... of Commons”—the proceedings at which will be found inthe following brief report. Mr. O’Connell, M. P., Mr. Henry Grattan, M. P., Mr. John O’Connell, M.P., Mr. Daniel Callaghan, M.P., Captain Seaver, and and several other-members of the committee entered ...

... the event of Lord John being into extreme measures by the more violent portion of his that the great conservative cabinet and government, should then ve their ability to control him ; otherwise they should occupy the position of an armed neutrality. That ...

... Meagher, E. W. Costello, Rev. Mr. Hopkins, M. J. Barry Daniel O'Connell, jun., Henry Grattan,Sir Simon Bradstreet, M. Doheny, &c. On the motion of the Liberator, HENRY GRATTAN, Esq., M.P., was called to Chair. The Chairman said it was very gratifying to have ...

... Justice Fox,the late Baron Smith,and Sir John Newport, also sw + andeoneof t ed the union, but regretted it Hutchinson, at one time, said to bi of that measure, Lord 1 ought to be damned for havi is( Mr. )father,“*Grattan, They were now called on to voted for ...

... was exclusively a question of pol From Judas Mac- cabeus to Washington, Grattan, La Fayette, and Priests whe shared the Belgian Revolution, great ‘md pious men have guided the armed hands of a », Stretched forth tosnatch their rights—and if th were snatched ...

... direct from Newfoundland, 2200 Quintals Prime Larg re NEW COD FISH, For Disposal to the ‘Trade on on his usual Advant: Terms. JOHN SHEA. Buckingham Piace, George's Quay. Sept. 23, 1846. LEICESTER SHEEP. OCTOR ROCHE, FERMOY, will dis) @ Highly-bred Ewes,chiefly ...

... there was another class of offences ho was directed against the lower orders—-he meant the ti way of arms. Most com- He could say that the robbery of arms mon offence in his district It must be rei bered that law only applied to the districts which were ...

... from St. Stephen's Chapel, where as yet he has so successfully opposed the introduction of the Coercion Act. Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. John O'Connell , and other members of the faithful Irish party in the legislature, were also, it was known, to be present ...

... reception of Mr. John O'Connell, Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Steele, Mr. N. Maher, and others of the popular leaders, was most warm aud enthusiastic. Amongst the members of the general committee present were the following:—John O'Counell, M. P ...

... When the Liberator (whose name be revered as the patriot chieftain to all time 1) O'Brien (sans peur et sans reproche), Grattan, Steele, Davis, Barry, Meagher, Doheny, O'Gorman, Cane, and others stood side by side, successfully pouring forth the tide ...

... and arm to arm with the people of ? if she did justice to Ireland; but woe toEngland d 0 c d 'd not do it! (The hon. and learned member sat ds wud cheering, which lasted for several honest, manly, and Independent conduct of S. 1(1(1, N., M.P, John O'Connell ...

... manifestly in the enjoyment of the most buoyant health and spirits. There were present, John A. O'Neill, Esq. John O'Connell, M.P. ; Daniel O'Connell, jun.; Henry Grattan, M.P. ; the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor the Head Pacificator ; Capt. liroderick ; Messrs ...