... patriotic Mr. Grattan, the / che as EB a ot Young Ireland. Take Mr. G tate! to consider the means of alleviati ly, F ley, T of the people, and you will i LLERS. vnvell, Maurice haranguing upon Magna Charts onnor, Feargus Rights ; the same Mr. Grattan Commons ...

... wy friend Mr. Grattan—an MENT. i THE NATIONA of kee ping away many whose attendance would be a mat- reat defereace to him—is one which I th IRISH MEMBERS. ter of gr eat public utility. ONNELL MO- , Mr. RK EYNOLDS—On referring to Mr. Grattan’s re- | imprudent ...

... Lucas—the spirit that summoned the armed missionaries freedom to the altar of Dungannon, and gave to Charle- moot tbe dignity which his accomplishments Would never have attained—tbe spirit that touched with fire tbe tongue Grattan, and endowed his works with ...

... at Radley’s Hotel. The following g' entlemea | the Rev. Mr. Casey, administrate which io their present con :—John O'Connell, MP ; Henry Grattan, Chairman said that they well recol Th ss the council, and began | Wil-on’s) place, a chances o! breaki ng their ...

... Justice. Meu were eent and Mr. Grattan never wae an United Iriebm 10 recommend them but member bad done more ; he bad not only ell the it would Grattan, but he libelled Lord Charlement ; He mind any longer. H. Grattan) would not sit in any assembly landlords ...

... bill for profitable employment of tbe people by the encouragement of railways in Ireland. Mr. HUDSON seconded the motion. Lord JOHN HUSSELL said could have no hesitation in according to tbe noble lord who had brought forward the measure every credit for the ...

... On Sunday last an armed party, jects, and a very wbyes watched their opportunity till y » entire nation (bear, Dooneen, in the parish of Crece Even * government.” thie city, went to church, when and the Com- house and demanded arms. The But what did upper ...

... from the path of your by John Maher O'Ryan, Esq. + wish of, respected Sir. Resolved—That the marked than! begged ty move that it ather, is the sincere “Tue &c., of Limerick. imously given to Archdeacon ried by acclamation. “ To John O'Connell, Eeq., M.P.” ...

... when they were a have the opportunity of saying ** Yes 0 lar as Me. Grattan w as concernes il, they were 4 little ob question of legislative independence, and uscated g shter). Mr. Grattan declares now that he fixity and sincerity of its professions (cheers ...

... shall ise were prevented from warrants, under the ban d of the eaid Chief ichard Nagle, Bart; d to the several collec Henry Grattan and Under Secretary, ly; Sergeant Howly and acting under an act passed in the 7th yea hell and family; Sir of bis late Mayerty ...

... © ecordipg ly del son at present Fermanagh MURDER IN T HE COUNTY LI at the early hour Last Friday evening, faces were two armed men, whore he house ot Job nition, suddenly entered t ‘Mage of Mur q uarter of a mile of the ¥ atat ion. They ne ig bourhood ...

... secretary. surtace various ecenes of their past lives. tter was called a Rev. John Langao, P.P., in a lucid and able address encaed which they remember buse What Heury Grattan, Esq., M.P., as a fit and proper ste that Francis in whom the high trust of ...