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... Agent*: Messr*, Jamr* Graham, Iht/ ; Wn/ttr Ho**; Miehuel Dumiv, A» uhncnUirrif Dai/, Tugjinnm ; John Furlong, Gurcj/; Patrick kelly. Tallow ; and GalUn, King* Arm* Hotel, Carlow, five pence.] Vol. I. ST. HIIIDGET’S Oltl’llAN SOCIETY .On Monday evening the ...
... vice-presidents of the Trades’ Political Union, acted as pall besrers : Messrs. I’eter Slcvin. Messrs. John O’Urien, James Marlin, Edw. Brennan, John Rafferty, T. Aikins, and Thos.Reynolds, T. M. Ray, Sec. The pall was splendid in the extreme—and to it ...
... I Mot geo J. O’Onoell, P'y»« Pryae, M.P. .* N. Ball, M.P. ; Honoorable Col. Wealeora, M P : Dr. Baldwin, M.P - ; John H. Talbot, M.P. John Mabar, M.P.; and aeveral other Gentlemen. The England and Ireland Union Railway, through South Wales, commencing ...
... lieland, when lie (Mi. Grattan) Imlij. - honour preparing un to dress the King upon hash giievanccs. 11; submitted it to Mr. Scarlet, it generally, but suggested tuilher am-udmei i. tvbicli wrote with his own hind. He (,M. Grattan) would read it for the ...
... would, without further comment, propose John O’Brien, , of Elmhall, whose subscription of five pounds be would hand in. The admission of Mr. O’Brien was received with lout! cheers. Mr. Barret begged leave to propose John Alexander Mansfield of the county Kildare ...
... was, what consolation is to know, thst with her left hand lieland gave to despotism more effective blow than the unbounded arms of England were able to accomplish. ( lljar. H- ar.) Yes, they gave us scanty measure reform, hut mad* noble use of it. (contiou ...
... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1837. No. Vol. VII. imperial HOUSE OF COMMONS —WtDxrsuAY, Feu, 2'2. Mr. Vigors wan introduced by Mr. H. Grattan and Mr. W. Finn, wlien took the oaths an.l his seal for Carlow, in the room of the late Mr Ivavanagh. The bon. genileman was ...
... command perusal, and die subscript to die Na'ional Annuity or die pa«l present year is tell auspiciously opened With-Ids nanve. John power, ■> COR F.LI I S MAC LOGIILIN, Trustees. DAVID LYNCH, P. VINCKNT FITZPATIUCK, Sec. Office of the O'C.onr.ell Anuui’y ...
... tu be fought ; and it is there men arm themselves with the 'constitutional weapons by the usj of which we can strike down an 1 defeat odr enemies on the day ot (rill at the hustings—the words of the illustrious Grattan now no more, should never be ohlilcra ...
... Oiallan, our Curran, our Sheridan, all Who for jeals, were the ahiefs in the eloquent war,’* remain, with the eiCption of Grattan, if an reception it be, without any public testimonial from the nation which they honored. Curran’s remains have been recovered ...
... 0 11. MP. 0 John Selby, London, 10 0 John Oalluit. ditto, 10 0 A. 11. Lynch, 0 Mrs. Lynch, 0 N. Vigors. MP. * 0 Hon, Col. Butler. I 0 0 Sir Wm. Brabamn, Bart.,ditto, 10 0 John A. Yates, ditto 10 0 Morgan J. O’Connell, ditto, 0 Henry Grattan, ditto, 10 ...