
... Trish Confederation :— “ William Smith O'Brien, M.P.: John Shea Lawlor, J.P., Gurteenroe ; John B. Dillon, Barrister; Francis Comyn, J. P, Woodstock ; Jonn E. Pigott, Barrister; Robert Orr, Bray Idge : John Mitchel, Luke Shea, J.P., the Rennies, county Cork ...
... legion—our friends, our true frisud+, who are few. We are not, howaver, on that accouut to despond ; for the arm of G >d is not shortened, and tha: arm wiil bring us through all our difficaltics if we do oot place ourselves withou: the pale of its protection ...
... a * drilling or training of per-ons 10 the use of arme, or to the practice of military evolutious or exercises.’ but only an iutimation of willinzness and intention at the proper time and place to arm and unite for the defence of this kingdom, and the ...
... Esq.; Doctor Ferguson, Charles Colthurst, Esq.; Viscount Chabot, Sir Hopton Scott, K.C. ; John Bauks, M.D.; Sir Robert Newman, Bart.; Hans Irvin, Esq, M.D.; John Pitt Kennedy, Esq.; Captain Keane, K.N.; Reveread R. V. Dixon, Samucl M‘Clean, Esq. ; Andrew ...
... of N — Applying for Arms’ Licenses. Chester and lolyhead Railway : Chester Station. Flint Castle. Holywell. Abergele Station. Grand Military Demonstration at Berlin. British Archaeological Association at Worcester : Group of Arms found on the Battle Field ...
... detail of the procecdings on the part of the crown with reference to the formation of the jury panel in the case of the Queen e, John Mitchel, and Mr. Hodges stated that he believed he had heard the same paper read-at the assembly where Mr. Meaglier delivared ...
... information that Thomas Francis Meagher, John B. Dillon, and Michael Doheny have been guilty of treasonable practices : Now we, the Lord Lieutenant, being determined to bring the said Thomas Francis Meagher, John B. Dillon, and Michael Doheny to justice ...