... by your honest vote! save the blessing of a tranquil conscience and a proud heart—be true to the faith and glory of Henry Grattan. (Enthusiastic cheers.) Fling aside—trample under footthe bribes and promises of Russell. (Reiterated cheering.) true to the ...

... Daev. DEATH OF THE RIGHT HONORABLE CHARLES KENDAL BUSHE. Charles Kendal Bushe, the friend and fellow-lahourer of Flood, Grattan, Ponsonby, ayd Curran, is no more. It is with no ordinary feelings of regret that announce the decease of this highly gifted ...

... If., the renewed subscription of the patriotic Catholic rector, the Rev. John Goodwin ; sf. from Portumna, county Galway, per Patrick Cleary, Esq., R.W. ; also 3f. 7s. from Mr. John M'Caughan, of Glasgow, who stated that unavoidable circumstances bad compelled ...

... number of men who carried arms under the denomination of revenue police, coasters, &c., &c., it would be feen that in a time of the profoundeat peace there were in this country no less than some forty-five or fifty thousand men armed to the teeth for the purpose ...

... authors or books which suggested them. For any good painting, the marked figures must be few, the action obvious, the costume, arms, architecture, postures, historically exact, and the manners, apperance, and rank of the characters, strictly studied and observed ...

... with the wanton liberty Boccacio. in consigning the chaste and pious Theudelinda, Queen the Lombards, in his Decameron, to the arms of a common muleteer; and it has, no doubt, fared with the virtuous Queen of Lombardy as with the Queen of Carthage, that each ...

... Wardens for the town of Galway and its vicinity : The Rev. T. Agnew, 0.P., and John Gunning, T.C. ; Timothy Murray, T.C. ; James Stephens, T.C. ; Martin Carroll, T.C. ; John Holland, T.C. ; Laurence Geoghegan, T.C.; Joseph H. Bath, Nicholas Kill an, William ...

... Churches Dr. MDonnell, Cavan; Rev. Mr. Daly, Kilrea; James Lennon, E-q., Liverpool; John Strickan, ditto; Rev. Mr. Clarke, ditto; Rev. John Hill, ditto; Rev. Mr. Parker, ditto; John Bunbury, Esq., ditto; C. Kernan, Esq. ; Skelly, Esq., Thomas D. Coleman, James ...

... With the exception the stinted corporate reform bill, we got nothing good for Ireland from Whig or Tory. We got coercion bills—arms bills—disfranchising bills, from the legislature. We got stipendiaries, spies, special commissions, and lastly, constructive ...

... next morning. Mr. O'Connell—My highly talented and most amiable which time some went in armed, with back, breast, and friend my left quoted s. utmees from Grattan, in which head pi-ces, to prevent such accident as fell out at their he expressed these ...

... op n.. man are given iu evidence against another, although uron the princip , of the constitu , ion . Gentlemen of sers, Mr. John Connell, M.P., th . g the latter may have been at the distance of a hundred tb e jury, it is my intention to show you that ...

... nil times (,cheer*). Ue also moved that his letter be inserted on the minutes. Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, which was put and car- Ray real letter from Mr. M John O Connell, which says—“We have opened the new political camnd -n of 1845 with urea, ...