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... Tower? Peopbq of Ireland, learn in their cowardice -a lesson of strength-because, to use the words of Henry Grattan-'they dare not. For what was John Wilkes, in 17069, expelled the House of Commons ? Not for making, a -charge of perjury against the great ...
... for the manner in wehich'0 toe hadd tcharged their duties. thyhddS. eMr. Grattan seconded the motion, and it passed 0Mr. John O'Connell then introduced to the mneetlyg %1r I~John Cullens, of Boston, an American gnisaer dv. e tate, and commented in strong ...
... Vereker, Smyth Verelter iLieutensint-Coloncti). III Sies-George llodson, W llort, P'ercy Nogent, John M'Neill, c Henry Mereditic, Edward Synge, H D Massy, John Kingston pl James, George Colthuest.Il Genseral Sir Joist Ormsuby Vandeleur. CoLONeLS-H-enry White ...
... OWNi CORRESPONDENT.) London, Siturday Morning. A mneeting of the Irish Party was held yester- day in Comnmittee Room 16, Xr John Ra-monod prmiig. The new rules of the National Board of Education were considered unsatisfac:ory, ?? regards the Irlsh Language ...
... Monday evening next Mr. I. 8ateile intends giving a grand -- Aissaut of Arms In tha li'ace Gymnaslram. We think we need but mention the fast this this fate it to ba r. ber efit to Mr. John Satelle, in order to excite a gederal wish on the part of young and ...
... witnessed in this island since that day when the Volunteers stood to arms in College-green, while Hussey Burgh within carried Free Trade ; or that still more glorious day when Grattan moved the Declaration of Right, and the geni us of Swift and Molyneux ...
... relative of Grattan. aHe joined most cordially with his fellow.countrymen in that great amovement, he declared, and having the happiness, as he had, of being connected by the closest ties of relationship with the great name of Grattan, he felt ...
... NANGLE handed in 11 14s 6d from Clondalkin, per ., Mr. John MINallv, and proposed as a member ofthe as- t sociation Mr. John Curran, of that parish. , The motion was deconded and carried. if Mr. GRATTAN handed in 31 from the Repeal reading. .r rooms of Airdrie ...
... present ?? John Bradstreet, Bart; Very Rev Dr Curtis, S J; Rev De Marshall, Rev Mig Har- rington, P P; Rev Mr eorgan, CC ; Rev Mr O'Brien, C C John O'Connell, Esq. MP; Mr Sergeaut O'Brian, Thonile O'Hagan, Esq, QaC; Michael Errlngton, Esq; J:ohn O'Hagan ...
... W. Ball, the sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Walsh, armed with this case, proceeded to Albany, where he laid the papers' before the senate. The papers enclosed in this letter were as follow :-First, a letter from the sergeant- at-arms to Mr. Suydam, dated February ...
... Captain, vice George Hoey, retired. Ensigns- Robert Truell, vice John Proby, retired; Richard Henry Hor- nidge to be Lieutenant, vice Gkorge Hornildge, in Amr rica; John s Hugh Dillon, vice John Minahbn, Consul in the Azores; Bury b David Wrigbt. ?? Joseph ...
... Henry Price, John Martin, James Magrane, William Caldbeck, J P; Ralph W Champion, John H Evans, William Evans, John Ouseloy Bonsall, Captain Lindsay, J P; John Fleming, Gao White, Ponsonby Sbaw, J P; Captain Garret Wall, D P Ryan, J P John B ...