... ?. 1 reiD,tt * nc « tt* preient amount. Mrs Charles M'Alliater, 1/. 1». ; Charles M'Allister, Eeo 1/ John M'Veagh, Esq., If., Joseph Magill, iV JOhn Mr*. M'AUiater not only paid her anhscription with the greatest cheerfulness, but has added materially ...

... 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 ...

... connect them with that era (hear) ? The man whose name was immortal—the father of him who was then present m that Hall (Mr. Grattan)—did they think that when he read the speech of that man, and when he felt inspired the power which called up freedom into ...

... ~ Mr. Smith O’Brien, M.l’., Mr. Somers. l’., Sir Colman O’Loghlen, Bart., Mr. O’Dowd, Mr. Wilson Gray, Mr. E. Costello, Mr. John Reilly, and Mr. Michael Doheny. , , ~ Mr. T. F. Meagher then proceeded to address the meeting. said—l rise, sir. at the requesst ...

... whom noticed the following: Henry Grattan M.P.; Sir Colnian O’Loghlen, Bart.; (mint Nugent, L. J. Shea, John Mitelul, S. E. Duiiiy, M.D. ; John Ferguson, T. M. Carew. Dr. Kelly, Martin rean, Michael Kvan, Thomas Steele, John M lvenna, • , Daniel Bergin. ...

... than doubled. (He*r) The list is follows . O’Counell, Maurice 0 Connell, John OOou- ne ll, M. J. O’Connell, E. B. Roche, Henry Grattan, I> > Butler, R. 1). Browne, Colonel Butler, John O’Brien, J. i’. Somers, Caleb Powell, N. Maher, M. J. Blake, H. Bridgetnan ...

... Brennan were given in charge for that they, the lathot June, 1840, at Doonecn, did appear armed by night; and in a second indictment for attempting to compel John Robinson to quit his habitation. The prisoners pleaded not guilty. Mr. Sergeant Warren stated ...

... may think fit, and flood the entire district proclaimed with armed mercenaries, who, my friend, Mr. O’Brien, has told you, are not subject even to a mutiny bill. (Ob, oh.) Shades of Grattan and of Flood, is it for this you lighted the torch of Irish liberty ...

... look upon the objects of the society agrarian. “ Major G. Brown—Their object was to prevent persons taking land and to get arms. What county in Ireland does outrage most prevail in ? lam bound to give the b»d pre-eminence Tipperary; and in Tipperary, ...

... sure and smiting, to the sceptered robbers of old Sarmatia. (I.oud and continued cheering.) The descendants of John Sohieski, (the armed saviour Europe in the century,) this their third hard struggle with the triple despotism that has beaten them to ...

... were the following : Henry Grattan, M.P.; the Head Pacificator, T. F. Meagher. J. H. Dunne, jun.; D. Cangley, barrister ; J. Mitchel, E. W. O’Mahouy, and W. Mackey, birrister. Soon after one o'clock, the motion of Mr. Grattan, seconded by Mr. Steele, the ...

... fanner*, besides some thousands of foot, armed with bludgeons, were assembled the Newcastle and Emlvn road. They marched into the town, and formed junction with another party headed by a hand music, and armed with staves—they hooted the magistracy. The ...