... which succeeded them. I admit it piers we* confined for them to use their side was dexterous and decisive movement, and merit* arms : thinks the people all through were acting considerable praise : hut let ns not forget that it more on the defensive point ...

... W Perrin Ferguson, Sirß C Rulheen, Fitxeihbon. Hon R Hulhven, E Fiizaimon, N Roche, W, Firzaimon, C Sullivan, R Grattan, Sheil, R L Grattan, J Talbot, J 11, Howard Wyse. T Lynch, A Walker, C A Martin, T Weatenra, Hon H R M’Cance, J. Weatenra Hon J. fixing ...

... reverse bore, upon green silk, the motto, Ireland as ebe ought to be. There were numerous other banners bearing upon them the arms of the dillerrnt trades, nnd various other patriotic devices. Notwithstanding the incessant lain which fell during the uiurui ...

... and carried into effect. Amongst the gentlemen present observed Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., W.F., Finn, Esq., M.P., and Messrs. Laurence Finn, Daniel M'Novin, Richard Benunlt, John Uroivne, Arthur French, Patrick Costelloe, &C. &c. the motion Mr. P. Costelloe ...