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... redoubtable Smith neere has enjoyed in aokmn silence tbe lionoura flung upon Carlow by Mr. William John O’Connell, we have no doubt but the’Earl of Cardigan, and the of Londonderrv, and some other military men of this stamp, have written’ congratulatory ...
... August, 1819, in the dispersion of a legally-assembled reform meeting the armed yeomanry of that town, and which, down to the present hour, has never been investigated. Mr. (now Sir) John Cam Hobhouse, in his supplicatory letter to Lord Castlereagh, written ...
... concur with them in their regard and love of Ireland.—l have the honour to be your obedient and very humble servant, HENRY GRATTAN. John M'AUndon, Esq., Drogheda.” Armagh, 14th August, 1841. « Dear Sir—On my return to this city last night, X received your ...
... was necessary to wage, should they hope succeed. If Ireland is now to denied the share liberty which she claims, then with Grattan, when referring to the the Union of 1782, let her sons disdain the advantages of an Union that can preserved only by their ...