... Tl.e inh.bilanta will thus alienated hf , the worst passion, the human heart tom England. Thev will cast themselves into the arms of Mn serT i ,. all the most depraved m, .me foreign power; or. perhaps, erect themselves into . . the human *„,/ ha, tortured ...

... Bat jt is no* from *ny wort from Maine or the St. John. or. U hr*. th undervaluing the re*ourres and callantry own tb.« new of wbnt ibe noble lort! c*JI« the ngbl i. Dor fnH-.»oannc to obtain a>!.tntafr warch ihp»r x . __ .■ . i of Fran«—it .1 from mt ...

... begged i n which it was stated that all which be (Lord John Rusaell) petition, good ,cn ? ; yourself of' mv opinion Mr. K-rwan. would move- That the petitions command were little else than an armed mob The noble &qW . inquired into, whether the f«-ts had ...

... of men approve or reject it. The author is neither Whig nor Tory—he is something above and better than either—he likes Lord John Russell for his enlightened principles, but regrets they are not brought more into the practical business of parliament—he ...

... olunteer, and the following as members: —Messrs. John Kenna, Bernard Devlin. Thomas Gannon, Francis Connolly, Thomas Whelan, George Byrne. John Darcy. Thos. Cooling, Richard Cooling, and Cullen. Mr. John O’Connell had great in seconding the motion. %« ...

... j , ke y^niont; James Dillon, Caher-house ; John The\>nerable Archdecon Laffan was called the chair. pa,>ers made M bow apathy was amongst some of the better c ass ofpolit - ! ; Michael O’Kelly. Creron ; John Mr. DoKeay having been requested to act as ...

... gh,EarlofTaylor, Thomas E Darner, Hon Col Irving. John (Dublin county) Ferguson, Sir Ro- Jones, Capt (Lon-Tennent. James E belt (Derry) donderry) Verner, Colonel Ffolliot, John Kirk. Peter \oung, John (Sligo) Tellers lor tbe Ayes—Sir Thomas Fremantle ...

... selected the men of Meath for one therr representatives I bee ou ~ .l •• Henry Grattan and the Hectors of Meath fdrauk with loud applause.) r —••The Irishmen. Mr. Grattan rose and was loudly cheered. ’‘‘.'f was restored, he Mid-Mr. Chairman and e'f'“'J ...

... | James O’Hagan. James O’Neill, John J. Downes. caßf , d answered . The perusal of these communications called forth the cn- the appointment of such judges had sunk P m • , BrPOnan ...

... statement inserted to Captain Mockler h&Ting been superseded is not correct. Henry Grattan. Esq., M.P., &c. The following a copy of a letter addressed to Lord Carew John Maher, Esq. Mr Loan have read the Lord Chancellor’s letter with the deep attention ...

... Liberator, Hewitt Bridgeroan, Esq, M.P., Robert Dillon Browne, Esq., M.P., the Right Rev. Dr. Kennedy, M. O’Connell, Esq., J.P., John Forster, Esq , Mathew Reddan, Esq., Dr. Sampson, Moynoe House; James F. Connery, Scariff; Edmond M'Grath, Esq., Kilbarron ; ...

... Insh. ! •raovan l» is . iii! I> i crl - t» •'rt per 10 , •» . heavy Wh«'Kbv - at price*. Ve'v. bon-i. 2s 1 IRISH ARMS* nut the Irijh arm* hill Cost' 'i»e eoal*. coal, an.l tocher kind*. l6s t !■ »•, . ~vi'- prop s« l objected to that part ...