... peasant’ll arm ?’ Gentlemen, it was Daniel O'Connerf —and it not his ardour and hia knowledge that taught how, in some measure, to ferade the blow which, the Association, was levelled tt oar dearest liberties? (Cheers,), new Association io formed,- and ...

... Friend, per Rev, Tbos Magee - 2 John Charles Lyons, Esq - - 2 0 0 Thomas Thompson, Esq - - I 10 7 Erck, Stephen?s-green - 9 J C Brady, Esq - - I 9 Rev Thomas P - - 10 James Campbell, Esq - I 0 0 Henry Hamilton, Esq ?. - 10 0 John Johnston, Esq - - 10 Rev T ...

... and Synod of Ross ; the Bishop of St. David’s, from Fisguard, Pembrokeshire, and from several other places in Pembroke and Cardigan ; by the Bishop of Chester, from the (own of Congleton, Cheshire, and from the Dean and Clergy of Boroughbridge; by the Earl ...

... purpose of bringing home his two nieces, On his approach he was alarmed at the shrieks that proceeded from the wood. Heimr armed witha lartre stick, he rushed into a thicket whence the cries proceeded, and found his two little nieces lying upon * the ground ...

... much order •* if they had been only many hundreds. INSOLVENTS. CASES TO HEARD ON TO-MORROW AT THE TAILORS’ UALL, John Nolan, of Dublin, John Flinn, Newtown-Mount-Kennedy, painter. Samuel Gordon, Exchequer-street, Dublin, gent. Patrick Kearney, Co. Meath ...

... the bar, at the shrinking landlady ; hut the gaolers were prepared for such a movement, and grasping her ladyship round Iter arms, they bore her back to her cell with quickness and dexterity only to be accounted for the great practice she ha* given them ...

... Council, and would make but a sorry figure, comparison with the speeches of our Pitt, Fox, Burke, Grattan, Sheridan, Curran, fce.” a. Our Burke, Grattan, Sheridan, Curran, fcc., quoth t , Courier—Alas! four of Iks fir wore Irishmen —ami we would rejoice ...

... following gentlemen were sworn the Pro'y, M. P., Foreman; J»me» Grattan, M.P., Ho?. Hugh » Saundrn, Edw. Weatby, Ch»». Toltrnhani, Robt. How.iJ, A. Ecclm, v.m. Actor., Bieb. Horooigr H u*ro, John M. S-ott, Francis Wm. Jan.«‘ Wall, Wro. T. Booker. James Audoin ...

... were seven carriages and four. John Masgrav*, Hely, Rockville, Ge«>ige Barron, BelmoiiMt Cas lie, George Greene. Little John O’Drll, Mount-Odet), John Matthew Galwey, Richard Rower O’Shea, Sir William Jackson Hart., John Nuirenl Humlde. CloncoskorHii Cattle ...

... On Sunday night, a comfortable farm bouse, between Fedamore and Fannigstown, tenanted by Mrs. Condon, was attacked by an armed party of insurgents, who were bravely repulsed the inmates, hut not before the dwelling was considerably injured, and all the ...

... surrounded by Lord Stourton, Lord Killeen, the Hen. Mr. Preston, Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart., Mr. Coke, M.P. (of Norfolk), Mr. Grattan, M.P. Ac. &c. The Secretary read apologies, on account of indisposition, from the Earl of Shrewsbury, Lord De Clifford, Lord ...

... everlasting gratitude, with high and cheering emolowed by the utmost vehemence of applause, which ? This is a bright day for Sir John ewport. was succeeded a general call for Mr. Shell. Be- (Hear, hear.) It must give new vitality to ins framf, fore, however ...