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... , Chap lain Kin's' Hospital, assisted by the Ihjv. Stnart, Senior (Turate, John Singleton, Esq. , Lie. Med. 1-C.IL, T i? (• s I Kendal Westmoreland, son of the late of John De Renzi Waters, Esq., 18 Lpper Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. xVlexana Drogheda ...
... He said—But the circumstances then and now are widely different, for at that time Henry Grattan demanded a free parliament in the name of a hundred thousand armed Irishmen, with whom it would not be prudent for England to quarreL Time had brought about ...
... Naul; Rev Philip Carberry, Rathdrum ; Rev Robert Meyler, P P, Rathfarnham Rev John O’Reilly, P P, Rolestown Rev F O'Carroll. PP, Rush ; Rev James Hunt, P, Saggart; Rev John O’Hanlon, PP, Sandym u.nt Rev James E Walsh, P, Skerries Rev David Mulcahy, P ...
... was— 1 ' Has the municipality rightly interpretercd the feelings of the citizens honouring Prince Albert the cost of Henry Grattan?” Simple as was this issue, it provoked conflict that is a;l former scrimmages as a pyramid to a nut-shell. * ♦ • Let dispose ...
... thanks was passed to the lecturer, John Taggart, president Paul’s Ward Branch, will deliver a lecture Sunday, July 3rd.—John J hon sec. T D Sullivan Branch, East Marylebone—Meeting last Sunday at the Bricklayers’ Arms, Northstreet, Marylebone, W—the president ...
... the answer given iday night last by Lord .John Russell to Fitzgerald, that intentions of the Continental powers regarding the Conference were not known, with the exception of Prussia,â observes, âLord John appears not well informed as the pubbe in ...
... —William K. Martin, Esq., Carrickfergus. Cavan—Samuel M inter, Esq., Agber, Summerbill. Clare—Edmund John Armstrong, Esq., Willow Bank, Ennis. Cork—John Courtney, Esq., Ballyedmond, Middleton. Cork City—Francis Bernard Beamish, Esq., Cork. Donegal—Thomas ...
... posterity, the Piets, and the British and Irish Scots, by John Micpherson, 1 voL W Ireland, br John O Conn.il M.P.; second edition, printed order o* the Repeal Address of the Rift Ho-,: Henry Grattan, ex-representative of the mty of Dubli« ’to his fello ...
... indignation that there any denying class involved here, question « ass gent lemen armed for the thought, y y• - f , shall they not so idmts refuse gem tlemanlikeinstinct: they armed for Ireland and rents, ...
... 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, ...
... constitutional rights that Grattan obtained for them and their native land. Mr. J. F. Taylor, in moving a vote of thanks Lord Castletown, said he disagreed with the contention of the lecturer that Grattan was opposed revolution. Grattan believed that except ...
... consideration— motion negatived, 1805. O’Connell’s Reform Bill thrown out by a majority of 304 —1830. John Mitchel ar- rested—lB4B. 14. Sat— Henry Grattan died—lB2o. Monster Meeting at Mullingar, 150,000 present—1843. 15. Sun—3rd Sunday after Easier. O’Connell ...