... Dr. Ryan, R.G. Bishop; William Monsell, E.-q., M.P.; Thomas Browne, Esq. ; Alderman Geary; Kev. John Limes, Vicar St. John’s; Edward S. Beveridge, Esq ; John Fogarty, Esq., and Joseph Harrison, Esq. A piece woollen plaid trousering was exhibited by Mr. ...

... speeches nearly as false and as empty. Lord John, with an aspect chiller than January, and more barren than Magillicuddy, will protest anew against sustaining her a part of the empire, or unbinding her arms to help herself individual nationality. Tyranny ...

... Udaliam and Feudalism—Landed Proprietors In Nor- way and Ireland. 12. Irish Chiefs—Owen Roe, Roger O’Moore, Swift, Molyneux, Grattan, O’Connell, Dr. Doyle, Davis. 13. The World’s Workmen—Statesmen, Soldiers, Thinkers, and Discoverers. 14. Visits to Irish ...

... a gentleman, whom he was sorry he did not see present, had said that Grattan, the patriotic Grattan, had placed Free Trade upon his banner; now what Free Trade, would ask, did Grattan advocate ?—he advocated a tax of fifty per cent, on each manufacture ...

... M'Kee, Bernard Curran, John Connor. J. L. Robert Kent, John Lecky, Andrew Keogh, Michael Kenny, Michael Brien, Edward Joyce, Michael Dornan, W. Reynolds, James Smith, John Smith, Hugh Reily, W. Regan, John Farrelly, Thomas Maher, John ...

... llult, for having referred to passage in John O'ConncU's “Argument for Ireland.” A Voice—A cheer for O'Connell. (Vociferous cheering.) Another Voice—A cheer for Mitchel. (Great cheering.) Another Voice—A cheer for John O’Connell. (Cheers and cries of order ...

... themselves suddenly beset the Wallaehs. They delivered up their arms, upon condition of being suffered to pass. The following is the result narrated:— Several carriages were laden with the arms, and they waited for dawn to continue their journey. the night ...

... relief was as C to 7, and why should the law be carried out differently in Ireland ? Vr. Clements, Lord Claude Hamilton, Mr. Grattan, Lord Bernard, and other speakers, addressed the house. Mr. Bkight said When was in Ireland some three or four months ago ...

... Gregory, Alderman Reynolds, Henry Grattan, M.P.; James Grattan, M.P., D.L. ; Edward Busby, J. Perrier, John Gold, Edward Haves, William Diggcs Touche, Sir Richard Baker, Dr. Gray, Wilson Gray, M. Burke, 11. Richard Kelly, H. John Chambers, sen.; Dr. Kirwan, ...

... Mi’.; Henry Grattan, M.P. ; John Adye Curran, A. U-Stritch, barrister; John Chambers, sen. ; J. M. Cantwell, solicitor ; Fergus Farrell, Thomas Arkina, Doctor O'Grady, Joseph M'Cann, Patrick Boland, I’.L.G. ; Michael Murphy, L.G. ; John M‘Kenna, T.C ...

... deceased. Edmond Peter Brennan, Esq., A. 8., T.C.D., eldest son of John Brennan, Kingston Lodge, in the county of Dublin, Esq. Peter John M'Kenna, Esq., A.B .T.C D., only son of John M’Kenna, of Summer-hill, in the city Dublin, merchant. Augustine Duggan ...

... and there no doubt that the presiding fiend will soon do for him. SMITH O’BRIEN AND MR. JOHN O’CONNELL. TO THE EDITOR OK THE NATION. Dear Sir, —When Mr. John O’Connell, on former occasion, thought it expedient for Lis purposes to approach our martjrs ...