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... of the F P eaking' up the W.F.P. to whom T.Y. of the H.O. 1 talk so pleasantly this time eighteen years of turning the Kinf arms ppd the King's commission against the King and te King'a 'Tory advisers? All the world has cried shame on the Maior-Genersl ...
... advisable. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, With every sentiment of respect. Your very obedient and Very humble servant, HENRY GRATTAN. The Colbridge, and 84, Stcphen's-green, Dublin. TIIE LOYAL ORANGEMEN OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. •• others make the laws—give ...
... prosperous member and support of the empire than 1 bleeding’ her with new taxes. I am, Sir, your obliged, faithful eerVft , r JOHN O’CONNELL. Reform Club, Dec. 30. OUTFITTING ARMY JOBBERS AND THE FINANCIAL REFORM AGITATION. O’Connell used to say that all ...
... meetings, held at Kensington Common, and other places. The total of these sums Is £1,043 14s. B ...
... at Cloughanmore, on the night of the Ist instant, as reported in our last publication.— lbid. On Sunday night a party of armed men, with their faces blackened, attacked the dwelling-house of a respectable farmer named Normyle, residing Duckstown, within ...
... Viscount Dungannon. Y.A.. F.A.S M R.8.L., BrynM.P. I) rhyanire ; John Itell. ; Rev. 11 tewgla•., Taunton; John Corky, Eq.. Georze'.• place J Yin P Esq.. J.P.. Jatnea'a-gate. and Raihniines Castle, John 1.. Rickard.. Esq.. C.E.. Lenham. Carlow ; Jonathan Pin, ...
... IR. JOEW O'CONNELL AND MR. HENRy - a: GRATTAN. the .. ?? London, January, 1848, nac, My DEAR SIR-In reply to your invitation to the Jzhb 11. members to meet i nimediats ly ?? for the purposes of nore consultation'. before going, over to parliament I beg ...
... had passed, there still were intervals of most oppressive weather.’—# expedition into Central Australia. MR. JOHN O’CONNELL AND MR. HENRY GRATTAN. London, January, 1848. Mr Dear Sir—ln reply to your invitation to the Irish members to meet immediately in ...
... creating emph»ym*nl for Ibcir iHif.w.t, uuirymen by giving decided prelaw®* to msDolacturr. •* j Sir* A FRIEND TO IRELAND.'* MB. JOHN O'CONNELL AND MB. BENBY GBATTAM. LooUod, Itaattj, 1848. Mr Dbab Siskin to your to tbo I nth BMQbcn to DM«t iamodUtelj io Dublin ...
... Pope's colours have been taken down to-day in some places—a good many have refused to take them down. il . MRE. JOHN O'CONNELL AND ME. HENRY GRATTAN London, January, 184%. My Dear Sin—ln reply to your invitation to the Irish members to meet immediately in ...
... other governors of the Middlesex Hospital met inspect the Sir John Murray ward, erected and endowed for the reception of sixteen patients the bequest (10,000/.) of Lady Anne Murray, Sir John’s widow. Sisters, or superintendent nurses have been Appointed ...
... THE STATE PRISONERS AND MR. JOHN O'CONNELL. In a recent publication we commented on a letter of Mr. JOHN O'CotstrELL, addressed to the people of Ireland. in which there appeared some reflections m %Infesting an ungenerous spirit of vindictiveness toward ...