... to the late Mr. Grattan, and here he would deny the assertion made by Lord Monteagle, that the insurrection act and the arm* act of 1807 were more •tringent than the present bill. Lord Donoughmore said that possess themselves of arms was the first object ...

... applause. The Liberator entered the meeting at a quarter to one, and said—l have the honour to move that Henry Grattan do take the chair. Mr. Grattan accordingly took the chair. He said it was necessary for them to avoid any irritating subjects -•specially ...

... O’Connell. MP ; John Augustus O Neill, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor Henry Grattan, MF* Maher, MP ; Alderman O'Brien, MP John MP; Maurice O’Connell, MP; Sir Colman O Loghlen, Bart.; C M‘Loughlin, TC ; Alderman Gardiner, John Ferguson. TC ; ...

... could be more violent, or unbecoming than the conduct of these individuals. Their names are :—Michael M'Donagb, James Daly, and John Agnew. 1 hope the Amociation will, in tbeir confidence in me, assent to my proposal to have these men dismissed as Repeal Wardens ...

... magistrates of Cork had used unworthily, or for political purposes, the powers rested iu them under the arms act. In no instance had they refused arms to man merely account of bis being Repealer (bear, hear). THE COERCION BILL. Mr. O'CONNELL presented number ...

... O’Connell, Allix. J Fitzgerald, A O'Connell M Anson, Col Fitxroy, Lord C O’Connell M J Arc!.hold. Filzwilliam, G O’Connell. J Arms’.rong. Sir Fleetwood. SirPHO’Conor Don Arundel and Surrey Forster, O’FerraU, M Earl French, F Ogle, 8 C B»' 'i'. W Fuller, ...

... lane, bhngton. beer ekopkeeper; John Sugdeo, Steetoo, Yorkehire, -orated manufaclnrer j Dibb, Idle. Yorkehire, grocer ; Hermann Juboa Marcua and John Naylor, Leedt, ehatebrokera ; William Unergan, Urapool, wine merchant; John Scllie Lyddon, Birkenhead, Che ...

... . He (Mr. Grattan) was even surprised st that forbearance ; and if bis bon. triend had conceded to him that ** cap'* which lie wore, though be (Mr. Grattan) should not become the possessor of any ot the talent of the wearer, be (Mr. Grattan) would be ...

... and the reception Mr John O'Coaoell, Mr Smith O’Brien, Mr Grattan, Mr Steele, N Maher, and others of the popular leader*, was aoet warm and enthusiastic. Amongst the nsembers the geaeral committee present were the following John O’Con- Btll, MP Smith ...

... exclusively a question of policy. From Judas Maccabeus to Washington, Grattan, La Fayette, and the patriot priests who shared the Belgian revolution, great and pious men have guided the armed bands of people stretched forth to snatch their rights—and if they ...

... and gall which, least of all people, might he-expected to flow from the heart of a priest. John Connell is called impertinent person, although the said John ail probability smiles at the epithet with u-ual characteristic love for peace and charity, while ...

... Hyderabad. Hie Grace the Moat Be*. Dr. Murray occupied the throne, the Go*pel sanctuery ; the Very Be*. Dr. Connell, 88 Michael and John. Secretary the Soctely for the Propagation of the faith, officiated at high priest, aaatsted by Mr. Burke, deacon, and Mr. ...