... of obtaining ; J ° J afterward* succeeded it, the Arms Acts, and more espe- we have general spirit of discontent against British rule, sth :— Africanus, Magna Charta, Hanover, Hunter, ciallv the last Arms Act, may designate, byway which rule is only this ...

... Atone o’clock precisely. Messrs. Grattan. M.T. ; Dillon Browne, M.l*.; Sir Valentine Blake, Bart.. M.l*. ; Mr. Daniel O’Coiiikll. jun., &e., entered the Hall, and were received | with loud cheers. Upon the motion Mr. John Reynolds, ! I*.L.G., seconded bv ...

... proceedings of the last meeting; and Mr. O'Connell denounced secret societies that saw were springing Scotland. Mr. John O’Connell read letter from John Augustus O’Neill, Esq., dated Castle-Miona, Douglas,” complaining of the ill-health of the writer, which caused ...

... ENGINEERS Sir JOHN M’NEILL, K.T., Lli.D., F.K.S., Consulting Engineer. CHARLES LAN VON, Esq., County Surveyor, Acting Engineer. SOLICITORS : Messrs. U. DAVISON and TORRENS, Belfast. BANKERS: The NORTHERN BANKING COMPANY', Belfast PROVISIONAL SECRETARIES ...

... Packet. AUG. GODBY, Secretary. Charles Hal four, ilohert Murray, J. Gordon Dull', John Wood Nelson, Kobert Gille.-pie, Uichard Oliverson, James Goodeu, I J. U. Robertson, John Kingston, | 11. F. Sandeman, Fsqrs, SLTIIFKLAND MACKENZIE, Esq., Manager. F. G ...

... , nut weakened, by measure. .March 4. upon Mr. Hume’s resolutions the subject the Church Es- tablishment in Ireland, Mr. Grattan supported them with reference to inquiry, but said that t bough he thought that the revenue the Church and its officers should ...

... At these meetings might be seen the grave matron with her grown-up daughters—ay, and tbeyoung mother,withherinfknt in her arms—passed through the midst of the immense crowds unharmed—almost untouched. Oh !it would have delighted you to see the men make ...