... Meagher. M.P. was called to the chair. John O'Connell, Esq. MP. was requested to act as Secretary pro lent, to the preliminary meeting. The following members were in attendance: Alderman Meagher, Waterford; John O’fonnell, Limerick; Alderman O’Brien, ...

... pursued the opponents of the Coercion Bill. Mr. John O'Connell animadverted in strong terms, the conduct of some of the Irish members with reference to the Coercion Bill, referring especially to Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Dillon Browne, and his own cousin, Mr ...

... Monday, when eeveral Irish Members were in attendance. Mr. John O'Connell, M. P. made a speech of nearly two hours duration. The learned gentleman having referred the conduct Messrs. Grattan, Dillon Browne, and Morgan, J. O’Connell, who supported the ...

... danger of making the popn- I* 10 » generally, familiar with the of fire-arms. The object was to get a better order men to enter '^ I '* 'd I* l»etter obtained, [the Kan of Cardigan said,] granting larger pensions retiring soldiers under the present system ...

... 1 1 Galtray M. Blake (r) 1 A. O'Flaherty ( rite Mr. S. Munalian).. 1 KiUenny(\) John O'Connell 1 Aituafc (1) I RL. Guinness (rice Watson) 1 Umerick John O'Connell (r) John O'Brien (r) Litbvrne (1) Sir H. Seymour (rirf Capt. Mcynell) . 1 Ijondonderry ...

... 0 1 | Gower F. L.—Derby . , 1 0 0 Grattan U—Meath, County . 10 0 Grace O D—Roscommon . 10 0 Grey Sir o—Northumberland, North 10 0 Grosrenor Lord R—Middleaex . 10 _ # Graham Sir J. R.—Ripon . . 0 1 0 AT THE VERNON ARMS. AT FIVE O’CLOCK 0 IN THE AFTERNOON ...

... . JEWS DISABILITIES BILL. The debate on the motion of Lord John Russell, for leave to bring a bill for the removal of the civil and religious disabilities of the Jews, was opened by Lord JOHN RUSSELL, who based his motion on the simple but solid ground ...

... the causes of them. Mr. H. GRATTAN should, for the sake of suffering humanity, give his strongest support to this bill. He was anxious to remedy the grievances of Ireland by legislation; but he considered the man who armed himself with pistol, and drew ...

... the subj -ct the sale of fi'e-arms in Ireland, matier w.nco had been much exaggerated. would menimn one (act that came within his own knowledge. Not 10 days ago, in country paper, saw advertisement of f>oi) stand of arms to be sold. Immediately wrote ...

... Lord Inoestre as to whether the Duke of Wellington bad written to the Government the subject of the national defences, Lord John Russell expressed bis ignorance of the eotrespondtnce referred to in the newspapers, but toon after taking office he had written ...