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... THE GRATTAN CLUB, numbering about two hundred members, headed Mr. P. O’Dohohue, came next, followed by the the confederation have heard with much satisfaction that the Protestants of the north are engaged in arming themselves, all freemen have a right ...
... police, Abraham Studdart, John Stokes, Win. Woodroofe, County of Tipperary, Adjourned Ridinglat Limerick (excepting Sundays). FARES FROM LIMERICK. front rank. Mr. Meagher, you may pass, and the Gustavus Wilson, Adam Stopford, John Astle, South Riding, / ...
... LOUD JOHN RUSSELL. TUK NATION). April, 1843. But if, the coulrarv, the people to use arms, they oblige to take measures force, force, accessary, i will, long have aay breath life hi me, oppose the Repeal of the Legislative Urnon.” Tins pa'sige I have ...
... 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 ...
... the grossest corruption lor the suffrages by which it was supported were bought. And the constituencies were so gross, that Grattan declared, as is a well-known fact, that members of Parliament ere returned by constitu-1 encies of ten in one borough, and ...
... aright to sup. port.” The landlords read this, and the speeches Roebuck. What a pity the renegade Grattan (groans), is not with him in his privacy—Grattan, who disgraced his father and the country that ftreturned him. They read Roebuck and Sir Benjamin ...
... part. Amongst those present were—John Martin, Loughorne ; G Duffy, T D M'Gee, John Mitchel, T D Reilly, M F O’Flaherty, P A Byrne, J M‘Veigh, Belfast; James P Costello, P J Smyth, R Ireland, John Williams, Blackrock ; John O’Hagan, barrister ; P A Tomkins ...
... Doyle), and Mr. Staunton Cahill ; also, of Mr. John D. Mongan, gentleman from the North of Ireland, a deacon of the Protestant Church (cheers). He next moved the admission of Mr. John Uoland, Drogheda, and Mr. John M*Cronan, of Newtownards, a respectable solicitor ...
... taken for miscellaneous expenditure connected with the relief of the dis* tress in Ireland and Scotland. 23d November—To Mr. John Stewart, Commander of the Princess Royal” cutter, in the service of the Board of Fisheries in Scotland, 501. Paid out of civil ...
... Leaders of the people would have been stronger than Grattan when he proclaimed our independence with senate before him and an army behind. jury would have been packed, no patriot would have been immolated ; John Mitchel would still in his country, and that country ...
... 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 ...
... Mallow. M. E Corbally, Meath County. John O Brinn, Limerick City. M. J. O’Connel, Kerry County. Robert Archbold, Kildare County. Robert Gore, New Ross. Hugh M. Tuite, New Ross. James Power, Wexford County. John Collett, Athlone. Y. F Hatton, Wexford ...