... snd that be should be taken into custody by the Sergeant at Arms ? Mr. Peel •aid no such thing but he asked him could he seriously ask the bouse to violate that sulemu compact ?” He (Mr. Grattan) said the repeal of an act of Parliament was not a violation ...

... National was held Moodsy at Conciliation Hall. Shortly before one o'clock the Liberatot. accompanied John O’Connell, M.P.. Caleb Powell, W.P., Henry Grattan M.P.. Captain Seaver, Mr. O'Hea, and other gentlemen entered the Hall, and was loudly cheered. The ...

... few will enunterate; first, Maurice O’Connell, M.P. ; J. O’Connell, M.P. ; Morgan John O’Connell, M.P. ; O'Neil Daunt, T. M Ray, Sir Arthur Bleunerhassett and lady, John and James O’Connell, Charles Sugrue, of Cork, all your near and •learest friends, ...

... , and the history bis life shows Hon. Francis John Ro'wrx Viili-rs, who exebangea. Ain rnact of the net the Revenue or what can bs accomplished industry and perseverance 19ih Rcgirasnt of Font-Cipuiu John Hods .n from Abstract OF THE NET I o? THE UEVENUE ...

... RICHARD ALBERT UTZOEKAD, Lsq.. M.P. The following members of Parh.ment were present:- The Liberator, W. Smith Brten. Esq., H. Grattan, Esq., J. Kelly. Esq., D. Browne, Esq., 1. O Connell, Lsq., R A Fitr ’erald Esq., (chairman). Chaibmav Liberator and Fell ...

... Carroll, Mr. William Morgan, Mr. John Kelly. Mr. John Connor (bear). Mr. D. O’Connell jun., seconded the motion, which passed. Mr. S. O’Brien handed in various subscriptions, which will appear in the weekly return. Mr. John Reilly, T.C., banded in the following ...

... Ireland, but forthe connection of the two countries (loud cheers). His honourable friend, John O’Connell had alluded various topics and individuals. He (Mr. Grattan) regretted the necessity of these allusionssome of the individuals alluded to were acquaintances ...

... name to charm with, Henry Grattan (cheers). has read for you what Mr. Duuconibe said in the house, what the Mommy Fast, the journal London, publishes in the morning (heat, hear). 1 don t .entirely agree with him (Mr. Grattan) in some of his pnrases, hut ...

... oi-J you, Sir. he has made ate —and man more juati tied in making use of Irish history than the eon ol Grattan has warued you from Irish history resist the 'Mf-idous principles of this bill. Lord Clare introduced a Inll conferring appointment of thirty ...

... President; John C. Tucher, . Walter J. Walsh, Second do. do. ; Hon. pooding Secretary Terence U ' Treasiirer; Jeremiah Kelly and Thomas Mooney, Kecordmg Secretaries UiKEcross-Pmuicl M00n,,, Franc!. J. M‘Gill, P«. r J.mei B. Clinton. John M'Elroy, Edw ...

... 579. Amount received awrespondx week la»t year, *5841 4*. SaWL'-lay evening two policemen were surrounded and robbed their arms, at Ardfiuan, in the county of I Tipperary. Famine —The dearness of all sorts of provt* sioc.? Prussia has already provoked ...

... might be expected from Lord John ttussell if retained power (hear, beat) If Lord John became Prime Minister, the Orange and Repeal magistracy rkiusl be restored, and they could not for one moment doubt the members of Lord John Russell's contemplated ministry ...