... 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 ...

... has interfered with Divine' Provi- dence itself, in bestowing liberty upon Ireland (hear, heac).' We all know that the' red arm of God's' vengeance is ex- tended over the mtrederer; 'and you don't know how far Providence is driven by the commissio n of ...

... M'Connell, William MI'Coninell, John 'I'Connell, John O'Neal, John Diamond, William Dugan, IMiciael flaugliton, John Mi3ligar,, seuior, John MSlilligan, Jul'., John Ilendry, James Creaney, Mrs. Mary Gillen. ...

... the chair was aken by JOHN O'BRIEN, Esq., M.P. for the City of Limerick. The fellowing members of parlianment were present:- The Liberator, Mr S. 0 Blien, John O'Brien, It. D. Browne, it. A. Fitzgerald, J. O'Connell, H. Grattan, and J. Kelly. TI'he CHAIRMAN ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... always declared that it was in -quite indifftn-ent to hint whether Sir Robe'rt Peet or Lord ra, John Russell was in officle ; but lie now thought that Lord to John Riussell stood out ic -very favourable relief when corn. pared with Sir Robert Peel, as the ...