... think fit. The government prepared to assist in an euergetic man- ner. They appointed General Bustamento, Commander-in- Chief, armed 3,000 Civicos or National Guard, barricaded the town, cut trenches in all the roads, declared the city in a state of seige ...

... whom we noticed the following:_ Henry Grattan, M P; Sir Colman O'Loghlen, bart; Count Nugent, L J Shea, John Mitchell, S E Duffey, M D; John Ferguson, T M Carew, Dr Kelly, Martin Crean, Michael Ryan, Thomas Steele, John H IKenna, T C; Daniel Bergin, J F O'Kelly ...

... ciation by Mr. Grattan and Mr. O'Connell. In order that a judgment may be formed of the tenor of .these articles, we give art extract from the report of a speech attributed to Mr. O'Connell ?? My friend of the illus trious name of Grattan has alluded to ...

... sum.j Four Courts' Ward, 21 16s 4d, per Mr. Byrne. John Lee, Parkgate-street, Esq, renewed sub- scription, 11 Is. Audeon's Ward, Dublin, per Mr. John Fox, 101 12s 7d. hI. Doyle, Carman Hall, and F. Grattan, Francia-st, Esqrs, Ileach. Borishoal, county Mayo ...

... and ldft the busineassto Lord John; but when Lord the Id John asked him for bis s'spport he was not prepared to give so a- it, But be was quits prepared to leave Ireland to starve. But obi itn he knew well that Lord John could not carry his measures jcc ...

... 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 ...