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... charged by Grattan wii he accepted the p triotism in office when ores, J. Moore, of High Treasurer, replied that * a patriot in ores, vice Wil is more a patriot.” A great figure now ap; int Superinten= on the stage of public life—He ory Grattan, oon 775 ...
... that you muft become an armed nation and military country. That the fitnaticn Europe had changed the nature of the defence—s that we were to attacked not the army of a hoflile country, but by armed colonies hriimg from an armed and hoflile nation, that ...
... nar Cent Canasis O64 | Tadia Rond: 3@ per * — | & ees EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN AN. LAND—THE CHURCH IN ARMS. There are many indications of infatuation—of | in the Established Churches of Great Britain a land. The Scotch Church, as an Establishm [ne ...
... Bartholomew Sullivan, Dan’ iel Nolan, John ncise terms. | Archer, mes M‘Cabe, George Ca siasm—and | guson, Batler Joseph, Ja ickey, Patric! k Keenan, C d seconders. | Michael Kearney, James H Laurence Fc roject John Dillon, Andrew Dunne, rcibly | and Peter ...
... Lodge* directed to report the eridene* iJretdf ui»o u ~ prereltoec end exMot Orange Lodge* in lb* Arm* •broad, together with cupiet of toy document* for , committee miy be*e eeot. Sir H. HARUINGE—I beg »»k whether the Hon. J' ber to more for only pert ...
... CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. Association met on Saturday, at half-pa,. three, at D’Arcy’*, in Essex ; JOHN DOMINICK BYR VE, F,j. in ,ht Chair As soon Mr. Byrne was called to the Chair e addressed the Meeting in a short Speech. ai( , he coaid not refuse their ...
... 'Mr. Chriftophcr Lodge William Bafrington feremiah Brenau The fame .James and Daniel Corcoran . John Brereton, Efq; . John Fitzgerald, Efq; Edmond WcKh John M‘Do:iald W illiam Fitzgerald, Efq; Brophy Fitzpatrick William Fitzgerald, Efq; Years from March ...
... all religions and sectarian differences, and unite to return tbe son of tbe immortal Grattan. Mr. Grattan and his friends retired after three cheers were given for Grattan and independence. The gentlemen on the bsleouy then joined their friends inside, when ...
... be so easily defeated. ‘They p | by the P by John Edward Reilly, Esq. ; seconded by for Consols at 88} for the Account ; and as there is a stronghuld in the highest House in the land, and took a most John C. Nugent, Esq. Id prove a B ull Account, it is ...
... ti Arthur Close, W John W. F illiam Evans, Utis;, Maunsel Militia; Hercule Coz, D.L., J.P. DY Smith, Mus. Doe. Cor Cornet, 7th Assistant Surgeon, D.L in sfsunsell, John A. a ire Militia. LL Pereeval, Northam , John Power, Power, Magee, Da: Mecrory, Butcher ...
... from John Edward Redmond, . and Dev 60 N. 30s. each from the Rev. James Sinnott, P.P. Kin, 0-0 John Devereux, Jobn Car » William Whitty, dy to each from Rev. John C rand Redmond, Michael Wickham, Nicholas Devereux, Ex 00 in, P.P. x V.G, Rev. John Sunnc ...
... house ceived a letter of bis Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Cut- John Maher, J P, DL, ! tex, addressed to Mr. Henry Russext, one of the keel Captain Nugent, Donor Honorary Secretaries, in reference to the John Cassidy, Monaster Hugh O'Beirne, DL, . attack upon the ...