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... seconder P. Keogh, and carried unanimously : J Resolved—That the marked thanks of th# conveyed to the Wexford Board of. Trade, arm particularly to Mr. Patrick Barry and the other patriotic Shopkeepers of Wexford, who have given practical proof of their sincerity ...
... The Lord Mayor said that Sir John Kingston James wished to make some explanatory statements before they proceeded to the business of the day, and he was sure that every gentleman present would be happy to hear him. Sir John Kingston James said, he held ...
... weakness arrives, to Ireland she must look for support. Ireland has been called the right ann of England; she will her right arm in the hour of need, and put forth all her strength, if conciliated in time, and treated with justice. Give us, then. Repeal—give ...
... wiiiiout prehase, vice Tomlinaon. killed inaction; Brevet Major cumstanccs attendant upon this shocking event, it appears John Grattan to be Major, vice Cowper ; Lieutenant Honourable on Sunday afternoon the husband of the deceased went Charles Henry Stratford ...
... before each resp Instruction, required, cun obtained the Academy, c'rnrT.'T 19, UPPER GI.OUCESTEK-STKF.ET. WHOLE ALiri^EA^TBAUEy JOHN SCALLY and CO. , HAVE made arrangements with an Eg House of the highest respecUblht^ heep stock of Tea, in bond here, Trade ...
... family m our books 39 Repealers. So requests to be proposed Repeal Warden^by John O’Coonell, Esq., M.F., seconded by c Duffv, Esq., as his countryman. Me request that John Eyas and John Taggart be proposed as members, and • tht* list as associates. ■‘ M remain ...
... letter carries a post-office ' order for 1/. 155.; the amount was collected by Mr. John ' Fitzgibbon, R.W., Feonagh, for whom you will order j member’s card, and 12s. by Mr. John Flynn, R.W., Kew! castle. “ have the honour to remain, dear Sir, very smeereij ...
... trade. .: (communicated.) The usual weekly meeting of this body took place on Sunday, at the Great Rooms, Corn-Exchange. Mr. John Raffebtt was called to the chair amidst loud cheers. Mr. Rafferty, as a senior member of the trade (the paper | stainers), ...
... Barn ell. Esq., J. Barnwell, jun., Esq., Ker. Thomas Maguire, enry Grattan, Esq. ; and upon his left N. Marker, Esq., T. teele. Esq . Michael Staunton, Kw|., R. Barrett, Esq., John O'Connell, Esq., M.F., and tire Rev. Nicholas W'Evoy, P.P. The cloth ...
... s vertis. y Life Piles, Dr! JOHN PARR begs most re/ecfcjlyto caution the public against purchasing fo“ is the only person who is in possession of the medicines' used the celebrated Parr, who flicd/Sit the age 152. Ur. John Parr has been induced to these ...
... tMBt mean, of amel.orntiog the condition the I«or. The . | , t t,at extensive plain, and that h,s power to tgreat preen.sor, Grattan, Repeal movement did not belong to sect or part,—it was ~ , f; i , to that lofty moun- was going to propo » liber |,. i n ...
... Mull.ljrof i land Cottage; Mr. John of Clonmore ; Mr Michl. Mem.. H.nrj Croll, and HughM, retown ; Messr.. Bartholomew, Nicholaa, and p„t Enoi. of Nauli Mr. Mathew Ennis, Mr. Simon Brown, Trim brown paper mills; Mr. John . Farm Hill ; Nicholas Markey and ...