... -ldop of Dublin; Mr. John Edwd Barry, Alder- Vis1t Campbell, J P; Alderman VII DI , Mr. James L)ollard, Mr. W Findlater, the Very Rev Capon Fricker, Kr. W J Kelly, Mr. Charles Ken- cesdy, J P; Mr. Thomas S Martin, Alderman _leagher, John Mulligan, Mr. Jas ...

... Hon. Judge and Mrs. Keatinge, Mrs. ar.d the Misses Blackburne, Sir James Murray, Mr. and Mrs& Doyne, Mrs. Henry Grattan, the Misses Grattan, Dr Graves, Mrs. Wingfield, Mr. George Ffrench, Dr. Harrisson, Professor Barker, Dr. Plant, Bliss Plant, Alderman ...

... Crlbbin 0 5 0 Henry Mather, Esq 1 0 0 Mr John Thomas ?? 2 6 John Mother, Esq 0 10 Mr James ?? ?? 0 2 6 MrBoylan ?? 0 10 0 Mr Patterson ?? 0 3 0 PATRIOTIC FUND Collected in the Barony of CARBURY, County Kildare Mr John Kenny ?? 0 0 0 Per S Holt, Jun, Esq: ...

... Uniou. Eighty eight years ago the historian said that John Esmonde attacked a place down below, and made short work of a gang of scoundrels (applause). If he did he did his duty in his time. They had John Esmonde's great grandson here to-day, and if his great ...

... the last, by eight, viz.- Barron, Sir W. | Higgins, G. 0. Blake, M. J. i Magan, W. H. Corbally, Nugent, Sir P. Greene, John O'Brien, John. Of these four voted with ministers on the last occasion, viz., Blake, Greene, Higgins, and Magan. Their adhesion to ...

... Weybridge; Mr and Mrs John Fawcett, Dublin: Wm Corn. wall, Esq. Mrs Long, and the Misses Hennis, Dublin; Captain Bingham, RN, R Newland, Eeq, and Wm Malcolmson, L~q ltlD, Dublin; Henry Grattan, EEq. UP, Mrs and thei,,., Grattan, The Abbey, Celbridge; ...

... vividly sketched. In the raidst of men gathering to arms, Meagher'e was not the' soul to renmain unmoved. His wan the very nature to catch fire under such cir- cunastances and to respond to the call of arms as if it ri- f was an angel spoke. The cause was ...

... Sullivan,MA.P., occupiedthe chair. Amongst those lpreseilt ?? Rev. Dean O'Loughlin (Catholic University), John ,Mtolloy, Esq. ; James Burke, Esq.; Rev. John O'Efanlon, C.C.; James Reilly, Esq., T.C.; - Kelly, Esq., T.C.; Very Rev. Father Moore, ?? Very Rev ...

... being, ap- a' parently, controlled by Mr. John Mallon and ti Superhitendent Toole. Father M'Fadden, who , was in the custody of the chief warder of Derry ti Jail, attended by an escort of five policemen, T armed to the teeth, travelled in a second o class ...

... but the fatal effect of the platoon fire has only served to stimulate such politico-military celebrities as the Earl of Cardigan, and such drawling statesmen as rt the member for Somerset, and to bring about pe- of riodic inquiries of no value whatever ...

... D Smithwick, Alderman David Fenton, ex-Mayor; D Her- wick, Alderman John Goyle, Arthur MINMahon, 3 P; John J O'Shea, Alderman Patrick Rowan, R J Cal- lanan, Daniel O'Carroll, John Campion, THiFnds. T C; Robert O'Shea, M Byrne, T C; H H Beaman, Michael ...

... head of Grattan- street. The laying of the foundation Atone was fixed for October 23rd, Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M P, is to be asked to perform the ceremony. The secertary was directed to invite Messrs T J Realy, M P. [ for North Wexiford; John E RedmondI ...