... struggles for liberty. It was applied when the immortal Grattan t ommenced the contest for free trade, and parliamentary independence which the Volunteers achieved in 1782. It is true they had arms then to back their claims if they needed them; but we do ...

... the demonstration was one of purely a local character, many applicants for admission were doomed to disappoint- ment. Doctor JOHN COLEMAN, presided. On his right sat the Liberator, D O'Connell, jim, Mr Barrett, and Captain Broderick. On his left Nicholas ...

... and enter- prise flourishing and prosperous, until peace and security are established en, some better foundation than laws arming the executive government with almnet Arbitrary power. It is utterly impossible, if quiet is only maintained in Ireland by ...

... l benches). But then the question was, whether that preedial excitement wai to be arrested by the strong arm of the law v-whether the strong arm of the law could arrest it-or whether it was to be allayed by the Imore soutbiing treatment of remedial measures ...

... order was discharged. HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, APRIL 24. The house met at four o'clock. COERCION (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. HI. GRATTAN presented a petition from Rath. farnham, in the county of Dublin, against the bill entitled An ant for the better preservation ...