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... Father Ryan, Mount Argus; Father do; Dr D Barry, London; P W Corrigan, W J Ryan, Doran. Hollywood, Underwood O’Connell. John Redmond. MP; John Dillon, ; Harrington, MP; J Butler, J Triston, TC; Father Norbert Jones, J Meagher, Bathurst; J Coggins, J Duane, ...
... attention was callt'il the hon. inemtn-r lor M**ath (Mr. 11. Grattan} former 1 refer the Bpe«*ial Constables Act, ami 3 Wm. IV., c. 108. That act a vcrj useful power to the Lord Lieutenant for carrying into active exercise those duties which devolve upon ...
... a. heed mearuro whr Grattan, becked iV Insb Voisotcef*. law In 1800 Ineh Parliament •■*• destroyed Act Union, and Ireland bad always atnee protested against usurpation the English Government of tV government She had protested armed imwirrection, and lives ...
... Matthew O’Farrell John » w “- rigg Edward Murphy juu John Barlow Christopher Dulty John CoiteMo Henry Rochfort Jas M‘Gu»r« William Burke James Farrell William Dillon Thomas Conaty John Fitzgerald Hugh Reilly Henry Gore Carolau M D John Byrne ...
... K«rl of Cardigan exhibited the ntmo,t epirit and coolncM, S^er. directed tlie Artillery, and exerted himself to bring it for- , plewhatte, wounded y. sererely wounded; ward, met entire satisfaction. , Regiment : MajorT. Gough, severely “Lieutenant-General ...
... 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 ...
... men who were there to receive and protect him. And when he dropped from the outer wall on John Ryan's breast I was the subordinate who caught him in my arms and placed his trembling i form on the ground. And I shall never forget how he shock like ...
... in Oxford-atreet the week before last; never walked arm-and-arm with Lord 'William; never smoked arm-and-arm with him 10 the street; smoked on one occasion when walking with him I was not arm-and-arm with him ; ...
... that drastic settlement the quarrel. If Grattan bad been a Waaiiiogton or a Cromwell, there would, uo doubt, have been separation. Great Britain at the time being uoab to meet the resistnuce of 100.00 U well-armed troops like the Volunteers, led bv tho ...
... the following Reaolurintw were unaniiaouaiy adopted:— Propuaed hy John Byrne, Etq.; taeonded by A. M'Dwniel, That in contequence of the diwolution Parliament, which haa just taken place, we lima in ateeting to ciprna our anxious with to support the principles ...
... ORDER OF ST JOHN OF JERUSALEaI NOTES FROM PARIS. There a slight diminution in the afternoon crowds of saunterers that are daily to bo mot with on the Boulevards. The fashionable shops have lost many of their daily visitants, and the social tide seems ...
... 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 ...