... leading principle of our rulers —these ere lbs reasons why Ireland sincerely loysl, end why tbe eld corporate Orangemen are up in arms agsintt tbe government. And give lease to ask Lord Lyndbursl, would be dimioisb that feeling of attachmeat which now beats ...

... in conclusion, skid, Macnamara presided), and forwarded resolution, to which that he accorded with the observation of Lord John Russell, signatures were attached (cheers). The men of the that he did not seek a collision of the House of Lords, but County ...

... few daya forward petition, which had already received 1,600 aignaturea. At Cloghkkn a numerour meeting had taken place, Mr. John Lenaghan in the chair. He had received letter containing a report of the proceedinga, and it appeared that the people had very ...

... Amongst those present we observed—Lieutenant- General Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur, Alderman Abbott, John Boyd, Esq., High Sberifls Drummond and Wall, Admiral Oliver, Geo. French, Esq., K.C., John Finlay, Esq., L.L.D., the Honorary Secretaries, Thomas Abbott ...

... followed from John Childs resisting the payment of an unjust 17s. (Great cheering.) Oh, fine specimen of the sturdy and unyielding spirit of the true Englishman. (Cheers.) The sum was small—it could easily have been paid ; but it was unjust, and John Childs ...

... Moylan, Thomas Mooney, O’Beirne, John Lynch, Ldwird Duffy, Cbmtupher Eiffe, Thomas Byrne, Thomas Deehan, M. Kcilly, toward Wolstenholme, Newlierry-hall, Edenderry ; John Gagbran, Henry Potter, milicitnr, Esqts. ; Her. John Caulnelo, Monaghan and Mr. Thomas ...

... so. It was the choice the Noble lx>rd not to accept that proposal; and, from the course which he had on the occasion, (Lord John Russell) thought ho was liberty to draw this inference from the Noble Lord's motion, vix., that it was other than another name ...

... the hand* of Catholic priests : Mr. Thomas North, Drogheda, Alexander Carew, llunenstown, Uichar-1 Je flare*. Lord Rathdownc, John Dunne, ••• Rev. C. 2>luart, Dublin, Jamen Walsh, Dame-street, The Teller of the Exchequer, ...

... enemies must be told that if the calm voice of the legislator, and the denunciation the prophet are alike unheeded, the clash of arms and cry of war w ill be heard. your tents, O Israel,' for if Moses cannot lead in the battle, Joshua can (applause). But against ...

... party, and be-10 consequence a meeting uy , ,m it litvrd it fully tbt opinion, of tba « it had bigned IRISH CIH’RCH BILL. Lor.l JOHN RUSSELL said iht Noble Lord opp.ii.lf (Stanley) h;,l cietn notice amendment which be intended to move the order of the day ...

... Thomas Mooney Edward OTfeirne, John Lynch, Edward Dufl'y. Christopher Eiffe, Thomas flyrne, Thomas Deehan, M. O'Reilly. Edward Wolstenholme, Newberry-hall, Edenderry ; Dr. J. Gaghran, Henry Poller, solicitor, E'fjr.s. ; Rev. John Caulfield, Monaghan ; and ...

... county of Wexford againat the Lords’ Irish corporation bill. Mr. \V, ROCHE presented petifion from Limerick the effect. Mr. GRATTAN presented a Similar petition froth Wicklow. also prg>ed for the total extinction tithes. Mr. S. presented petitions from Dundalk ...