... Vernon. Lord Ebrington, Hon. Newton Fellowes; John Russell, J. Crocker Bulteel, Esq. S °D»r«(t—Lofd Ashley, W. J. B.uke., Esq., Huo. VV. F. Durham— North, SirH. Williamson, H. Lambtou, Esq.; .h Peas., jun. Esq., John Bowes, Esq. So ]E«ex— NortK* Sir J. T. Tyre ...

... fellows entered— One remained below sentinel, and the other five (four of whom were armed with carabines,) demanded arms from Captain Wheeler; he told them his fire arms were Kilkenny; upon which they pushed him up stairs before them, and brought him to ...

... Williams, | day the Ith February^ r , Afnrrison. * the above, the SECRETARY of the John Wiles, Samuel Morrison, jury will „ive APPLICATIONS for the John Morrison, John uratiam, REPAIR of ROADS and for other PUBLIC WORKS, William Simpson, J. D. Dobbin ...

... R.-Rochester Goulburn, Right Hon. Henry Beauclerk, A. W.-E. Surrey -Cambridge University Briscoe, John Ivatt-Ditto Gordon, Robt.-Cricklade Benett, John-South Wilts Gisborne, T.-N. Derbyshire Bethell, R.-E. Yorkshire. G-ore, Montague-Devizes Biddulph, ...

... horna-aml .be liehtint- of hres upon the bills poster! themselves behind a ditch, waited mb the votive. Then were armed with fire arms, pilch-forhs. and various rustic weapons, and fidl uneipecle yupon varlu the momenNhiu had arrived, with uncommon fur ...

... H Goulburn c, Manners Sutton c Cambridge—T S Rice r, Pryme r Canterbury—Lord Furdwich r, Hon. Watson Cardiff—J Nicholl c Cardigan—P Pyrse r Carlisle—P H Howard r, W James r Carmarthen Hon. T W Yelverton r Carnarvon—Sir C Paget r Chatham—Colonel Maherly ...

... Friday : Charles Tottenham, direr Patrick Dolphin,* Edmund Moltn, John Leaky, Henry West, William John Johnston, Johnston, Trevor Alex. Fenton, William Gilligan Johnston, Charles Hill, John Fmnis Lynch, Vincent Scully, Esqrs The Gentlemen whose names stars ...

... in the Chair; Daniel O’Connell, Maurice O’Connell, Morgan O’Connell, John O'Connell, Charles D. O’Connell, W. K. Finn, C. Fiizsimon, A. C. O’Dwrer, Richard Sheil, Sir K. Henry Grattan, William Roche, David Roche, W. O. N. Daun», Connor Don, Pat Lawler ...

... atrocious act of the Government, that of the Camden and Casilereagh. 1799, that O Connell should command vs to have recourse to arms, and blind, and convulsion, instead of our usual constitutional warfare, by which had achieved such resplendent and inevitable ...

... nn’i.l O'Connrll. M.arice O'Cnnirll, O’Conor Don O’Coooell. Cirrw O'Dryer, Richard N.ieil. Sir Richard Nagle John O’Connell, Henry Grattan, Win. Roche, David Roche, Wdl.ani O'Neil Daunt, Pa'rick Lalnr, M. L. Chapman, Delbert Baldwin, Edward S. Ruthven ...

... was. assemble to gain information. With regard to the Repeal question, he was inclined to agree in the opinion expressed Grattan in the year 1810, that they could not carry it in Parliament until it was carried out of Parliament. (Hear, hear.) They should ...

... (Hear.) I look forward to the pen ,d when everv householder will bound to arm for the protection of the public peace. When that period comes, we shall see the Volunteers bearing arms for Ireland- Ido expect to sec the day, when there will, in the Phmuix ...