... Newtownborry, the Lord Lieutenant had directed that the issue of arms to the yeomanry should be The Imrsn Reform BiLL*_On Wednesdayamectingof Grattan, Lender, CSements, Sir John Mffley Doyk, Sir John Burke, Messrs. Lambert. Fitzgiblmn. Ruthven. French, A. Dawson ...

... Seizure of Arms On Sunday, whilst Mr. Thomas Phelan Upper Church, county Tipperary, was at prayers, five armed men entered his house near the chapel, and carried off his arms, consisting of pistols, and guns, together with ammunition—/IWd. Arming the Wexford ...

... right honourable Secretary for Ireland, as he considered it would lie the means of allaying a good deal of irritation. Mr. J. GRATTAN deprecated the collection of tithes by force ; if they were to be collected, it was high time for the Govcrmnentto interfere ...

... hulk at Cove, and is now liberty In the country Limerick Evening Past. understand that the Hon. John Duncan Bligh, brother the Earl Darnley, Mr* H. Grattan, and Mr. N&pper, will ba candidates for the representation County of Meath, vacant the death Sir ...

... or minds or the Catholic people Ireland, whatever discontent might have arisen in the minds of the Catholic Clergy. Mr. GRATTAN hoped the hon. gent’email who had just sat down would be assured that Irishmen were quite sufficient of themselves to arouse ...

... resigned. Lieut.-General Sir John Byno, will be returned to Pathsment for Melburne Port. Mr. Henry Grattan is resolved try contest fur County Meath. _ One of the Latouche family b about offer himself for tD« town Carlow. . Sir John B, Walsh, a very strenuous ...

... pledged himself that the issuing of arms to the Orange Yeomanry should be discontinued. Butlic had been informed,that on the lltli of July a new company had been formed, called the Ogle Blues, and had received arms from the Government. That company did ...

... Harty, Bart., Colonel Chichester, Robert Power, G. Roehfort, Colonel White, James Grattan, Thomas Wyse, Louis Perrin, R. More O’Ferrall, W. Blackney, M. L. Chapman, John Wynne, W. F. Mullins, C. A. Walker, Arthur French, and Colonel Bernard, who it will ...

... to Tithes such never before affected th* property mankind ? Whence proceeded those scenes of injustice or oppression which Grattan, with an eloquence almost divine, denounced his place in Parliament, when vainly endeavouring amend this system ? Whence proceeded ...

... gentleman, a Mr. Randle Turner, a Barrister, that after this Proclamation Inul been issued, the Magistrates had walked arm and arm Orange procession at Enniskillen. The mischief had begun, and something must be done to remedy it The state of Ireland was ...

... Island, well armed and bearing an Union banner. After having stopped until they had nearly exhausted the cellar of a tavern keeper there,they proceeded to the town. About six hundred of them marched through all the streets ; the rest, bearing arms, remained ...

... constituency of Dublin : and feel the utmost confidence that his success will be decisive and triumphant. The member of the '♦ • (John David) spoken of yesterday, will cern7. l . yet there is no demonstration that can be considered serious among the corporators ...