... able to wmounee as baying been presentthe ',antes Jiihn O'C.innell. P. b. Slitter. John Green, C. Mao- Taviah. J. J. P. Boman, R. Drown, Major Mocha'', R. Foe. Hem, Grattan. J. Talbot. W. 11. Mogan, J. J. Dew. rave. H. K. G. Sin ban, James Yag•n, T. Oltrien ...

... deplorable fact ; the arming of the pea. sentry in many parts of Ireland is another and a most important and formidable fact. But those two facts have no connection with each other ; on the contrary, we may term them antagonistic. Wherever arms are freely purchased ...

... complying with the request made to them, formed themselves into an independent government. Vorort determined to proceed to arms, mud put down that illegal confedcrainiti, and they brought so enormous a force to bear against. the Sonsierinisid that ti•e ...

... Limerick, ten in Tipperary and of the robberies of arm'*, were in Clare, 50 in Limerick, and 19 in Tipperary. The robberies of arms in these three counties are seventy-five per cent, of all the robberies of arms in Ireland; in Limerick they are forty-two per ...

... examinaiion of another arme, to deliver up their arms at atime and place 80| osy e Lonedial bill futrodaced by our wise be specified, under penalty of two years’imprisonment |and sympathising rulers. We have already briefly should any arms, bullets, part of ...

... earliest struggles for independence —an opinion matured by humble, plain, and unostentatious men —men who rose superior to the arms of England. (After a long and very eloquent address upon the independent policy of the Irish Confederation, which we regret ...

... inten led to dis. continue relief in the Ennis Union on tho 15th inst I am, sir, your obedient servant, ** T. N. Redinoton. “John Sinyleton, Quin.'' This is a timely and considerate indulgence; and we notice the matter in order that other gentlemen concerned ...

... very motley collection of parliamentary materials, who recently assembled hi Dublin, acid who in full force waited on Lord JOHN on Thursday last, have styled themselves, are, it would seem, resolved to perpetuate their corporate existence, and 10 prosecute ...

... committee of management was then named, consisting of the club officers aud Messrs. John Hogan, John A. M‘Donnell, Thomas Quinn, Michael Purcell, Patrick M'Donald, John Gaffney, and James Whelan. The meeting then separated, giving three cheers for the ...

... nine Limerick, ten in Tipperary; and of the robberies of arms. 20 were Clare, 50in Limerick, and in Tipperary. The robberies of arms in these three counties are per cent, of all the robberies of arms Ireland ; Limerick they are 42 per cent., with a population ...

... words of the poet— Of whom to b# dispraised la no small prala#. Bis lot who dares b# aingalarlj good.” As follower of Lord John Russell. Sir William is the best of tbe party to which he has attached himself. Hr is also, in our opinion, as independent ...

... held at Radley’s Hotel, College green, Dublin, on yesterday (Tuesday), the 5th instant, JOHN GREENE, M.P. (Kilkenny County), in the Chair, Moved by Henry Grattan, M.P. (Meath); seconded by Francis Scully, M.P. (Tipperary) : That the Requisition agreed ...