... order that if they hail arms they should receive the insulting “brand” ordered law. (Hear, hear.) Now, he would say this—as long as his name was Henry Grattan he would never suffer England to put a brand upon him or upon his arms. He told them (the English) ...

... convey any menace by to our “The that slumbers in the peasant’s arm.” I, too, venture to allude to the power which slum- bers, and which, blessed be heaven, will still slumber in the Irishman’s arm, but I do so for the ef showing that philosophical research ...

... Mr. James Mr. James Close, R, W.. banded 11s from St. Patrick’s ward, including Is from Mr. James M'Entee. Mr. John Robinson, 14s from Grattan ward, collected by bimaelf, Messrs.Thoburn. Slrahan. M Orath,O’Weill, hPEntee, Mallen, M’Aravy. and MvAoley. Mr ...

... associates. From Dungiven county Derry, , £20 per Rev. Danie! Mooney, C.C., making £32 10s 6d from this _ The Rev. John O'Dogherty, the Rev. John Kearney, Rev. Daniel Mooney, were entitled to be admitted Voleateers. It was most if to observe the fre. with ...

... judgment in favour of the cau which will produce it. [Here Mr. Grattan ent the Hall, and was received with loud cheering. r. O'Brien continued—I have seldom bees # agreeably interrupted. Mr. Grattan has jus come at the right time. He loves to hear of figh! ...

... discontinue the use of a language so em- per John Branagan, Es Esq. Dungannon, £5 10s, On the 2d instant, in ‘the 19th year of her age, Mai M ‘‘Coubrie, towards the officers of our ma- q- Dundee. per Mr. John Coogan, 4 third daughter of Mr. Robert Thompson ...

... (Mr. Grattan) would be obliged to go Dated this 24th day of Julv abroad in a few days, he hoped to return soon, and would 647) JOH N HYDE, Collector. Mr. Smith O’Brien, therefore, has all the ingredients of (if spared) walk into that room arm-in-arm with ...

... ** himself must strike the blow (Cheers.) Trust not for freedom to the Whigs.” We will not take up arms, for we have none; but we will use the arms of reason and argument till our cause is trium- phant. (Loud cheers.) Mr. was delighted that they had ...

... also disclaim any knowledge the offensive article relative to the late Mr. Grattan, father to his roost particular friend. Mr. John M‘Maban handed in the subscription of Mr. John M’Ternan, of the county Monaghan, and proposed his admission as a member. ...

... Todd—endeavoured to catch her, and succeeded in laying hold of her arm, by which means he broke her fall; otherwise her brains would in all probability have been dashed out.— Her arm was found to be severely burned, and she was otherwise so seriously ...

... Charles Crompton, David Leahy, John William Smith, J. S. Close (Irish Bar). B. Peacock, Esqrs., and Sir Caiman M. O'Loghlen. Bart., of tho Irish Bar. Sir T. Wilde leads fur Mr. O'Connell; Mr, Fitiroy Kelly for Mr, John O'Connell; and Mr. Hill for Thomas ...

... fifteenth the mate al*o perished. that day, how - ever. the wreck was fallen with the brig Arm. Captain Todd, and the onlv two who survived of the crew. Thomas Cutler and John‘B. Lawrence, were taken board, and landed a short time alter at Barrington. The slaters ...