... Amongst those present were—John Martin, Loughorne; C. G* Duffy, 1, D. M-Gee, John Mitehel, T. D. Reilly, T. O'Flaherty, P. A. Byrne, J. M'Veigh, Belfast ; Jaltves P. Costello, P. J. Smyth, It. 1). Ireland, John Williams, Black rock; John O’llagan, barrister; ...

... will die to a man before a hair of his head is | injured (cheers. ) Then if any ene amongst you be not | yet armed, let him immediately purchase arms; for if we are to die, we may as well die with harness en our backs” | (cheers. ) Henceforward the patriotism ...

... resolution, giving their heartiest approbation to the Connell Three Hundred,’’ was proposed Mr. John Hart, and seconded by Mr. Patrick Iveily, Kglisli. The R, v. John Kenyon, who, on presenting himself, was received with enthusiastic cheers, proposed the third ...

... again you to arm (loud cheers.) I say arm. arm (cheers.) Had we armed four months ago, we would four months nearer our liberty to-day (immense cheering.) Arm now, aid yourselves, and God will aid vou (crus of hear, hear, and loud ering.) God ...

... enthusiasts, or constitutional idiots, inspired by Grattan rigmarole, denying with chivalrous indignation that there any question of class against class involved here. Perish the thought they saylrish gentlemen armed for the honour of Ireland in ’B-2, and shall ...