... Joiik Bodkin* b«a M for Galnav *#rond#d iKa - i « ,4 iiisss. di.o.rV R.st «.* uKaII k*- till.l arm avenge injustice (retreated cheers)* He returned to John lodmn. r.rq., m*». tor uatway, seconded .iscendancy, fear, ( ). , the e mspiraev whicb bad exploded ...

... circumstances, »t will more rampant than ever it was ; will less forbearing, and the people are adapted endure it. Mr. (lenry Grattan next came forward, and was received with the most rapturous applause which continued tor several minutes—when the cheering ...

... to Ireland ; for the lands were confiscated—in fact, they were confiscated three times over—and at times, too, were the Grattans, and the Fitzgeralds, and the Ponsonbys, who in those days were liked by the English government even worse than the Irish ...

... generous and noble act of bravery—if tiny do, will put end to degrading scents these. —Leinster Reformer. Device of Grattan to wake himself —Grattan, tho celebrated Irish ha. ristcr, was iudejatigably industrious. was »oanxiou* lose iu sleep, which ...

... 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, ...

... June th Inn ltrilMrt a?t min-tr John hint Bath I- r tho m att Bath Priaulx ll Nttinaham North Ai’kil 2S John 1 lyr Jhn-stret Xlinorn-s v manufacturer illiam clothier ion Smith kingsl 4'hc-hir Ill Jinft at the Beaufort Arms Inn Mumouth att r urslcm lonty(Mol ...

... 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 ...

... thinks it necessary to publish the fact, that the Colonel's absence from Parliament is occasioned by severe illness. Mr. Edward John Stanley, Clerk of tbe dined at Stockport on Wednesday, with a large party of his constituents, the North Cheshire Liberals ...

... 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 ...

... unani aod The following are the committee,—Daniel O'Connell, John O'Neill, Jeremiah Dunne, John Edward C Robert MeClelland, Richard Barrett, John Stevenson, Steele, T. O'Meara, J. A. Curran, John Pearsoa, Jame Was De. MeCarthy, 7 M. Carew, Dr. Harkan, Dr ...

... Prisident: Dr. Hunter. or, Vice-Presidents: John Wilkinson, Wmn. Hey, jun. Trea. 'he surer: W. W. Brown. Curators: J. G. Marshall, ?? Ps, E. P. Teale, ?? Wmn. Osburn, ?? Secre. oct taries : Thomas Nunneloy, Edward John Teale. Council: 'rs, Dr. Chadwick, W. ...