... arose Daniel O’Connell perhaps the most remarkable of all the remarkable men who have ever advocated theCatbolic claims, Grattan, and Curran, and Plunkett were Protestants ; some of the unhappy men whose lives had been forfeited to the laws which they ...

... Greenway, Berthaven, copper ore—Harmony, Meyler, lamdoo, ballast— M. Packet Pigmy, half p.*:st 10, a.m.—Charming Nancy, Lvuns, Cardigan, s.ab » —Limriy, Unvies, Bury, coals— Cornelia, Small, Wick, herrings—Cleveland, Bey mm, Swansea, culm —Ben Nevis, Nicholl ...

... M.jp.rk ; J. H. Jane., E.q., Mul. lionbro*; Snnoel King, E.q.. Uaanl Plnunt; John Hnrrii, £*q., Newtown; Shnplnnd C.tew MarrU, E.q., H.rboar View { and Cnanullnr Dobbjn. John Blake, collector to tbe Prolestnat Orphan Association, thankfully acknowledges ...

... every inhabitant of the land (hear;. No, Sir, the Irish Parliament had no such right ; it is not dead, it only sleeps ; and Grattan proclaimed that mi by the cradle ol Irish liberty, and followed its hearse the grave, so 1 announce that was not buried : ...

... 1-10 ur Earl Belmore returned to Castlecoole on Fid ' Fee from Omagh. ' he Robert Gregory, Esq., has arrivedat the Angled Arms, Kingstown, from Coole Park, Gott. James Smith, Esq., has left Westport Lodge fr ?? London. On Wednesday morning, shortly after ...

... They heard much yesterday of the boasted Irish parliament; hut what said Grattan of that parliamentand presumed that was authority that none there aid inclined to dispute ? Grattan, when speaking of the Commons House, consisting of 300 members, said it ...

... sound economy to keep the commissariat establishment always in efficient state. After few words from Mr. Goolburo and Lord John Russell. Mr. Hume complained of the amount of half-pay, and objected to some other particular items In thia estimate. Mr. Williams ...

... no remedy, for all the sufferings which her people endured. I myself rememlmr a gentleman from Kerry, a barrister—Mr. St. John Mason—who was hanted out of the county because dared to put an address into a newspaper—who was pursued to Itoserea. and afterwards ...

... and John Leech was present. He railed against shopkeepers, and told how much money had been spent by the spinner’s union, and not one penny for the charter. He said —does not my friend from Glossop tell you that there are plenty of persons armed Glossop-dale ...

... F. thrrston, H. jun. Eagrt. 1 , Anthony Nlithews, Foreman, 1 I'. twr Plinio:4 lidwaril nriecue, Juin. °mom, Hudson, John liam, John 'l'. Bartow, William N. Nlazton, George Oaken, sod Andrews APC•ttcheoo, Job. Delmer. Fogs. nichard Dillon, wits indicted ...

... made me. I make personally, tell ?ou the evidence support it. lord, I turn that*lreason was first hatched I Isler; that an armed organization was fir>t commenced that province, and was there alone successful to any extent. A meeting of nine colonels of ...

... Dublin. —— and the House of Commons were the sole and excl | preciated, being in the immediate vicinity of the best training John Wardell, 47, The Garden extensive, and the Lawn and Pleasure | judges of their own privileges. His opinion was tha in the | ...