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... a bribe. Such a precedent would, he conceived, be very dangerous, and he should therefore oppose the amendment. Mr. HEXUY GRATTAN was astonished to hear the noble lord say that there was only one case of bribery on each side. He could enumerate less than ...
... 31st day -3 of January, 1831. Samen. WILLIAM KEMMIS, John Reynolds, > Attorney, 3 For our Lord, the King. To Daniel O’Connell, Richard Barrett, John law less, Edward Dwyer, Thomas Cloney, and John Reynolds, Esquires, ami to Patrick Costello, Esiiuire ...
... The opinion of the late Mr. Grattan on this sulyect never changed. He was as averse from separation the one hand us from abject submission the other. “ I have the honor to be, dear sir, your very obedient servant, HENRY GRATTAN. “ T. M. Ray, Esq., yc., $ ...
... himself; old Melbourne—notahnd fellow on the whole ; worthy, excellent Fox Maule; and great success to “JOHN PARKER. Laird of Assloss and Rraes “King's Arms Inn, Ayr, 27 Aug. 1840.” The Constabulary of the Northern Liberties brought carman to the Mayor’s Office ...
... showing the treatment we had previously received at Lord Cardigan's hands. We may here mention, en pu&sant, that the question of Captain Reynolds—“ Was I not a captain the regiment before you (Lord Cardigan) joined if?” and his lordship's answer in the r.ftirmativc ...
... friends to the poli(Rclmond). •••• 2 2 address to you by depvcciatiug your c.ioico, elioration of their country, lam happy Mr. John Crosbie’sh. h.Cyrs., (red) nor by saving what is perfect truism, that; to t n k, may find a place in this Association, Mr. ...
... MANSION-HOUSE A man with but one arm, whose name was staled to Edward Richards, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having been in a helpless stateol intoxication in the streets on Sunday night. The defendant was taken to the stationhouse ...
... ;seconded by the Rev, John Mullins, P.P, ; lusolved—That John O’Connell, Esq. do leave the Chair, and that John Smith wick, Esq. be culled thereto. JOHN O’CONNELL, Chairman. JOSEPH HACKETT, ' ccre,lir ' ...
... to complain. f„ your ~ , r }esferdaj I hud the following, in an article Hepeal*— yelUS,ei provincial meeting in favour Mr. John OTonnell, when he looked at demonstration oi physical force before him, intimated that they could aflord to dispense with other ...
... and the clearing away the smoke, the unfortunate culprit was discovered above in the agonies death suspended from thcforcyard arm. Ills sufferings were of short (duration ; the absence otall motion soon told that all was over, and that his spirit had departed ...
... fraction of the Irish people accomplished the blessed victory of your country’s regeneration at the glorious era of 1782, your Grattan shouted free trade and independenceand a haughty tyrant, and a dastard minister crouched and succumbed .When the combined ...
... ty, £210; Kilcummin, ; Moycullcn, ; Ocanraorc, £223 ss; Rahoon, £235; St. Nicholas, Galway, £130; Shruel, 17s Since Lord Cardigan's restoration to full pay in the 11th Hussars, on the 25th of March, 1836, the unprecedented number of seventeen of its officers ...