... laws for this country which were totally inapplicable to it. A law was passed to put brands on the arms of every Irishman, and he (Mr. G.) loft his arms in Eogland, because he never would permit any Englishman to brand them (loud cheers). No man, whether ...

... County of Antrim. Lord Wharnclifie, in answer to inquiries on Monday in Curzon-street, was to be rather better. The Earl of Cardigan has left the Bilton Hotel for Edmond M‘Donald, Esq Deene Park, Northamptonshire. Louiea Kerr. have also lett for Glenarm ...

... Hall—working as Smith Brien works, as Grey Porter works, as OTonnell works, as Dillon Browne works, as Grattan works, as Kelly works, as Roche works, as John O’Connell works, as Fitzgerald works, and as crowds of private gentlemen, and men of the professions ...

... and thst we lose no time 4 sures necessary for organising the metropolis ty with them.’ Wm. A. Dane, Esq.; seeonded by John Grattan, —Thst a public meeting of the Orangemen of Tre- to take into consideration the position of Orange- to take steps for its ...

... 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 ...

... I. It., containing half a ante for t?•irty-shilling( —tno . impriso• •nt in Rirbrn,,,,l nith laird John larceny, on • month's •, from his committal. John Fullatn, thigh Q.M.a. Patrick Byrre, Jan i. Jones, and tams, 1 Fi• Id, fel. assaulting the n.. l iee ...

... it for their benefitit is, again assert, the right of freeman to learn the us« of arms for the defence of his country’s liberties (hear, hear, and loud cheers). Mr. Grattan reminds me that this was the first resolution of the Volunteers (hear, and cheers) ...

... containing above 1,100 inbabi- consequent commotion, What is Sir James Grattan about ? * Gene tants, remsined for cight hours in the possession, and at the | consequences. LINGT mercy, of 500 armed Romanists, of whom, probably at least, f the county of Cavan (pursuant ...

... the Woodroad, near Castleconnell were forcibly entered, and fire-arms seized there. Edmond Molony, of Ballyvara, bailiff to W. I). Farrar, Esq , was surrounded i n his house by seven armed men, who had broken in the door, and then dragged him on his knees ...

... James Fagan, John O Neill, Francis luite, John Healey, Cornelius Shannon, James Fallon, James Bury, James Burke, Bartholomew Andrews, James Sheridan, John Reilly. John M'Kenna. Michael Murphy, Myles Tobyn, Thomas Kirwan, John Denuan, ...

... O’Brien, nor was bis (Mr Grattan’s) statement, but it was the statement Dean Swift (hear)-. Similar testimony was afforded by the men who followed him, and whose , statues were placed their public buildings—by Lucas, Grattan, by Ponsunby, who warned the ...

... the old regime, who by simple If Or* ’lf carhet could lodge any individual in the Bastile. That the principle could hare •armed the destruction of that appalling one of the of human conduct which defy explanation. The committee doe* not, however, abolish ...