... Castletownroche, county Cork ; Rev. Patrick James Gilligan, JamesVstrcet ; Rev. John Moore, Palmerstown ; Rev. Peter F O'Ferrall, 0.5. F., Drogheda; Rev. John Smith, St. Michael and John’s Rev. Timothy A. C. Bannan, Adam and Eve Chapel ; Rev. William Maher, Church ...

... from Feel .hear, hear, and C„ the oecasii n, to the leader, and hi. compatriot, to hear him whom you natu- family -ho, with Grattan‘‘watched orer the cradle of Insh t.ou ol . soson.s, T«*o’'of*tTm would compromise or shrinking (hear, hmu-.)- .aff assn the ...

... Mackinaw; Thomas Sullivan, Cavan; Daniel Brislan, Tipperary; James Higgins, Denis Kilkenny; John Su'livan, Mallow; Terence Reilly, Cavan ; John Manning, Queen’s County ; John Birmingham, Clare; Fa'rick MacTierney, Cavan; Hugh O’Flynn, Sligo; James Gallagher, ...

... an, p. rs n else hat in of such rerwsal Daniel Connell, posse*sc* « aloriout orinciple h*t convene# John O'Connell, Thoms. Steele, Richard Barrett, John -I nt b, t., Ttligio. are too Cray, Charles Gavsn Duffy, and Thomas Mathew hay, sha'l ought to r left ...

... congregated trade, of Dublin do present testimonial to Mr. John 1 a» token of esteem for his ardent advocacy of their lights Alr^Halhdmp seconded the motion, which passed amidst acc’.ama’ion. . , Mr John Cosgrare moved that a committee formed 1 two of excb ...

... THE WEEKLY FKEEMANS JOURNAL, SATURDAY. OCTOBER o. 1844. civeen, recei.ed per Mr. John Bonrlie. Aj this subjcrip- left to interpose be'ween them and the healthful rets of that tion was from his own localitj, might permitted to constitutional liberty they ...

... *Henry ('hads to In- Lieutenant, without 57th Foot-Ensign John Henry . Ensign Ropurchase, vice Morphett. pP O Lieutenant, without purchase. Cert Thomas ?„ Gent rice Pitt, appointed the SMbr Edward John Ensign, without | , wit ut purchase, rice Boughton. Brown ...

... trom Dub.m. - charge, the Rev. John Denipaey, , _ | en , j, The Karl and Countess who had been s.a neighbouring clergy, end o- J The Earl Antrim is amongst »tke a. nva.s .n I and feeling characterised the sent Ea.l of Cardigan ha, arriredin London from , ...

... Irish on that account, s'pect for him, therefore, I shaU add eoitome of patriotism and wisdom—“ 1 L'l » country, daimed Grattan. Ut no country ever be pro- Vince that hat eliength enough to he When Mr. O Connell wrote those lines he had, an event, not ...

... RW, Thornton, John CUotnu, Corr RW, W Burgess, Phelan, Corr J K W D H-Blgt and English bd each; Messrs Kelly, Fordham. Mullett | John Donotan, Brown- . John SulH.an ...

... regularly to Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, New Orleans; and other ports in the United States; also to Quebec, Montreal; and St. John’s, New Brunswick, British Araer|fcar and to Port Philip and Sydney, in Australia. on regular fixed days. Persons about to Emigrate ...

... per Mr J Daly E B Roche ward, per Mr John O'Leary .. Greenwich ward, per Mr Thos Brady Darrynane ward, per Mr E Nolan Rotherhite ward, per Messrs O'Halloran and Casserly Drury lane ward, per Mr T H O’Connell John O’Connell ward, Mr T Sabcri O’Connell ...