... field day at Newcastle, under General Lord Downes. Considerable numbers of the people attended. The CfHojxt, war steamer, has armed at Tarbert island, in « the Riser Shannon, also the Alban, steamer, and Myrtle, tender. The Cyclops, Captain Austen, N., arrieed ...

... point in the route. Ms. O'Connell reached the platform about half-past three o'clock. accompanied by Mr. John O'Connell. M.P. ; Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. ; Mr. Steele, &c &c. lie was received in the most enthusiastic manner by the assemblage, which consisted ...

... were perceived the Right Rev. Dr. Hughes, Bishop of New York; Henry Grattan, M. P. ; John O'Connell, M.P. ; Daniel O'Connell, jun.; Rev. Mr. Bergin. Limerick; Very Rev. Dr. Spratt, &c. John O'Connell, Esq.. M.P., was called to the chair amidst the acclamations ...

... prepared to address you this interesting occasion (cheers.) After considerable amount of subscriptions were received, the Rev. John N. Smith, of St. James’ Church, rose to address the meeting. Wc merely give an outline of most eloquent discourse, delivered ...

... borough of Finsbury was held last evening on Clerkenwellgreen, for the purpose of expressing their opinion against the Irish Arms Bill and class legislation.— The meeting was by no, means so fully attended as might have been expected. We hear that a marriage ...

... Honan, E»q., Major ui Limerick, 'Thomas Lyons, Esq., John Maher, Esq., W. J. O’Neill, Daunt, Esq., Caleb Powell, Esq., M.P., John U'Connell, Esq., I'., James Roe. Esq , K. 8. Carew, Esq., Henry Grattan. E»q. .M.P., N. O’Flanagban, K. C., P. s>. Butler, ...

... prepared it and drove hint to the Breeknock Arms. drove him to Mr. Gulliver's, the surgeon. I saw Mr. Gulliver a few minutes before the carriage was ready, in the barracks, Regent's park. When we got to the Brecknock Arms they got out and walked on a short distance ...

... persons present. Among the gentlemen on the platform perceived the Right Rev. Doctor Hughes, Bishop of New York; Henry Grattan, M I*., John O’Connell, Ml*.; Daniel O’Connell, jun., Alderm >n Gard-.ner, Alderman Rooney; O'CalUghan, Cork: Rev. Mr. Bergin, Ltmemk; ...

... 'vim—The Hon. Ca H. K. Harman, foreman; Frederick T. Jessop, Samuel W. Blacken, Thomas Michmutv, John L. O'Farrsll, Thomas N. Edgeworth. Francis B. Edgeworth, John Thompson, Thomas Hussey, William with, William Lewis. George Leroy. Robert Sandy.. Henry M. ...

... Henry Dwyer, Reny Leg, John J. Wangle* Richard Gana, inn. Wills Bennett, William H. Week Thomas Banbury, John D. Hutchinson, William FiAdi, John TuthM, Thomas P. Pitman. William Armstrong, Robert Lid. will, Samuel Cooke, John Boureider, Puteele O'Brien ...

... he would now turn to another part of the subject. The Hon. Member for Bridport (Mr. B. Cockvane) had stated that the Irish Arms Bill was both harassing and Ineffectual ; and yet be voted for it (cheers and laughter.) He could not conceive by what process ...

... opposite that unless they showed respect for the Catholic clergy, they could never conciliate the Irish people. The late Mr. Grattan had recommended that that clergy should be incorporated and acknowledged the State; and iu that recommendation he, lor bis ...