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... that neigh- LOItl) JOHN UUJSELLS REFERENCE TO TI,E )our 100 j holding high office, and most amiable, LATE MR. GRATTAN. Ulos t respected in his private character, had I siil - respectea iu . —-vicr,. are amazed at the use made Lord John , burncd tQ the groun(l- ...
... Rev Doctor Ryan—Salary 1001. perannum. —Limerick Reporter Anecdote of Grattan —Grattan was once attacked in the Irish Commons by Inveterate Orangeman, who made miserah'e speech. Grattan replied—** i ehal! make no other remark the bon. gentlemans personalities ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... bring tbe case before tbe llouae of Lords:— The Queen “We have read the challenge put in by t> f'h* prisoner, John Martin, iu this case, to John Martin William Duff, one ol tbe Jury by whom J *- ; ' Martin was tried and convicted, and the demurrer to such ...
... 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 ...
... Mercantile Assistants* Club in Dame' Street. Belonged to Churcb-street station. Thought never saw the Grattan Club Cumberland.street. Was searching fur arms yesterday with his Inspector in the house on Constitution-hill. Got directions come down here after ...
... that tt amongst many of the Confederates it not too niuco b foree a arms the Union be repealed, and ear the concealment , f them -ate disappointment , , people the necesaity being armed. I will end justify their ceorarw. , , . . under the m*%«ity ufri«ng ...
... Cresn. Shalvey. Jams* Cantwell, >>ger Rea Belfast ; John Martin, Looghorne.UrA Browne, Richard Uarnewall, Meade,town ;Dr West, No., ike. R On the motion of Mr. Meagher, the chair taken loud cheer, JOHN B. DILLON, E*q. The Chairman aaid-My Irieoda. 1 will ...
... apparent. Eager ration will succeed inactivity and listless expectation awaitiorr with folded arms • the news from Dublin.* But for this criminal indolence John Mitchel would not | suffering a felon's punishment. This was not cowardice. |nr thousands in ...