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... 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 ...
... 1 the Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, the member for Meath). conclusion that holing could not proper without prote w etlu m n . to co her is- At that meeting Mr. Fitssinion, turning to Mr. '. oe I . 7.„, l u b u r go , u , u , uu u, : i t.. Grattan, said ...
... Right lloa James Grattan, Francis Gervais, Rev Gregg. A M ; Win Garnett, Esq ; Samuel Garnett, Esq, Arvl.all; Samuel Glorney, .John John Greene, John G> orge, Rev Fred Goold, Alexander Graydou, Garstio, JP. county Louth ; John Gray, s*-ii ...
... 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 ...
... held the important appointment of Retlus Professor of Divinity since 1129. and waa lately promoted to lucrative Rectory of Arms«h. an ofiee which did not reader aery the realßaation his professorship. Hie demise wUI be deeply deplored the members of the ...
... 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 ...
... petowed it to get pretending again, and it la said that Lord John Rumen will not grant M. Mid country rally to be told that it shall not obtain what gnat policy imam demand Immune Lord John it and Molar, Peel ant It the manhood of the try gam, I fir 1111 ...
... glad to find associated with us on this occasion, the sou of the illustrious Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, the member for Meath). At that meeting Mr. Fitzsimon, turning to Mr. Grattan, said—“ Your father inscribed free trade on his banner 1782,’‘ and Mr. Fitzsimon ...
... Morshead, Kdward Stanley, Edward M'Dontiel, Robt. Ilarty, Jas. Pitcairn, M.D.; Timothy O'Brien, E. Synge, J.P., D.L.; John Power, Kilfane; John Power, Roebuck House; Kdward Borough, Edward Fitzgerald, Kane, President Cork College; James Murray, iHnean M'Gregor ...
... D.L. ; John Power, Kilfaue; John Power, Roebuck House ; Edward Borough, Edward. Fitzgerald, James Murray, Duncan M'Gregor, K.C.8., Inspeotor-Geueral Constabulary Thos. Staples, H. Meredyth, Hort, D.L.; Robt. Shaw; Kennedy, H. Light, K.C.8.; John Nugent ...
... Hilton, 6Gth regim)ent; John C Boatty, Major, Q C; D Lynchl, I1 C NValkhr, Q C; Xl i- Gritlitc, Lentaigae, Blayuey, Balfour, Adair, Smyly, Grierson, Jauiies Flood, Peter Barlow, hobert B Gtuiness, Dsacel O'Connell, A Boyle, John S Craw- ford, Digby Starkey ...
... P„ D.L.; John Power, Ki'fane; John Powor, Boobuck House: Edward Borough, Edward. Fltxgerald, James Murray, Duncan K.C.By iMpeotor-General of Constabulary ; Tho*. Staples, H. Meredyth, Hort,DX.» Robt. Shaw, 4jw. Kwnodj, H. Light, K.C.8.; John Nn* Profkssobo— ...