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... '‘ter, John Reilly, John J Robertson, Jolhffe ■Jnell, The Clerk of the Crown, Cattenon Smith U resident of the Royal Hibernian Academy), carles Cannon, J P; Francis Blatkburnc Henu, • Adair Phillips, Alexander Stewart, Robert Godfrey Day, John Hearn, ...
... it. Corps of ParliAnDentEry Reporters. FULL REPORTS of SPEECHES of Mr. SHARMAN CRAWFORD. Mr, GRATTAN, Sir JOHN YOUNG, Mr.SADLEIR, Mr. BERNAL OSBORNE, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, Mr. KEOGH, Mr. BRIGHT, dec., Arc. CALL UPON THE IRISH MEMBERS; VOTE OF CENSURE upon ...
... MsHex-nuay, per the Rev. John Smyth •Subscriptions per Mr. O'Keilly, St. Prancis Xavier’s Church ***_,. Ditto, per the Rev. E. Kennedy, Clontarf Rev. John Smyth, PP, James’s, annual sub- scriptiun ••• , Charles John’s, Blackrock, annual su ...
... Cornwall, were drawn up;— John Caldwell, 17thregiment; Martin Noon, 88th regiment; Peter Clancy, 20thregiment; Win. M. Gorman. 49th regiment; Patrick Leonard, Bath regiment; John Winfield, 88th regimen; William Barley, 3rd Dragoons; John Quinlan, regiment; Luke ...
... Stookcs, Mr. Norman Macdonuell, Sir John Ogilvy, and Sir John Ramsden. Thu Club.” —The following members dined with the Club” on Wednesday evening : —The Marquis of Lansdowne, , the Earl of Aberdeen, Earl Stanhope, Lord John Russell, Lord Harry Vane, the Bishop ...
... assailants followed. Kew, believed it had been bald tbe highest legal authorities that when troops under arms ware at tacked they bad right to employ those arms in their defence. Such being the case, was surprised to bear that ■at only were the Crown lawyers ...
... Blake, 81, Relmullet; Mr Tuckey, 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers, Gibraltar ; Mrs Archbold and friends; John Littericr, Mr Germain, Mr Fortstier, Mr Grattan Bellew, Castle Bellew, Galway; Master and Miss Bellew, and Mrs Alexander Slew-art and Miss Stewart ...
... make use of waa pjit into my moo* by the nurse, and m this way life was retained for a period of ten months. My brother, Mr. John of Tyddyndn, Llanwncn Carmarthen, now heard of tlie extraordinary effects produced by your galvanic apparatus, and, not#nt ...
... 3 | of Trini Within 530 St. John’s 212 6 Mrs. Kenny a a a Cappoquin, per Mr. George Hill 19 2 Total received from the aint te the 7th of Decem 437 19 To become a member oP and thu: enabled to all the indulgences by the Holy See, only two conditions are ...
... year of ber age, at Kilfane, Tuesday last. Lady Power was the relict the late Sir John Power, the sister of late Parker Boshe, Evq., and the niece of the patriot, Henry Grattan ; and >he herself formed bright particular star” in tbe galaxy ot beauty and fashion ...
... urcell, Thomas Rya f very Berry, James Kavanagh, William Leahy, ly ex- Cranny, Samuel Davis, George Delaney, en who John Heury Parnell, John Simon Meehan, William | events, Moran, Francis Nolan, and Thomas Mart d the (There was a large number of cli for ...
... the Rev. Peter Daly, P.P. (who has taken so active and eminently useful part in promoting the great enterprise), Mr. Henry Grattan, Hon. Mr. Griraston, Hon. Captain Hancock, Mr F- Comyn, Woodstock, &c. The company numbered about seventy ; and the banquet ...