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... of resolutions were proposed by Mr John Kennedy, seconded bv Mr Thomas Burke, and adopted. ' Rev Father Colgan. P P. addressed the meet- ilg in an eloquent. speech. adrocating the land for the peopte. Sir Henvn Grattan Belleu- spokte i's favour of the iitncd ...
... MR. JOHN: DILLOXI. ?? | IN IDROGHEDA. the PRESENTATION to OF HS ishF FREEDOM OF THE BOROUGH. aeir- IMPORTANT SPEECH ON THE '4PAPAL DECREE. (FROM OUR REPORTER3) Vrogheie, Mounday. To-das Mr. John Dillon, MP., was presented ies witn the honorary freedom ...
... Soapoint; W. Morris, Saelord;, John J. Sale, Manchester; Thonms Smith, Wick- low;, XiiSiaet J, Byrne, Wicklow;: John J. KLeegan, mreat BlrItaln-street.; Wm. Yleiiog, Very Rev. Dr. M l~roy, P.P., Tallsinore: C. Molloy, barrister; John Sweetman, Mecrion-squaro ...
... Celtic art, tue civic arms ieoilh ?? with the lettering. The certi- 5cacatewagnne and ilnaud illuminated by Mis Crosby. The caskets were desigeed by the so one ilry anid re of drarx green poplin. On ?? out- ririe erv tih rivis arms, and they are richly ...
... d bridge; Joseph Murphy, E~q, Lurgan; John Lockhart, Esq, Lurgan; William Macoun, Esq. Lurgan; John M'Kittrick, Esq, Newtownards; John Taylor, Esq. Newtownards ; Bernard Meenan, Esq. James M'Cullough, E-q, John M'Laugh!in, Esq, Louis Delauney, Esq. Edward ...
... l, Robert Lalor, Thomas Price, Edward Lalor, ch Daniel Carey, John Russell, John Fitzgerald, Paul Kehoe, :a Jvhn Byrne John Comerford, Thomas Hughes, Thomas lea Tynan, Joseph Meagher, John Meagher, Win Fitzgerald, in Christopher Mulhall, Wm Caulfield ...
... treason against Grattan. In reply Grattan thus ?? charge comes from a hirbd traducer o? his country, che unpunished ruffian, the bigoted agitator. In the eity a frebrand, in she court a liar, in the streets a bully, in the field a coward 1 John Giffard, herwevor ...
... know that there is to be an entire change of system (Grattan's Metnoirs, vol 4 p 174). Shortly after this interview Grattan dined at the Duke'a with Pitt, the Grenvilles, George Pun- so iby, Sir John Parnell, and others. Parnell and Pitt sat near each ...
... longer the son of the Grattan of '82, but as he said himself, his illegitimate offspring (cheers)-net one of the Grattans f of '82, but a new stock of Grattans, Grattan the souper (hear), Grattan the coercer (hear, hear), ...
... would soon possess in , Ireland, would be free from the dangers and , disadvatages which brought Grattan's Par- liament to so speedy a termination. Grattan's Parliament was of' the landlord class, whereas in the new Irish Parliament the humblest man in ...
... frightful blow. Mi. Rous also examined my arm and prescribed for me. The L whole of the upper part of my arm down to thy elbow was disculoured. There were flye marks c4 fingers just below the elbow. .-I had to have my arm tied up in a slig I suffered excessive ...
... is pledged to support you the in preference to Mr. Grattan, fully accords with the convic- ?? tion impressed on me by my intercourse with the Catholic ;ht clergy and laity of the county. Of Mr. Grattan I have I ever spoken with respect and esteem; nor ...