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... , upplysng thoJO that happened to in our THE LABOURERS, green . OULART. immediate'’vicinity John H. Talbot, cx-J.P., .a splendid banner, representing Grattan « Repeal, and nothing but Repeal”—Forli ct m Maher, ex-J.1% & D.L., Hr. Card ill', declarin'' ...
... now to propose to you that talismanio toast which is comprised in the name ol O’Conrtell (load cheers). Our own immortal Grattan has said that watched the eradie ot Irish liberty, and that walked with iter hearse the gtuve. It is afifteting picture look ...
... had application to SATURDAY, Taylors ami Sootts, Eihn Qu/ti/, Dublin. T. WTeae, 15, Water Street, Liverpool. John Muki'HY, Waterjurtl, ami JOHN LEAKED, Wexford. ...
... Ait ms. —On Sunday evening three men, armed, with their faces blackened, entered ihe house of James Devan, of near lloscrea, and forcibly took away his gun and case of dsfols.— Nenayh Guardian. ]'h\TENSIVE JOBBERY ARMS. —Cajitaill Rock is jtreparing* early ...
... hn Murphy. Dr. Wad.ly, M. Mayler. John Codd 1.. Walsh, John Day, Sir F. Hunto.Darid Fortane. Cartv. Walter Stafford, R. Walsh, hards w. Eakins, W. T.x.10, J. Kjnwlal. Sparrow, N. Gwhlull, Justin Urenane, Col. Johns Theaerk read mieutos of last day's ...
... Donoughmoro did—arm their own dopendents and hunt down tho perpetrators of outrage (hear). Lord Donoughmoro stood up for tho people—lns example was worth following ; and if these * sc?en magistrates got each ten dependents, and armed them, peace of tho ...
... of it (hear, hoar). It has been said—and excuse mo if I conclude serious subject with a joke —that kings have long arms, but the long arms of kings may bo deformed the short hand of the press (loud cheers). Mr. Geary said that had received a song illustrating ...
... she shall have the heart and ready arm of brave Ireland. The Liberator then handed in various subscriptions, including £l 10s. from the Post office ward, per Mr. Strong, and £3 Is. from tho Four Courts ward, per Mr. John Ryan. The honourable and learned ...
... Ist. That of arming and organizing an unlimited number of men, and under the pretence of protecting the lives her Majesty’s subjects in Ireland, placing such subjects under terror and restraint by staliouing amongst them the men so armed and organized ...
... JOHN MITCHELL, Esq., Tho Chairman addressed the meeting in brief but eloquent terms. The minutes of the proceedings last meeting were read and affirmed, after which Mr. Ray amidst loud and enthusiastic' cheering read the letter of the Liberator, given ...
... there arc secret arms distribution clubs to which the men subscribe, and are supplied with a musket, bayonet, cross-belt, &c., for I IGs. That in the event of an outbreak, one district alone could furnish five thousand stand of arms.” JleraL .. the parish ...
... Massareene, the descendant of John Foster, who voted against the Union ; but let his lordship take care lest one of the papers said, be might not find himself persecuted for sedition, for coming forward to support the principle which John Foster upheld at the ...