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... prisoner Montgomery was well dressed and he had two coats on him, and he had three pairs of trousers under his arm. M'Vey bad a coat under his arm. Lennon came to me and asked me to let my wife pawn some articles which M' Vey had on him, but I would not let ...
... convent. They would discover that there is but one thing necessary in order to make Ireland proper°us and contented—the right arm of the Throne, instead of being a source of fear and weakness to the Empire. and that is • House Government. (Cheers.) If those ...
... man bending under the weight of his years. (Great applause.) He stood and heard the last echoes of the voice of Henry Grattan, and of John Philpot Curran, as they thundered in the cause of Ireland, and in the defence of the last vestige of their and of her ...
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... many a memorable day, many a John Byrn) was not idle. (Applause.) Remember, he does not say, many a Bpraggra or many a 4/Mbs—(laughter)—or men that came over with Cromwell, but honest John Byrne. Who was this honest John Byrne of whom ba speaks? Be was ...
... saved from impending mite While they were fighting the Government Grattan took good core to have the Volunteers drawn out in the streets of Dublin ; there they were in their thousands; armed men, drilled men; and they had their cannons with them, and about ...
... sways that we wish to create party spirit. There is nothing farther from our minds. Our Liberalism is the Liberalism of Henry Grattan, Thomas Davis, and other such Protestant patriots, and if Mr. Hamilton can show that his is of the same complexion, we shall ...
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... 186bOrAolaa, 187. 4819 CASTLRBELLINGRAY 1311ZWERY STORES, 2G. Wiccus Smarr, Solna. NOTICE. WI; HAVE APPOINTED MR. JOHN M'ALLISTER our AGENT bere. JOHN WOOLSEY & CO. 9190 red Dec.. 1871. LAW STATI ONE/1X AND BCRIVECNERT OFFICE TIIOIIIS 91 KlhO STREW, IDtL7•/2 ...
... coming glory, and be ready for the worst—to take a man', part if called on in the vindication of her rights.—Nor York World. JOHN MITCHELL AND FROUDE. [room MI SSW sour or use.ler..l Ton room of the Club, at Plympton Hall, was orowded last evening with ...
... glorious heritage; down to the days of Charlemont and Grattan—ever glorious Grattan, the last of all. After referring to the labours of Grattan in the cause Irish liberty. Mr. Sullivan said that where Grattan ended O'Connell succeeded. (Applause.) O'Connell ...
... men, in proportion they have loved bled, bare bemuse Cotholie. Tho .pester referred terms of great Moralisers to Grattan, Berke, sod John Mitchel, patriots and who loved Ireland. and thane ten. Callaolichfaith. Had Burke lived Mew maths loops he would ...