... hands of the association. Mr. John O'C >nnell expressed his approval of the course taken by Mr. Dunne, and said that the committee would manfully do its duty. Mr. Reynolds took the same view, and rated Messrs. Browne and Grattan soundly tor their votes on ...

... old parliament. to this dav t|ere is scarcely probability of a contest for the city'of Dublin, for no one believes that Mr. John O'ConneU would have the temerity face the hustings without a colleague professing repeal principles, and one who should, moreover ...