... at the shrine of tmpudenea. It is not enough that our government shall say, that they know of this Irish rifting, and will arm the executive with pow* er to repress it; they should at once go to the fon» et origo mali,'* they should arrest O’Connell oo ...

... James O'Riordan, R CC; e Rvi Charles M'Leod, R C C; Bev John Holsnd, R C C; r Rev Daniel Foley, R C C; Rer Mr Lyons, 0 S A; Rev John Clancy, RCC; Rev John J Mullock, O'SlF; ;Rev . L Sheil, 0 S F; Rev John O'Comnell,: 1R C C; 'Beiernd, i George;Sheehan, R C ...

... 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. %« ...

... Edmond Haydyn, John Hanly, Richard Power, Joseph Hogan, James Quiw, Michael Hanly William Hogan, John Hanly, James Hogan Cornelius Hanly, Michael Loughlin, Joseph Herbert, Wm. Wall, Thomas Hayden, Matthew Manly, Patrick Maher, I John Hogan, John Corby, Patrick ...

... 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 ...

... that be may be able to see Mr. John Kean, Cappoquin, Mr. Chearuleyt of Salterbridge, and they would stake hraO any amount. Hoping you wilt insert as above for your weekly paper, whicb I subscriber to. I remain Tone’s tie., JOHN QUINN, jon. FRANK PLEDGE C ...

... Patrick. Brothers of Charity. Knights of St. Mathew. Knights of St. Finn Barr. Victuallers, ith banners inscribed with the arms wand mottoes of tho trad*. Curriers, with like banners. Cabinet Makers, with like banners. Masons, with like banners. Coach ...

... oaths z—George Dunlevie, James 0. Plyun' Edmund A. Meredith, Matthew J. Marten, Henry W. Massey, William Burke. James Coffey, John Ball, Robert W. Whelan, and Robert Wilson, Eggs. There is a report in the Hall of the Four Codita, that Chancellor Sugden is ...

... hundred gentlemen were present. The room was very tastefully decorated with laurel, and at the rcre the chair was placed the arms of O’Connell, under which were inscribed his memorable words in the Dublin Corporation, ** lam not that iSi.ave.’* The chair ...

... ninated a lie (cheers). The Queen said no such thing, G ouncil, her ; hurra for the Queen (cheers) Aad his nephe in the Morgan John O'Connell, the member for Kerry, told sch an the politest terms imaginable that what he said was ir pouncil end the Irish for ...

... withont delay. A man-of-war steamer went the Shannon Friday last with SOU) stand of arms for Limerick. Four other steamers were despatched from the Tower for Ireland with arms. understand that two Men-of-War steamer* will stationed at Tarbert, and the other ...

... gentlemen were present. The room was very tastefully decorated with laurel, and at the rere of the chair was placed O’Connell’s arms, in green and goldarched over it, The Repeal of the Union and underneath Where’s the slave lowly, Condemned to chains unholy ...