... concession of the Catholic claims. The work, the grand achievement, as eO'Connell's. His giant arm it was that broke up tihe infernal machinery of the peta] code-llis arm it wtas, nerved by the rent and asso- j cation, snd not the English politicians, that burst ...

... to credit, and which reaches r ‘. ee ee me to tend this. morning to attewpt to collect the multitude of th glory assemble in arms at the garden of the Luxen abour endeavor to proclaim a Republic. dient (Signed) anar- “ The Etat Major » in transmitting an ...

... committee appointed. Lord KING presented a petition from consented to both these applications, it beeame impossible to Mr. GRATTAN moved for a copy of a report made in of reduction of taxes; aleo several petitions frou 1830, by the Archbishop of Dublin ...

... iris], hhouse of Commons by the present Lord Chancellor of Ireland, Lord Chief Justice of thle Kicig's Bench, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. John Foster, Mir.,Saurin, Sergeant 6oold, &C. &C. against tile Union. Thet rader will he parti- cularly struck by tile following ...