... also disclaim any knowledge the offensive article relative to the late Mr. Grattan, father to his roost particular friend. Mr. John M‘Maban handed in the subscription of Mr. John M’Ternan, of the county Monaghan, and proposed his admission as a member. ...

... bere said—My lord, we close Mr. Mone, Q' QC. (addressing the court)—My lord, Mr. Sheil was to have the reply on behalf of Mr. John ; be has been unwell, and confined to his bed for the lest three or four . with an attack of his side; bat be able to attend ...

... fifteenth the mate al*o perished. that day, how - ever. the wreck was fallen with the brig Arm. Captain Todd, and the onlv two who survived of the crew. Thomas Cutler and John‘B. Lawrence, were taken board, and landed a short time alter at Barrington. The slaters ...

... Todd—endeavoured to catch her, and succeeded in laying hold of her arm, by which means he broke her fall; otherwise her brains would in all probability have been dashed out.— Her arm was found to be severely burned, and she was otherwise so seriously ...

... particularly outrageous, they not only exhibited fire-arms in their march, but bred off bails in the direction of persons who were at work the fields, that all had to fly for their lives wherever the armed banditti made their appearance. In the country districts ...

... seven and eight o’clock, Mr. Lee. steward to John Carden. Esq., of Bar naho. near this town, was fired from a plantation, close to which he had to pass. The ball took effect, and lodged in the flesh of the arm. from which it bad been extracted by Dr. Forsayth ...

... James Bryce, jun-, F.G S ; Edmund Getty. John Grattan, Rev. Thomas D. Hincks, LL.D., F. 0.5., M.R.1.A., George C. Hyndman. James D. Marshall. M.D. ; James M’Adam, Robert S. M'Adatn, Robert Palterson. Rev. I. Steen. John Stevelly, M.A.; W. Thompson, William ...

... whether an overdressed dandy, who stands in canvass in the inner room, be bight James Hamilton or Tim Scroggins ? One of his arms is set a-kimbo, and the other bolds a whip and a pair of white gloves We consider it an insult to be called upon to pay a shilling ...

... which had opposed to it the voice and feeling of eight millions of people, is not to be disturbed ?_ the 15th of when the armed volunteers thronged the meeting-house in Scotch-street, in this town, when my own townsman, the late Captain W. Richardson ...

... order that if they hail arms they should receive the insulting “brand” ordered law. (Hear, hear.) Now, he would say this—as long as his name was Henry Grattan he would never suffer England to put a brand upon him or upon his arms. He told them (the English) ...

... cause would ultimately triumph. (Cheers.) He here made allusion to the arms’ act, and the disgrace inflicted on the people of Ireland thereby, declaring that, after the example of Grattan, he himself, though a Pro- testant Dissenter, and yielding to no man ...

... Charles Crompton, David Leahy, John William Smith, J. S. Close (Irish Bar). B. Peacock, Esqrs., and Sir Caiman M. O'Loghlen. Bart., of tho Irish Bar. Sir T. Wilde leads fur Mr. O'Connell; Mr, Fitiroy Kelly for Mr, John O'Connell; and Mr. Hill for Thomas ...