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... Piton speech ht fore leaving for the railway station. It transpired that Mr John Morley was traveling he the same train, and cheers were s iren for the right hen gentleman. KR JOHN REDMoND M P, ON THE CRISIS. birJohu Redmond. M addressing a meeting of at ...
... Ireland's right. Aod drown oar griefs in freedoms song —Teost►s D•ns. This terminated the friendship between two men (Flood and Grattan) who had done more than any who were then living for their country, who had known each other for twenty years, sod wboae lives ...
... L , ty,utt held ou Moods) , (wetting, Mr LUKE ELCOCK (Vice-PTESidellt) iu thu :.Others present—Alderman. Futrell, Illeu.re John Down- C; S Hesly, ; T Jord , n, 11‘Guiunen, E Dunne, P marry, J %Var.], P bluonan, E J Kelly, F Burke, J Sl•Connon, J Wan, ...
... assembly of nearly seven hundred. And if not by the Constitutional methods of Parliamentary warfare, how then? By force of arms on the hillsides ? Pierce Maliony • hillside,! The idea is too preposterous to :be entertained by anyone outside a lunatic ...
... fisting al cud patriotic pastor. We ta.e the honour to be your Lordship's faithful parodaohera. Signed, Peter Daly, Chatham.; John Wickham, Michael lialL,gber, Andrew Geokbeitsh, James Beliagban, J 1; Francis Stafford, Hubert A Huger', James Duyae, Wickham ...
... Catholic spirit, pervaded the Administration- Arms Acta wen passed forbidding the importation of arms and afiamaaldon and authoriziag the yeomanry to posh law at any boar of day or eight on pre maw of searchiog for arms. A siandlee of was placed at the disposal ...
... had -received six applications for the Balbriggan cottages, viz—from Joseph Fedigan, Pat Walsh, Peter Fox, John Chrisley, Richard Colliou and John Gibbous, and two for the Balrothery cottage, vix—from Thos M'Gahan and J Kinaue. With regard to the question ...
... granting of Home Rule would bring about the peace and prosperity for which Grattan, O'Connell, and Parnell bad struggled. Mr Bromley, North Tasmania, alluded to William Smith-O'Brien, John Mitchel, and other Irishmen who bad spent tome of their days in Tasmania ...
... appointment in January 1795, of Lord Fitzwilliam as Viceroy. His mission to Ireland was regarded by that nobleman himself, by Grattan, Burke and all the beet friends of Ireland, as of one sent to put the copestone on the fabric of Catholic emancipation. ...
... ; Jae Nugent, do ; Thom Foray, Clonal! ; John Mooney, do ; Matt Harrigan, do; Matt Gorman, John J Flanagan, lEllkm:trick ; Mick Leonard, Bailin'kill ; J Ramis, do ; Edward Brien. do ; John Malone, do ; John Monaghan. do : Peter Roark., do • Patrick Mulvaney ...
... Ireland. Another matter I wish to lay before the Nano electors, via—wan it quite fair on Mr Metge's part to stand by with folded arms, and make electioneering capital out of an attack made on me by one of his followers for the part I took in the reception of ...
... the people of Ireland are up in arms Aglaia for the united Irish cause and I , r the wilted Irish na tine (cheers). For his part be could not attach the faintest importance or weight to soy academic area, meets with John Ball on the subject of any Irish ...