... headed Lord John Russellno, you slba.l not treat the people of Ireland as If they were slaves—they shall possess aims well as the people of England—every man and boy them shall be liberty purchase and keep gun. There shall registration of arms. •• The English ...

... yet let shower of nun fall on new suit of clothes, and we cannot submit ourselves.— Rev. John Newton. In Persia, men who are deeply enamoured often burnt their arms and chests with irons, in order to show the extent of their passion for their mistresses ...

... classes. Hers we find the ill-assorted names of the Earl of Charlemont and the Right Hon. Robert Stewart—of John Claudius Beresford and Henry Grattan—of Toler and Ponsonby— Saurin and Flood—of Colonel Rowley and Major Sandys— of Ireland’s only Duke and Sir ...

... headed Lord John Russellno, you shad not treat the people ol Ireland as if they j were slaves—they shad arms as well the people j England—every man and boy of them shad be at liberty to | urchase and keep gun. There shall uo registration of arms. , , _ , ...

... day compared with the days Grattan, harleraount, and Flood” (cheers.) Such are the sentiments that are heard with shouts o approbation by the Tradesmen of Dublin. DARING VTTAC K ON THE HOUSE OF MR. ROYSR. IOF —PLUNDER OF ARMS, AND WOUNDING OF THAT GENTLEMAN ...

... Protestant, the nsmos Malm* and Flood, of Grattan sod Curran, of and of Bnsbc, is now, when profosssdly national, mas* of place-hunters, bigots, or dupes, oUk two or three exceptions alone, la short, Reynold* tit* is Grattan’s seat: “ceric*fcycau oUIm, ' and ...

... the young men Ireland arm for a nobler enterprise ; they arm to defend person and property against brigands of the * law’ and harpers the government’—they arm make social order pv.s-sil>le, and secure indasfr its just reward—they arm to tcourgu you and your ...

... entreated him not to return homo that night. There is doubt but that his death waa accidental. , John Edwards, a young man, sailor on board the Ellen Cardigan, fell between the quay and the vessel this morning a very early hour, and waa drowned. The Mayor ...

... termed unconj stitutional menns put end to the outrages anddis- turhiinecs the people. Alr.!Henry Grattan, M. P., addressed the meeting. reference to Mr. John O'Connell's allusion to the ad- the magistrate**, he said it was not the nature of man to lie behind ...

... included the following representatives of Irish counties, towns, and boroughs Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. Maurice O'Connell, Mr. William Keogh, Mr. John Reynolds, Mr. T. C. Anstey Major J. Blackball, Mr. M. J. BUke, Mr. Dan. Callaghan, Mr ...

... Lord Maryborough, Master of the King’* bock hounds was thrown from his horse last j Monday, white (ranting, and the fall bis arm was broken. The accident occurred from one of the sportsmen riding against bis Lordship. Field Marshall Viscount Beresford, ...

... bills have been found. The Clerk of the proceeded call t-rtC r fumes in the following order:—Daniel Thomas Steele, John Kcynolds, John Lawless, Redmond. Hiomit* Cloney, Edward Dwyer, . i Barrett. All the traversers answered but Mr. . .. noil. The Art ...