... I’rotecleader, the Liherator of Ireland, never shone with more glorious j the Tories, and the Liberals in the house. They had armed at a late period ol' the for the Inst few weeks been attempting disturb the harmony They had hardly more members in attendance ...

... give up Repeal. In the fiist place he excitement at the Cestom-louse disappeared yesterday, passage from the address of Lord John Russell to was giving repeal, and he would never give it t he ohjoct of the holder* lidng pay the lowest doty imputed the electors ...

... the Irish people (cheers). (Mr. Grattan) rose for the purpose j»roj>osing Just tribute of gratitude fc thank* to the individual who j»oss ...

... witfj respect to the object of the inters iew which took place yesterday morning between Lord John Russell and Sir Robert Peel. One of tho Turnouts that Lord John Sir Robest place. Sir Robert stipulates! for appointments for his present followers, Messrs ...

... above association was hall in the Conciliation Hall. tea mimitea after o’clock. Mr. W. S. O’Brien, M.P. j Mr. Henry Grattan. M.P. j Mr. John O’Connell, M. P.» Mr. Daniel O’Connell, jnn.; Mr. Maher, M.P.; Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Mitchell, Ac. were present ...