... as this, need he do more than mention the name of Grattan—(chéers)—yes, Grattan’s was a name cal- culated to raise scenes of a pleasing and joyous na. ture in the mind of Irishman. The spirit of Grattan, he trusted, was abroad, and Repealers would ever ...

... Philip Marks Bhalington. W. K Philippa J. M'Cord Cardigan. John ilaon and Co. .. Chepetow. .. Chippenham. .. Ditto. .. Kvesbam. .. Promo. .. Kington. .. Melksbatu. .. Mortoa-in-lbo-Marah. S. Mansford and Son John Wclsoa .. .. Reubin Hayward .. Thoa. Horne ...

... inscriptions, such K-inember the 30th of May”—“ Repeal cannot put down by Force” Grattan. Flood”-—“ Denman, Tottenham, and Campbell Union is strength”—“ Chaijemont and Grattan”—“ Catholic, Protestant, end I’resbyterian—Temperance, Perseverance, Pence, Order”—“ ...

... House of Commons, by Lord Clements, during the debate on Lard John Russell's motion. A party of police, having gone in search of some delinquents, ob served a number of men (' Molly Maguires') armed in a field. The constable in command sent into the station ...

... significant inscriptions, such Remember the 30lh of May Repeal cannot eput down Force Grattan, Flood Denman, Cottcnhmn, and Campbell ” Union is strength ”— ** Charlemoiit Grattan ’’—“Catholic. Protestant, and Presbyterian Temperance, Perseverance, Peace, Order”— ...

... of Lwut-CoL W Swinton the HEIC’s Service— Greenock St Peter’s church Liver-ol John eldest son of George Stone Esq t0 Cicely Georeina of John Hesketh Lethbridge Esq? of John’s Brunswick Esq- the 33rd Borgium daughter Rd Armstrong Esq Guernrey the Hon of ...

... —Dr. Hoskitib C ...

... b_ys hurrying to the various point-, of rendezvous with banners muffled, an.l scarfs and wands carefully packed under their arm.. About an hour later the discordant sound, of the temperance bands, issuing from lanes and alley. , were heard in all directions ...

... selected for the fete. Thus the Duke of Wellington appeared in the uniform of the Duke of Cumberland of that day, Earl of Cardigan in the uniform of the 11th Dragoons at the battle of Culloden, and Marquis of Londonderry in the dress of a Cavalry officer ...

... gentleman, was moved to the chair. The adoption of address was proposed by a most esteemed and respected clergyman, the Rev. John M'Encroe. His grace the archbishop also moved a resolution, and a letter of apology was read from Mr. W. C. Wentworth, gentleman ...

... such as Remember the 30th of May, Repeal cannot be put down by force, Grattan, Flood, Denman, Cottenham, and Campbell, Union is strength, Charlemont and Grattan, Catholic, Protestant, and Presbyterian, Temperance, Perseverance, Peace ...

... of Commons, Lord Ciements, \ during the debate on Lord John Russell's motion. A party | of police, having gone in search of some delinquents, ob- 1 served a number of men ( .Molly Maguires,') armed in a field. The constable in command sent into the station ...