... the Association meeting this dify, for that excellent gentleman Mr. Wilson, lam my. which I trust vou will make room. Mr. Grattan's self indebted for introduction at which speech von would do well to give in full in the next insured the cordial and most ...

... (hear, hear). I think the Right Hon. Lord French should he one ; and though I may he laughed at for saying so, I think Mr. John O’Connell should be the other [cheers]. Sir, for my part, I intend to be doubly agitator on account of that bill [cheers]. ...

... Henry Arthur Herbert, Christopher Oallwey, High Sheriff .. Morgan J. O’Connell, M. P., and John O'Connell, of Grena, Sir Thomas Herbert, K.C.8., John Coltsman, John Leahy, Denis Shine Lalor, Be*. E. Herbert, Vicar of Killarncy Rev. E. Herbert, Cahirnane ...

... that beautiful watering place. The Railway was thronged throughout the day. A rumour was industriously circulated that Lord Cardigan was about to run bis yacht against the Marquis of Cunningham’s for bet of one thousand pounds ! The Railway Directors disavowed ...

... in Ireland— I mean red-coated soldier—there were always soldiers Ireland (cheers). Your illustrious father, Sir, (to Mr. Grattan), led 75,000 Volunteers, as you would be prepared to do (cheers) Oh, yes, there were soldiers in Ireland, but they were citizens ...