... unprepared, unanointed, and unnanealed. (Mr.Grattan here entered the hall, and was loudly cheered on taking his seat on the platform.) (Mr.O'C ) continued—that while the subject, he would refer to the late armed movement of the Orangemen of the county Cavan ...

... the jury returned a verdict on Saturday, that Mr. Carpenter is of unsound mind. Mr. Brunei, the celebrated engineer, is to arms in Ireland this week to complete the surveys of the Cork and Waterford railway line, which the London board are preparing to ...

... oldest and most affectionate friends ; but if were m.v brother or my own son—if w ere John O'Connell. whom you hive have heard of, and whom I love (cheers for John O'Connell), I would not consent to his going to parliament unless became member of the ...

... F.dwatd Synge, tmpaa*; J. Barry. 6. Paul Jones s. John C’oapcy, rjectment; P. Ltmrtck. 7. Dick Torpin. p, John Cwighlan. ejcrunmt; R. Pay. Patrick If‘Cartby, e. P. Leahy, trsspass; G. Beamish. 9. John beam p. P. Leahy. B. O Bnen. !«. I.urj Long r. James ...

... chairman, JOHN MAHER, On his right were tha Liberator, and on either hand the invited guests, Among the latter we recognised— Thomas Steele. Esq. ; Doctor Gray. Captain Broderick. William O’DonncU, Esq.. Suir; Very Rev. Dr. Synnott, 8.P.C.; John H. Talbot ...

... attendance officially announced. At one o'clock precisely Mr.O noil, M.P. Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.P. Mr. John O'Connell, M.P. ; Mr. H. Grattan, M.P. ; Captain Broderick, and several other members of the commit tee entered the hall, and were received ...

... on nid iv morning the day of the fair, I had my side arms the car with mo, what I wear now ; had no carbine gun and I had no ammunition ; 1 never carry any but mv side arms ; did not carry my side arms to the fair in the morning, but left them in the Barracks ...