... Joho Charles lngram, solicitor ; Henry Shaw, William J. Stack, John L. White, Peter Brundrett, John Brennan, J. Finlay, Mathew Clarke, James O'Neill Falls, solicitor; Samuel M‘ Williams, John K. Boswell solicitor; J D. Duncan, Thomas Delap, Thomas W. Dawson ...

... Volunteers of 1782, that glorious body that never laid down their arms till the national honour of their country was vindicated and achieved (cheers). Remember that 120,000 men in arms presenting the strongest picture on the broad page of history, without ...

... soldiers, circulating about £600 a were (hear, hear). The people cared not for the Arms Bill would not, it could not, deprive them of the arms they accustomed to use, the arms of the constitution and the att by the exercise of which there could be no doubt ...

... speech Sir G. Grev, that Mr. Grattan would have withdrawn his amendment, and still believed he would haue done so,had it not been for the strange speech just delivered by Mr. J. O'Connell. was quite monstrous that Mr. John O'Connell should say that England ...

... Norman invasion. monstration made by the Irish was in the reign of Etiza- beth, when the great house of O'Neil began to measure arms with its opponents in a war of independence. Hugh Earl of ‘Tyrone was the leader under whom this strife of a single clan against ...

... without any or upon the pon some nominis line for furnish try of a newspaper, which is paid so mucha letter of Mr. J ames Grattan ; nor the ing it ; nor yet upon the foolish at of Mr, Guinness— not Alexander the lex- the coppersmith—not the Mr. Guinness ...

... Inspector and R. W. V. Daniel O'Callaghan, R.W. John O'Donoghue, R.W. James Egan, R.W. John M'Gillicuddy, R.W. John Collins, R.W. John Healy, R.W. Peter Tynan, R.W. John N. Moriartv, R.W. Edmond Carey, R.W. ...

... Green, had been appointments of partisans ; all their legislation had been unpopular—first their Poor Law, their Arms Bill. Just when the Arms Bill was brought in, the Repeal move- ment broke out: The Government seemed at a loss what todo upon this; they ...

... M'Namara, Esq., county Clare; John Malier, Esq., county Wexford; M'Causland, Esq,; Rev. Mr Neligan; Denis O'Sullivan; Richard O'Sullivan; John O'Brien, Tullamore John O'Riely, Coolambert; Antony O'Brien, Rahan Lodge; John O'Donnell, Killarney; Dr. Powers ...

... present were William § O'Brien, MP ; Richard sen; Richard O'Gormas, jun; Ma- jor Bryan, Major Talbot, John S Lalor, J P 3; Chas G Juha Martin, John Mitchell, Joho O'Hagan, F T » Thomas F Meagher, T D Reilly, AS O’Flanagan » Chas F Taffe, J B Dillon, James ...

... their natural sprightliness through the aid of the fragrant and stimulating Cardigan’s career has been one perpetual source of complaint from the first moment he entered the arm as Lord Brudenell, some thirty years » up to t present hour. _ Wherever he ...

... which it as a remedy. His vote would be based merits of the bill, and not upon the consideration to which the noble lord (Lord John Reseell) -stated that the success of the bill would rise. he extent to which it w: as now p pledge the credit of the Govern ...