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... Saturday Morning, Two o’Cloek. |Mr. H. GRATTAN moved title of biU altered from ita preaaot tone tbe following, viz. :—“ bill for prewnting free exercise of the Catholic religiom England and Ireland.” Hfll Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS seconded tbe motion. Sir JAMES ...
... Taylor, M. J. Blake, Henry A. Herbert, John T. L>evereax, JimesChalterton. Wm. Keogh. Kobert J Teonent, John Reynolds, I. B. Roche, Higgins, Cedi Lawless, Thomas Meagher, Wm. P. Megan, J. P. Someia, I-sncis Scullv, [ John Boyd, D. Graca. * J- H. Talbot, Ludns ...
... appear to your Excellency matter very small moment. John F. Maguire, Esq., of Cork, then addressed the meeting very bri.dy, and was greeted with loud, hearty, and oontinuuua applause. Mr. John Cashel Hoey next came forward, and was received with ...
... Flaherty, P.; Mr. John Sadleir, M P.; Mr. O. V. Grace, M.P. ; Mr. J. T. Devereux. M.P.; Mi. M. Sullivan. M.P.; the Ve*y Rev. Mr. Roche, P.P., and V.G., Galway, and Mr. Edmund OFlaherty. To the left were seated the Prelates. Mr. John Re>nulds. M.P. ; Mr ...
... Thomas Rocha, Rev L Kinran, Rev Jeremiah Hogan, C C, Wexford; Rev John Sinnott, W Ryan, solicitor; John Coghlan. MD; Burry. M D; Aid Walsh, Wm O’Cunnall, John Gmoa, Andrew Whitty, John Moon. Rev C Beville, 8 Rev G Murphy, OSF; Jamesßayner. Taghmoa; P ...
... presided, and Mr. John A. Curran was returned without opposition. Amur ...
... adducing evidence from Celtic records which would totally incomprehensible to the meet learned Garter’ or Clurenceux' King at Arms—the interesting and important pedigrees and illustrative genealogies, not elsewhere extant, which bee embodied in hie notes ...
... Cloucirrry, the Kar’ of Aldnorough, v-m. Hr.ul.'treet, Barr., (ward Grogan, M.P.,John M I'., Henry Grattan, M.P., Very Kev. Peter j»jv. .G . Galway Town Commissioners John Wisdom, .1.1*.. Doctor den, Martin Burke, s»rr Mauh« pe, Moore, Etq, Burton, Lm ...
... believed lb»t public would eue behind Lord John KueeJl elctement molivee which he had not expreased. Lord DUDLEY STCAKT, efter leodetion and reproftthee tc Ui. upper '!•**» him exoroeted opinion tbll Lord John Kueeel', oeeiroue rlLnton, bed evened bnneelr ...
... on the part of Lord John Russell, that tbe reform bill would introduced on Monday week. The Whigs tbeir existence on this measure, but tbe general impression Ujtfaat it will not satisfy tbe popular party, and cannot help Lord John out of tbe mire. Among ...
... of landlord and tenant was by custom pul upou a footing which enabled the tenant to feel secure in making improvements? Sir John Davies, describing the settlement of Ulster in the reign of King James, remarked that the undertakers were bound in their grants ...