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... division, should L. FLECTION. _ f ,( duly vote again*! its reception. The same hon. member also presented petition r Henry Grattan dittered \'ilh the Hon. and A. O’Dwyer, bwrister.al-law, and late | a i| an , Member for Sligo.as the qualification of j Member ...
... WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. For the Proprietor Mr.T. MURRAY, by JOHN MAHON* At patriot OfififC, Abbeygate Street. Terms Yearly, £2 2s.— Half-Yearly, Is.—Quarterly, 10s. 6d. . Agents: —John K. Johnston, 1, Kden-quay, Dublin an. Newton and Co., Warwick-square ...
... great Captain must too late have seen that the vastly cunning device of, his party had just had the effect of serving for beat arms to hostile population. The expedient for delay had no other effect than to call out the people against the spirit it manifested ...
... not at home.” Give pretty considerable sisseroro, and you wifi secure yourself arm chair,, .not in the hall, or in halffuniished waiting-room, bill in the library, until John Shoulderknot has ascertained whether lord visible not More, over, lake care to ...
... Flood made an attempt to revive the old laws, but failed. In 1783 a proposition to the same effect was supported by Mr. Grattan in vain. In 1797 Mr. Vandclcur made a motion with the same view*—this attempt was abortive. Thus we see that absenteeism person ...
... vicepresidents of the Trades’ Political I'nion, acted as Pallbeareis.:— Messrs. Peter Slevin, Messrs. John O’Brien, James Martin, Kdw. Breon&n, John Rafferty, T, Atkins, and Thos. Reynolds, T, M. Hay. Sec. day’s proceedings would forever attest the gratitude ...
... , , . . i i . , John O’Nt ill, another wa» Arthoi Hill Irwin, Lord functionary there having 8, .00 policemen, armed f ointer l y ma j o r in the army ; but exchan *, t)unirannolli anot | ie r Mr. Trant, good count and furnished with ball, in Ins nomination ...
... energy, and when he resumed Ids seat, the meeting gave several rounds of enthusiastic applause. John Power, Esq., proposed the first resolution. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., seconded the reso, lution For what had they met Was it not assert the principles ...
... Thomas Mooney Edward OTfeirne, John Lynch, Edward Dufl'y. Christopher Eiffe, Thomas flyrne, Thomas Deehan, M. O'Reilly. Edward Wolstenholme, Newberry-hall, Edenderry ; Dr. J. Gaghran, Henry Poller, solicitor, E'fjr.s. ; Rev. John Caulfield, Monaghan ; and ...
... June 9. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS IRF.LAN D. Mr. Sheil, Sir John Wrottosley, and some other Honourable Members, presented Petitions against the Irish Municipal bill, as amended the Lords. Lord John Russell then rose and said—Sir, 1 think that it will be most ...
... affording hi* support and '‘e*'' but he ha* sent 1001. a* h.s subscription to the Tippera.v election fond (great cheering.) There John Mahar, of Tullemaine Castle, 100. There i. Thomas E. La'or. of Cregg. who « aide. There are the Scully*, who are now acting ...
... bis seat Tor Inverness, but in consequence of some informality he could not be sworn. IRIS* MUNICIPAL CORPORATION ACT, Lord John Russell moved the order of the day for the third reading of this bill. Lord Francis Fgertcn said it was with much regret that ...