... Lucas—the spirit that summoned the armed missionaries of freedom the altars of Dungannon, and gave to Charlemont a dignity which his accomplishments wonld never have attained—the spirit that touched with Are the tongne of Grattan, and endowed his words with ...

... lives they did not give, and never can restore. It would be subversive of all public liberty, and dangerous to human life, if armed body were Permitted to use their own discretion in firing at the people. We think they should be placed this respect exactly ...

... he (Mr. G ) would be obliged to abroad ia a few days, he hoped to return soon, and would (if spared) walk into lhal room arm-in arm with his old friend the Orangeman(loud cheers). As for the Agricultural Society, concerning which so much had been said ...

... Secession); Morgan John O’Connell (shouting for the Whigs, and accordingly promised the situation of Poor Law Commissioner); John O'Brien. M.I ■. (silent since the Secession); Cornelius O Brien, M.1., (ditto) ; James Power, M.P. (ditto) ; John J. Bodkin. M ...

... have read friend Dr. Grattan’s reply to Lord Chancellor Brady with admiration for ita singular force, and the proud independence of ita tone. Bnt to tome portions of it I take decided objection. I distent altogether from Dr. Grattan's estimate of the character ...

... impossiale for the government past the bill Daniel O’Connell. Maurice O’Connell, John O’Connell, M. J. O Connell. E. 11. Grattan. P. S. Butler, 11. U. Browne, Colonel Butler, John O’Brien, J. P. Somer,. Caleb Powell, N. Maher, M, J. Blake, H. Bri.lgeman, J ...

... timbal his passion was real, because of the provincial treat* . Ireland experienced the hands of our good Whigs planting “plain John CAIIPBBLL, , the knowing Scotchman, on tbs Woolsack, did we not find that the trrachsry to bis party of that huge jobber Lord ...

... right of being possessed arms, and being once in their hands let them look around for themselves, and whoever are the enemies their country use their arms ngaiust .•111 (cheer-). Remember the armed volunteers Remember what an armed people then did for their ...

... last an armed party attacked the dwelling named Shanahan, Cutlabill, In the 'lis-• Irlrt uf Bjiriwlrigh (In —Mrh uf M« rom-Biily tit .Ign.tnl - inaurlml gh.n.Um. ttown olimw, wh«n llmv •uumjiml tu In «h« ho«w •» >b» U«»). opr* Ih, honw. ArM .hot nt Bh*n»bn» ...

... desire to cultivate the most friendly relations with this country.** Really with America in an altitude of war, and France arming to the teeth, this is not bad. We suppose is to be uuderstood by contraries on the principle « non luctndo, or that we must ...

... advancement of the United Kingdom. And Memorialists, &c.” The following on the subject, from the pen of James Grattan. Esq., son of the immortal Henry Grattan. Esq. founder of the Irish Volunteers, will be read with much interest: Tinnehinch. Dec. 7. 1849. Deab ...

... he called them a second time to arm, arm, arm (loud cheers). Had they armed four months ago they would be four months nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm now ; and when they had armed, they would ready, ...