... grounds for asking the people of Ireland to resort to arms. We were asked tne other day consent to the Repeal of the Union (hear, hear.)” then proceeded prove that all the grievances that Grattan and Curran hod complained of, with respect to the corruption ...

... sworn: —K. i Kealey, Thos. Abbot, Dominick Oonelan. John Griffn, R French. Edward M’Donnsll. John l«. Davis. C. CVDoherfv, Lambert Burke. William Smith. I*awtence Smith. George Abbot. Michael Carr, John Rradub. Walter Blake. Patrick Wade, J Keogh. James ...

... without the knowledge #f the inmates, and the arms carried off.— Journvl. the Brighton Court Bequests on' Tliursday, John Purfett, publican, Jouathan ! ChaesPinan, an OTster-shop keeper, brought actions iinst John Buncle, sergeant-majar the Scots Creys, for ...

... Ferny, Right Rev Coen, Bishop of Clonfert, Lord Ffrencb, John O’Connell, M.P., Richard Barrett, C. G. Duffy. T. M. Ray, John Grey, M Da Martin J- Blake, M.l’., O’Conor Don, M.H., Henry Grattan, M.P., Calib Powell, M.P., Sir Colematt OT oghlin, E. H. Roche ...

... Patrick Lyons, PP, Kilmeen; John Burke, P, Mount-Belle* Thomas C, ; John Noon, 1 I , Menlo ; Edward Whelan, K C C, ; Peter Curran, I* P, Athenry ; Daniel Healey, R C C, do ; John O Gradr, PP, Abbeyknockmoy; John Hughes, U CC, do; John ...

... racks, but peremptorily ordered the man lake I ornamental nobs, at the side of this arm, are him to the poor house, which he refused, and silver. On the front the arm arc the anus, ** - their business to look after b.m-.chased in silver, of the O’Brien ...

... A. REYNOLDS. On Satujdnv, the court-martial wu re* mined ; end, on adjournment till yettordar, it was intimated that Lord Cardigan would then be prepared with his reply—so that,* in all probaVility, the sentence of the court was delivered this day. have ...

... alteration in the motion relative to the F.arl of Cardigan. The motion would bo, that humble address presented to her Majesty, beseeching her to cause inquiry to instituted into the conduct of the Earl Cardigan during the lime be has been in comnmid of the ...

... h .lisafar. (olwera) Hut could ' fatherhood would be ~o t ai.lft-r the il. jrr.tdaii.in nf iha arms act. The him with ww ««snr»t»ce that the confidence ; arm. which hi* father him (rheer.) the Irith people ir the wisdom for his council* —•'«'» which. If ...

... Justice the * ornament of the bar,* is missed. Grattan, the great exponent of Irish liberty, has long gone from Ins obedient pupil. It mentioned, the life of Sir Mackintosh, that Lord in addressing Grattan, invariably used the word, * Sir.* We will not ...

... Keogh CC, Annadown ; Her John M’l.onghlin PP, and Her Thoma* Moran Killererati ; Noon PP, Al'bevknockmojr ; PP, Her John Fitzgerald Killunta and Killower ; Her John Lofttis PP, and Hev John Charles CC, oatrick and ; Her John Bnrke PP, ...

... alone, forty clubs John O'Connell should determine upon each consisting, the average, of three hundred course-nothing could Injurious tbu —or, on the whole, 12,000 fighting men well -logons cause toiling fbr which hit beloved armed—that the progress of ...