... to pow, r wm ,ild tie eradlicatetd. c It is ourditty then to stand togeiher. shoulde-rto shoulder- p theart to hevart-and arm to arm-to resist thle ?? of a, the foul Orange domination over our country (htear, a hearI, sod loud cheers). I ask any manl to ...

... the information of Mr. Brown, and sue- ceeded in re-taking John Bourke, who was convicted at the last Spring assizes of administering an unlawful oath and robbery of arms in the house of John Piper, near Pa- r trick's.well, for which Bourke was sentenced ...

... Iseen an admiration of liberty amongst them-the effect will be irresistible, and Ireland must be free, invigorated as her arm iswbylthe poteriofiustice (loude heers). Ihamg gad my .birth took place when the penal laws were in all their horrors, when ...

... each; John Miller, Esq, lOs; Messrs John Murphy, Win Dunne, Tobias Hart, Widow Keeffe, Pat Pur. cell, James Purcell, Patrick Martin, John Carroll, Philip l Walsbe,Tbomas Kealy,Patrick Dunne, John Martin, Michael I Carroll, John Walshe, R ...

... capacity, he took.up theincause; and with a giant arm did be take it. He forced on, he dragged and drove to con- summation, a measure which Pitt, and Fox,; and Burke, and Wyndham, and Sheridan; which Grattan, and Ponsonbye.and Grey, and Grenville, and Canning ...

... Bhivley. jan. High Sheriff; Joseph Green, residetit Magistrate ; Win* . M'.rri,s Read-, John Power, str.; James Wneytes l'nue ',ITos. Em.mcd Lalor, S~amuel Mtathsetws, John H. Jones. William Bayviv, sen.; Daniel Osborrne, William Newport, Rev. Benjwimin Morri ...

... laritiss House; Rich- |rd Daly, Tullainore; John Keilv, of Ross; Denis Cor- mack, Kilkenny; Patrick INI'Dor;iell, Taridragee; Thomas IVIM'Evoy, Mlullingar; Edward Colgan, Kilcock; John Kear- ney, J. P., Miltown ?? ; John Boyse, of Limerick; Lau- rence Conrahy ...

... Yesterday, a meeting ef the tailors of this city, was held at cc the Aretia,ifor thie prpose of ?? for a repeal T ontheUnion. Mfr. John Ennis presided on the occasion. There ri wrets about three thousand persons present, and their proceedings 1st were of a most ...

... election, with my uncle in the chair, my brother the proposer', my mother the seconder, my sister the teller, and Messrs. John and Thomas-the butler and coachman, the sweet responders of aye, be in future prevetted, if Lord Portarlington shall no ...

... not, however well inclined they might be in thairj hearts, attempt m measure Ithat would raise the people Of I England up in arms against them from one end of the couet try to the other. These subversions of constitutional li- berty can only be attempted ...

... CRONiN, ESq., of the Park. On his right sat the Liberator, I the Very Rev. Dr. M'Enry, John O'Connell, of Grena; l John Primrose, E&qrs., &ci On the left were seated John l O'Connell, Esq., l.,P. for Athlone, Humphrey Moynihan, Charles Brennan, Esqr-., &c ...

... stepmother conduct of Bri- I tail,; but when we unite and exert ourselves, we have every thing I to expect. In '83, when Grattan and the glorious volunteers i called loudly for un independent Parliament, it was immediately t given them. I was of opinion ...