... to modify the provisicns of the arms bill their piaces of sbode as aforesaid, and under suspicious (hear, hear). Butif there were grounds for resisting the circumstances, shall be in the ficlds, streets, highways, or arms bill, what were they in comparison ...

... we aoticed the foliowing : — Henry Grattan, MP; 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 M:'Kenna, T C; Daviel Bergin, J F O'Kelly ...

... who are least | that day fortnight proposd John Joseph Donnellan » by declaring to them that they were wrong in withholding | able to bear such a burden, whilst the wealthiest often escape | E#qg., and John Mitehell, Eaq., as members of the parlia . - ...

... Cloneurry, Lord Firench, W Smith O'Brien, E«q. M P, John O'Connell, Esq. M P, H Grattan, Esq, M P, E B Roche, E«q, MP, Cornelius MaeLoughlin, Esq, T C, Sir Colman O’Lochlen, Bart, Tuaeasvrens —John Ferguson, Esq, William Bryan, E:xq. SrcaETARY —A R Stritch ...

... Paul Daue, Esq., J.P.; J. Haserfield, Esq. ; George Pier, Esq., J.P.; Wiiliam Patterson, Eeq., J.P.; Rev. A. H. Irvine, 'Rev. John Richardson, Hon. and Rev. J. C. Maud, %c. &c., eatered the court, and took their seats on the pla_t_f‘orm:” i juence sion, ...