... was completely crowded. Amongst the ore prom me nt leader? of the movement present were, Smith O Brien,M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P., John O’Connell, M.P., the Lord Mayor, Alderman Butler, N. Muher, M.R, D. Cornell, and large number of the “Young Ireland ...

... TbocuasA Add, Smart, Swanaea Ehrabsth, Evens, Cardigan Stoaehouae.Hunay.Plymoth Latimar, Wndley, Liverpool Britannia. Welle, Newport Edward, Fisher, do Briatol-pkt, Tbcr, do Moderator, Robert*, Fanny, Johne, Fnaude, Beer, do Diue, Mills. Cardiff Tsff.Blitchcil ...

... next as the day for prol'iding a seat in parliament for the youngest member of Mr. O 'Connell's family. A young man, named John Conroy, dressed as a Tl .evigator, was fully committed this day by the magistrates °` Henry -street police to take his trial ...

... (Loud cheers. ) Mr. Grattan, M.P., and Mr. John Reilly, T.C., rosetoge- j I thor to address the meeting, but the former gave place to the | i latter individual. I Mr. Reilly, after apologising for taking precedence of I Mr Grattan, said he yvould not ...

... for London Rosalinde, Carrey Riga for Dublin Adelaida, Sibbald for Leith Ann, Hogg do,for London Sarah Ann, Jones Memel/or Cardigan Maria, Rohde Stralaund/br Leith Lawrence, Cooper Riga/br do Patientia, Haslund Sundswall for Dieppe Twaßroder, OlsatmSto ...