... unpopular that they could not live amongst the people, or were so cowardly that they would not protect themselves, he (Mr. Grattan) did not pity them in the least. — (Hear.) Now, he said they could protect themselves —they ought to protect themselves, and ...

... by the by the weare so universally most eminent members of the Loudon nat further comment would be altogether superfluous. JOHN & HUGH MACCALDIN, 24,¢ Belfast, 22d Dee. 933 See Belfast papers of 16th October last. On application by Letter, Plans of Adineasur ...

... judgment in favour of the cau which will produce it. [Here Mr. Grattan ent the Hall, and was received with loud cheering. r. O'Brien continued—I have seldom bees # agreeably interrupted. Mr. Grattan has jus come at the right time. He loves to hear of figh! ...

... associates. From Dungiven county Derry, , £20 per Rev. Danie! Mooney, C.C., making £32 10s 6d from this _ The Rev. John O'Dogherty, the Rev. John Kearney, Rev. Daniel Mooney, were entitled to be admitted Voleateers. It was most if to observe the fre. with ...

... acclamation. Steele ward. 14s 6d. Collected bv Messrs. James Fitspatrick and John Paren, 6d; John Woods, Neal Bogan and James M’Govern, 6s. O'Brien ward, 6s lid. per Messrs. J. Looghraa, John Coyle, and Robert M*. Mil lan. Tn« tLad Repeal Warden handed one shilling ...

... se- England, their ep- parate by force cf arms from Tor pressor and insulter. (Loud cheers My august leader, the moral regenerator, O'Connell, bas invented a sancti- fied, and more potent mode than recourse to arms, for achieving the independence of Ireland—and ...

... 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 ...

... Museum, in some convenient spot in the Hospital, took place, in which Dr. Samuel Thomsen, Dr. Bryce, James Thompson Tennent, John Dunville, Rev. J. 8. Por- ter, Robert Montgomery, Esq., Dr. Stevelly, and some joined It was ultimately suggeste that this ...

... present, and the company was most respectable. A letter was read from H. Grattan, Esq.. M.P., regretting that the illness of a relative prevented his attendance, and also one from John O’Connell, Esq., M.P., for himself and the Liberator, stating their sorrow ...

... try the latter gallant officer, decide that there has boon no evidence produced to show that the Earl of Cardigan i» indeed the Earl of Cardigan! Vet, if they do not come to such decision, they will fling contempt upon the brave Peers England,” pillars ...

... the Bishop of Sir M. D. Bellew, Bart., the Right Rev. Drs. Kennedy and Keating, John O'Connell, M.P., Caleb Powell, M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P., James Roe, Roes- borough, John Maher, Ballinkeel, ‘I’. Lyons, Sunville, and W. ‘T. O'Neill Daunt, Esqrs. The usual ...

... 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 ...