... their numbers, and sub-committees : •• Daniel O’Connell. M.P., John An«n«ln* O’Neill. F.«q., the lion, the l.ord Mayor, Henry Grattnn, M.P., Nicholas Maher. M.P.. Alderman O’Brien. M.P., John O’Connell, M.P., Maurice O’Connell, M.P., Sir C. O’Loarhlen, ...

... At a quarter to one o'clock the hnn moth-tuned gentleman made his appearance, and was received with loud cheering. Henry Grattan, F.sq. M P. was called to the chair. The Chairman said it ass vary gratifying to have one of the leaders of the cause present ...

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... Repeal, or any other cry that the pealed. It was repealed the energies of Grattan and people were constitutionally entitled make. If tins of Flood, aided 60.CU0 Irish Voluntees in arms— is not wrong or unconstitutional in the people of E ic- Ves, was, in ...

... Be-borough to have been appointed Lord Licntenant of Ireland, with the express understanding that he was to be armed with a coercion bill. Lord JOHN RUSSELL—It is entirely false (loud cheers). Mr. ROEBUCK—That denial at once put an end to the report, and had ...