... scurrility, which could only proceed from the perfumed lips of delicate John Bull (bear, hear, and loud cheers). There are always two ways of stirring up the muddy intel- lect of John Bull, and making the monster move. The one by hammering at the hard metal ...

... attendance were, Nicholas Maher, Tippe- rary; Robert D. Browne, Mayo; Richard A. Fitz- gerald, Tipperary; Henry Grattan, Meath; Daniel O'Connell, Cork; John O'Connell, Kilkenny; Wil- liam Smith O'Brien, Limerick, and Edmond B. Roche, Cork. We had rather see twenty ...

... tkeir robes; arm lnet c thet were the follo aitg: -Wm. Campbell, Esq., Mayor ; X Alderment Ternran, Michael Rogers. and Thomas Siic-ocks ; a Towin Cu; cillors dBovia1, Janres Levins, Stephen Drew, tc JdtIes 1l3llew, Ant'iony Ksap cock, and John Collits. Abittt ...

... wardens were present at the meeting at which the above resolution was passed :-John Smith. James Cox, Peter Crosby, John Brophy, Joseph Grehan. John Arch- deakin, Bemrard 'Healy, John Gibbons, Thomas. Nixon, Thos. O'Connor, George Doyle, Michael bearnes, and ...

... position to state, that should a call of the house be ordered it will be digobeyed, and that O'Connell, O'Brien,John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other representatives of the people, who labour in the national cause, will treat the threat of Mr ...

... THE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS IN IRELAND. Will the Sergeant-at-Arms visit Ireland? This seems now to be the question, both at this and the other side of the Channel. The Standard and Herald, judging of the metal of the Repeal members by the proceedings at Conciliation ...

... since Henry Grattan was elected member for Meath. f Mr. Grattan was on that occasion opposed by the Whigs, the b Tories, and the Catholic aristocracy. His opponent was 1l Mr. Bligh, the son of Lord Darnley, an old and uncompro. -mising Whig-Grattan unfurled ...

... cheers). My friend, Mr. Grattan, is as zealoue isan advocate of mixed education as I am. [Mr. Grattan eagerly assented], He has told you, Sir, he has made use- and no man is more justified inmaigueo Irishhitr t Irish thison of Grattan (cheers)-he has warned ...

... Fogan. John O'Neil, Francis Tuite, John Heinley, Curtiel-us P. Shannon. James Fallon, James Bury, Janmes Burke, Bartholomew Andrews, James Sheri- dan, John R, illy, John M 'Kenna, Micbael Murphy, Myles Tohyn, 0theomas Kirwan. John Dennan, ...

... C'uslorntdiuse ward..Mr C Loughtian, soliitor; Mr to Peter John Gerrard, MIlr Patrick Kerrigan, Mr Samuel Bennett, Mr Patrick Carey, Mr Flanedy. Merrion ?? Sharkey, John Corrigan, James ,he O'roole. John Dunne, Michael Cosgrave. on Linen.hall ward iJ P Conran ...

... and Lady Stanley, Earl of Clare, Lord Foley, Sir John Hobhouse, Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Lyndhnrst, the Speaker, Mrs. Shaw Lefevre, and the Misses Le. fevre; Lord and Lady John Russell, Marquis and Marchioness of Douro, Sir ...

... establishment (hear, herar); 11 4a 9d from Merrijo ward, per John Rafferty, BEsi.; 6S from Killiskillen' Kennegad, by thie Rev Edward Carey, and lbs from Donnybrook, by Mr. John Byrne, R. W.V. Mr. JOHN REILLY, T.C., handed in 11 17a 3d from the honest patriots ...