... in favour of the cause which will produce it. [Here Mr. Grattan entered the hall, and was received with loud cheers. J Mr. O’Brien continued—l have seldom been agreeably interrupted. Mr. Grattan has just come at the right time. He loves to hear of fighting ...

... in Grattan, elicited loud applause. But let hear the learned gentleman’s own account of the matter. Thus narrate it: . . • The were not the only persons whom was attempted to bribe. A paltry anil pitiful baronetcy was offered to his (Mr. Grattan’s) brother ...

... that was his statement to the late Mr. Grattan (iiear). He would now mention statement made another individual to him (M-. Grattan). The individual whom he referred had also filled the office of Secretary. (Mr. Grattan) had occasion to call the Castle, and ...

... Clement’slane, Strand. John O’Connell’s Ward, Temperance and Repeal Hall, 125, Seymour-street, New-road. Harp Temperance Ward —Coffee-house, 48, King-street, Borough. Brentford Ward—Drum-Inn, Old Brentford. Farringdon Ward —Union Arms, Union-court, Ilolbornhill ...

... and 11 rank and file, and 1 Officers horse. On leave of absence, Lieut.-Col. the Earl of Cardigan, and lieut. the Hon. Gerard J. Noel. . . At Exeter Assizes, John Goodwin. a private of the 13th Dragoons, was tried for stabbing a woman, with intent to do ...

... recently renounced Protestantism while on a Visit to the Elertis) City in 1841, and now I aiholic priest and professor at St. John’s College, hordhamj Mrs. \ Kuren, daughter of ))r. Mott, ot tins city j the Kev. E. P.llmvell, now Catholic pastor Elizabethtown ...

... or loaf. No pauper badges for me, son of the soil, right of toil, Entitled to fee. Ko alms ash, give my task ; Mere are the arm, the leg. The strength, the sinews man, To work, ami not beg. Still one Adam's heirs. Though doomed chance birth Todress so ...

... th loud cheers. Mr. Henry Grattan shortly afterwards arrived and experienced a most enthusiastic reception. On the motion of the Liberator the chair was taken by HENRY GRATTAN, Esq., M.P. Liberator—Three cheers for Henry Grattan (cheers). A Voice—Three ...

... Waterford, the Liim-ru-k, Clonmel. Hecketl. ce-M.jvr of Waterford. John Hyacinth Talbot, Esq., ex-raeraber for New Boss, kc., kc. V Among those present were—Very Re\. Dr. FogmrH, .1., Rev. John Sheehan. P.P., Rev. Walter Cantwell C-C.. Rev. Nicholas Cantwell ...

... that was his statement the late Mr. Grattan (hear) ? He would now mention a statement made another individual him (Mr. Grattan). The individual to whom referred had also filled the office of secretary. (Mr. Grattan) had occasion to call the Castle, and ...

... following The Marquis E. Dames, Captain Dames John Dr. Grattan, ; Rev. Graham I*. ; Kev. Thomas Mar .'■hall, Thomas Murray. J.P,; Thomas U. Murray. Tho- , mas Rev. John E. Murray, George j S}lvester John Grattan, William 11. Murrav, IVtcr ...

... be act right at the neat election Daniel O'Connell, county Cork; Manriee O’Connell, Tralee ; John O'Connell, Kilkenny ; Sir Val Blake, Galway; Henry Grattan, county Meath ; Kelly, Limerick; Caleb Powell; co. Limerick ; Major A O'Connell, Kerry; R. D. ...