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... try the cases Mr. Lawson A. Brown (foremen), Messrs. John Otilton, John Millar. Michael Andrews, James Thompson, Robert Smyth. George It. Johnston. Robert Simms, Robert Porter, Samuel Andrews, John kVA:alder. and Arthur Hamill. Mr. Hayes opened the pleadings ...
... means that green mingling with the noels their fair girls--entwining the arms of their breve men? What meat these tanners—these inottose— Ireland Nation ; Irish Independence;' Grattan, 1799; O'Connell, 184? Lb, they mean but one thing—are but feint emblems ...
... it did not. Fired by the crushing eloquence of Grattan—(applause)—and swayed by the high moral character and trusted honesty of Charlemont—(loud applause)—uprose, as if by magic, one hundred thousand armed men. chiefly from Ulster, and stood together ...
... to *emu to the er Majesty the compensation to whit* tk7 we entitled in consequence of the abolition of parc), nee i n t h e arm y. After some di amnion, '.ond reading of the Bill was Hied for Men. week. A copy of the Royal warms t, amid,b_t!'‘ the regulation ...
... Cirri; pro ). wad the mioutco of 44 d co.cil.whitit d of. fhe nod a he said. htd a short tune hefert: received, sigsed Xr. John eel Mr. Andrew tkot sb..y ottoald M v ths solicitors vertsia patois who were poet. tiled by the Corporation's :toted. • for ...
... who bad their eoustr7's welfare at heart should assemble were to be oto served distributed in all directions, and the Mil to arms was received and responded to in a manner e minently beoomior. Reports from the various districts were isid before the committee ...
... every foreiga foe. Immediately the ;mirk* army hecemp n ifor.,ol, it spread all arm Ilse blend. and in tee rod one he mired the:east arm,' Tolunte:re, I.id the slugnsat Grattan and chinatreue eliarlismon•, demanded a froe Irish Pertimeet; sad Out demand ...
... of the stud,. Soots. Dears &T a Neu, — A yoga. lady who tat d at a tart u bootaa a few evetioge ego rad& his tilt fruit the arms c 4 • tarter. a corpse. Hetet Meuse was the of hot u.ath. GLASGOW. LECTUBB ON TOM mons. Ow Weanindsy evening, the 119 h Inst ...
... C.; John Monroe, Esq.; Michael t rean. lEsq; John D. O'llinlon, Esq.; Neater Lane, Albert . Quill, Esq.; Charles Doyle. Esq. ; A. M. Sullivan. Esq.; Robert M'Donnell, M.D.; Master Coffey, Semi. *Curdy Greer, Dr. M'Swiney, Philip Callan, M.P. ; John I. ...
... work. hoes'. John Sharman Crawford, Erg D.L. (rd.° of eke liostd), presided, sad the other truardians present wan—James B. Atkinson, Eeq J.P.; Wm. l'ereival, Seq.. J.P.; Patrick Msokinfult, J.P.I bleu= Wm. Byers, John Boyle, William Bove, John C ,s. le Woe ...
... about Al7O ia the Made et Sr John Gray; and about £4OO is mine. The met lona were published in the editorial stalemate to which I War. No allocation et the balances has been made; they are fated and forthcoming ; but both Bit John Gray and myself have made ...
... Mr. John Fraser (iestruetryi by Mr. John Rea) were for the resperekrots. out it._ _ Mr. Oars—How would you like to bale to nee that milk for your lemildamt, dinner, and supper (Laughter) E wh of the defenditen Irma • penalty CUs and are. a[ John Ferris ...