... Chairman (John O’Connell, Esq. M.P.) took his seat at the table in front of the plat form, and Mr. John Reynolds was placed at his right hand. Mr. J. A. Curran occupied the vice-chair. Letters of apology for non-attendance were read from Sir John Power, ...

... endeavour to relieve the starving poor of the city, and that it was edifying sight to witness the clergymen of both persuasions arm- in-arm this blessed mission of charity” (cheers.) The LIBERATOR then announced the real for the week os TWO 11l POI NDS SEVEN SIIILUNES ...

... important fact that Lord John Russell one the meetings Scotland at n ldeh displayed great talent and patriotism, dh tiuetly admitted that the union was a parchment union (hear.) * There another valuahlc and Important admission made Lord John Russell, namely, ...

... Marquis of Kildare, Mr. J. A. O’Neill, and Mr. Burke, took place the court-house of Athy. Mr. John O’Connell attended supporter of Mr. O’Neill. Mr. Henry Grattan and Mr. Corbally have been returned for the county Meath, after vigorous contest, in which Mr ...

... usual weekly meeting of the Loyal National Repeal Association was held on Monday—the hall was much crowded. The chair was taken John Mitchsll, Esq. Mr. KAY. amidst loud cheering, annouucad the receipt of the following letter from Mr. OTonuell March llth, isifi ...

... Browne. R. D . Callaghan. . Caulfield. J. M., Paean, W.. Grattan, H., Greene. J.. Henry. Ale*.. Kerr, R, Kershaw, Mon«ell, W., Moore, G. H.. Mowatt. P., O’Connell, J.. ReynoMa. J., Sadleir. John. Sorope. G. P., Scully. Praneia; E. K., Thompson, Col.. Thompson ...

... Doyle) and Mr. Staunton Cahill; also of Mr. John D. Mougan, gentleman from the north Ireland, deacon of the Protestant Church (cheers.) next moved the admission of Mr. John Roland, of Drogheda, and Mr. John M Cronan, of a respectable solicitor (much cheering) ...

... G. GUchreest, bar.; Rev. Dr. Groves. John Kclch, B. M'Garry, J. Reilly, bar.; Edw. Reilly, T.C,; P. Slevin, E. D. Williams. P.L.G.; T. M. Scully, bar.; Rev. Mr. O Reilly, P.P., Cavan; F, Smith, bar.; P. Martin, John Fox. T. Coyne, W. Reilly, Mullingar; ...

... called on them n second time to arm, arm, arm . (loud rheers.) Had they nrmed some months ago, they would be four months nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm now ; and when they had armed, they would be ready, and not sooner (loud ...

... rah am, who exchanges. 37th—Lieutenant Herbert Russell Manners, to Copt without purchase, vice John Harvey, who retires upon full pay ; Ensign John Grattan Anderson, from without purchase. . 39th—Captain Thomas W right Hudson, from Gist, to Captain, vice ...

... miles this city, taking away several stand of arms, The National Council of Irish Members met yesterday in Dublin at the Kotnndo. There were members present. After short addresses were delivered by Mr. 11. Grattan, who occupied the chair, and by Mr. J. O’Connell ...

... F.; -jor Bramndi ♦» »n. II Bernard, Col. Burke. T. Sai'fieh*. Huh »»f »hc ; of Cork: John Goui.l. J I*.. John C*nnicb.i«*l. SuMivan. Hand *n ; Barry. . ummuis. John Shea. Mavor ct, L. IVrner. J p.; Pro'es'or Wal'h, Anthony Perrier. he-* Snondeis. J.p ...