The Memoirs, Private and Political, of Daniel O'Connell, Esq., from the Year 1776 to the Close of the Proceedings in Parliament for the Repeal of the Union: Compiled from Official Documents |
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Page 115
... gentlemen , Mr. James Conolly and Mr. O'Conneil . Mr. Lawless proposed that the Duke of Leinster , as the pre- mier ... gentlemen to be se- lected as stewards , should be named by Catholics , and the Catholic gentlemen by the Protestants ...
... gentlemen , Mr. James Conolly and Mr. O'Conneil . Mr. Lawless proposed that the Duke of Leinster , as the pre- mier ... gentlemen to be se- lected as stewards , should be named by Catholics , and the Catholic gentlemen by the Protestants ...
Page 127
... gentlemen was held at No 4 , Capel Street , for the pur- pose of forming the deputation to present the address to his majesty , pursuant to a resolution entered in at the Aggregate meeting , held in Townsend Street Chapel on Saturday ...
... gentlemen was held at No 4 , Capel Street , for the pur- pose of forming the deputation to present the address to his majesty , pursuant to a resolution entered in at the Aggregate meeting , held in Townsend Street Chapel on Saturday ...
Page 168
... gentleman . The enemies of Mr. O'Connell , however , denounced him as a sanguinary , blood- thirsty Catholic , as a man who took delight in the shedding of the blood of the Protestant , and who was ready to draw his sword , or fire his ...
... gentleman . The enemies of Mr. O'Connell , however , denounced him as a sanguinary , blood- thirsty Catholic , as a man who took delight in the shedding of the blood of the Protestant , and who was ready to draw his sword , or fire his ...
Page 172
... gentleman in the Correspondent . I will only notice two particulars ; first , his omitting to men- tion that on my expressing my own opinion on the fitness of my sending to Mr. Peel , I added , " any friend would disappoint my hopes and ...
... gentleman in the Correspondent . I will only notice two particulars ; first , his omitting to men- tion that on my expressing my own opinion on the fitness of my sending to Mr. Peel , I added , " any friend would disappoint my hopes and ...
Page 193
... gentleman's appearance in this country , after he had entered into re- cognizance before the chief justice of the King's Bench in Ireland , himself in £ 5000 , and two sureties in £ 2500 each ; and , after that judge had informed him ...
... gentleman's appearance in this country , after he had entered into re- cognizance before the chief justice of the King's Bench in Ireland , himself in £ 5000 , and two sureties in £ 2500 each ; and , after that judge had informed him ...
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