... volunteer, John Farry. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL then handed in one pound, the subscription of a gentleman who could not at present give his name-for the sake poor but loved Irelasd; He also banded in the sum of 1i, Wis. 2id. from College ward, per Mr. John M'Loughlan ...

... Noj; for Ireland was reserved that biessing. fle (Mr. Grattan) cdid not see the reason why he was not at liberty to go out to sport, and shoot untl after he had got their degrading braud on his arms ( hear, hear). Io Engiand a gentleman coald shoot and ...

... No; for Ireland was reserved thit blessing. He (Mr. Grattan) could not see the reason why he was not at liberty to go out to sport, and shoot until sfter be had got their degrading brand on hii arms (bear, hear). In England a gentleman could shoot and ...

... Knockrin ; John Malone. Esq., Dornston; John i>. Mears. Esq., Mear's Court; John Enni*, Esq , Ballinabrow ; R. W. Reynell, K*q., Kellynore ; John Caulfield. Esq , Bloomfield ; John Lyons, Esq., Ladistown; William Fetberstone, Esq.,Cairick; ...

... O’Brien, Francia J O’Neill. John Brahan, PP, Stephen Crengb, TC, Edward Browne, TC, M R Ryan. James Ryan John Egan. TC, John Corbett, John O'Donnell. Solicitor F O’Brien. William O’Hara, Martin O’Doanell, John O’Brien, James Browne. James H ...

... tbe hand, otoor warden a nt#«r, John Ferry. eir John O’Coiiiiei.i. then bended in one pound, the of * gentlemen who could not preeent give the “poor but loved Irelend.*’ He, the aura of 11 13« 2Jd from Ccllege Werd, John M*Loughlen. Libebatoe reed tbe ...

... oa the throne of the Addresses from both Houses of Parliament. The Lord Chancellor and the deputation from the House Peers armed the Palace half-past two o’clock. Tb# deputation wax conducted the green drawing-room. The Queen was conducted her seat the ...

... Camden and the Marquis of Hertford were introduced, and Knighted. The Marquis Camden knelt near the Queen, and Garter King Arms, presenting on bis knee the Garter, the noble Marquis was invested therewith by the Queen. The Marquis Hertford was also invested ...

... schooner, or brigantine, named the Albiun, belonging to Brixham, laden with iron. In the vicinity of the coast of St. Head, and Cardigan ty, the casualties were of most fearful character, upwards of persons having, it is supposed, perished board one vessel. ...

... y, by means of coercion acts aud arms’ bills (bear). I, in common with a handful of Irish members 1843—the last session I attended in the British House of Commons (cheers)— spent nearly three months in resisting arms’ bill. It was the greatest parliamentary ...

... obeyed the summons of their mighty leader ? We can answer—three, including his own son—the remaining two being Mr. Henry Grattan and Mr. Daniel Callaghan ! Such was the attendance, although the Tail is said to consist of some forty or fifty joints. The ...

... and against bad ones, careless was destined to the future prime minister England whether they emanate from Lord John or Sir; (cheers). Lord John Kuasell had candidly admitted that Bobert Peel- on*of the great weaknesses of his administration, or the one ...