... he cornea forth with the vigour of youth and the authori’y of age serve, the country in the defence of which he once bore arms, en example, my lord, that must shame the coward, rouse the sluggard, and stimulate the bold. (Enthusiastic cheers.) These ...

... this Association did contemplate resort to arms and violence in other eases than in resistance of aggression and defence of right. (Hear, hear.) My honorable friend has talked of cases that justify resort to arms. I know of but one; and I challenge what ...

... sham-tight a review in the Fifteen Acres. As he is a practical man, however, we will be glad to hear his opinions the the Whig arms bill. “A Munster Boy’’ asks for a list of things he could actually do to help the spread nationality. This is not a subject ...

... even survived the act of Union itself. The two most gifted and consistent Nationalists of the era of Union were Henry Grattan and John Philpjt Curran. They were both great productions of our soil, whose minds well as births were cast and doomed to be—in ...

... long, 1 don't think I’d have commenced it. Mr. John O'Connell, find by the English papers, say there are but forty” of the seceders, while they have eighl millions. This is an error, a* I know. Mr. John O’Connel will find that the men who have worked ...

... yet it is but the curt embodiment of that great principle of nationality to which all true men, from Hugh O’Neill to Grattan, from Grattan's to our days, have pledged their souls—the gospel which God gave us when he gave us nativity here—which all earth ...

... invincible brotherhood all loyal and zealous Repealers. To secure the frequent attendance and active co-opcration as formerly of Grattan, and to smooth the way for the return of such honest, disinterested, and practical men as O'Brien, Haughton, Griffin, Cane ...

... the following:—John O’Connell, M.P.; R. D. Browne. M.P.; W. J. O’Neill Daunt, Captain Broderick, Patrick Costello, Rev. Terence Reilly, Rev. John O’Hanly, Rev. Mr. Hopkins, Rev. P. O’Reilly, Rev. Mr. Wynne, Rev. P. J. Gilligan, Rev. John Smith, of SS. ...

... struck Lord .John' Russei.l, when he declared in the House of Commons that the Repeal party in Ireland might he divided into two clauses ; one of which sought their object by appealing to public opinion, while the other contemplated recourse to arms. Here the ...

... Plankett, Esq., from the county of Coik, to the district of Scsriff, county CUre. u m The Morning Chronicle announces that Mr. John Msrshall, first-class engined , has been appointed to the flagship at Cork, and the Admiralty hare directed that be shall base ...

... v OU fr» assembled at the Court-house, Ballymena, at eleven o’clock, to apply the magintrates, but especially to John Dickry, Esq , who is agent :o Sir Robert Adair, l>irt., lo them work, and thereby procure the necessary supply of food. F.dr promia. ...

... Dr. Murray. It gives to an association a tone of sectarianism; and mark how it has been carried out in the Association, when John O’Connell(hissing)—commences to takennderhis special patronage the colleges act, and all other matters pertaining to the Catholic ...