... Untiring O’Connell, thy strong arm has steered, 'Mid the wild gloom and danger of slavery’s night, The barque of our hopes, and when stars disappeared. Thy luminous soul was beacon of light. still burns, and unnerved thine arm. And millions are panting for ...

... night at Irifc'itown, Messrs. O’Connor and Roberts, liupcclurs, end that ( Jones) after desj»erH?e struggle, inch it sai l his arm slmi olf, succeed j in making his escape from these tery aclite ofi- i cers. report was believed correct , bit making enquiry ...

... letters were received from Sir Robert Sbafto Adair; Wra. Stewart, Esq. Killymoon, county Tyrone; the Hon. R. U. Southwell, Rev. John Corran, Sbarman Moore, Esq., G. V. Sampson, Esq., J. C. Mulligan, Esq.. Lieutenant Crawford, and Captain Buchanan. The Honourable ...

... Colonel Burgoyne, Daniel O’Connell. Esq., M.P., Henry Grattan, Esq., M P., Sergeant Curry. M.F., James Power, M.P., John Power, D.L, George Ror, Peter Purcell, T. O'Meara, Richard Moore. Q. John Hatchell, Q.C., Christoplier Fitzsimon, Capt. GHomilly ...

... glorious Volunteers in 1782, when a hundred thousand men in arms, headed by tbe gallant Charlemont in the field, animated and sustained the transcendent eloquence and burning patriotism of Grattan in the senate, achieved the independence of the Irish Parliament ...

... Ki lvlcah Mr Geo. Clel.nd. Bally woollen, Margt. Ann. daughter of John Oourlay. of Rathcunningham. , . , . April 23 >n the Cathedral I.ondonderry. the Rev Chirl l.inn*. Mon'ftomery. John Barre Berwford. of Lemrrnouut. county of Londonderry, t- Sophia, ...

... Charles Rianconi, 1.»q.; John Smith, Esq.. Rlcs«inqton> st; John Martin, Esq., North-wall; Wiili.im Oernon, Esq., Athcarn Castle, cotinlv Meath James Hanghtan, Esq; Kev. Mr. Sheeh in, Yon^'ial; Mieha •! W.ddron, Esq . Kathgar; John Xangle. Esq., county Kildare ...

... Daniel O’Coonell, M.P., lames Power MP Dr. M’Donaell, John O’Connell, ; Kdmnml i’aaffe, P. O’Carroll, Jol.a Hone, I eland Crosth|,| nr. Dr. tlarrold, Kelia Charles Raton, James O’Dowd, ba n.ter-’John Shea l.al„r, Rev. Mr. SinooU O’Malley. Devereanv, Liverpool ...

... present noble lord, although he had swx»rn fidelity to his Sovereign, broke his allegiance on the field of battle, turned his arms upon his Prince, and was the cause of his destruction ; along with the name, it would appear he had bequeathed to the noble ...

... Dickson, Q.C. Dr. Hark an, William Dunne, Tulla. county Kildare; Kenny Purcell, John Power, D.L. P. Waldron, Esq,; Colonel Crichton, D.L.. county Fermanagh *, Henry Grattan, U.P. ; Arthur Ffrencb, Charles Bianconi, James M'Cormick. J. Dollard, Morgan Laogan ...

... made between the IrMi people arms and the Kin? of Hn?lind, William the Third, theretofore unrecognised by the Irish people. Upon the faith of that treaty the Irish nation submitted to Kin? William; they laid down their arms rely in? upon British integrity ...

... 2d Life Guards. Mr. Farrer, bis Crace the Duke of Buckingham and Cbandos. Mr Herald Fittgerald, Lord Talbot Malahide. Mr. John Gladstone, Lieut. R.N. on bis marriage, Viscount Inge-tre. Mr. Kennedy, by the Marqui* of Lansdownc. Mr. Francis Ellis, Colonel ...