... were to be found men from whom I expected better things. Mr. John O'Connell having concluded a very able speech in amendment, Dr. Power seconded the proposition. Up then rose Mr. Henry Grattan, and seeing him rise. could not but admire the ardour with which ...

... Richard Grattan, son of Dr. Gratlan, of Drumin, by administering arsenic in (lummety which she had prepared for llte family btcakf.ist. The eireunislatiecs the case are familiar to out readers. In August last, it will be remembered, Doctor Grattan being ...

... Council Dublin. The following members of parliament were present— John O’Connell, Henry Grattan, Daniel O’Connell, John Reynolds, and James Fagan. Shortly after twelve o’clock, the motion of John O’Connell, the chair was taken Hen G a atta *, Ksq., .M. 3lr ...

... Uigby, Christopher Bellow, Mulioy, Henry M. Smyth, Edward Mitchell, John Irwin, Leabeg; Morgon Crofton, Dominick Corr, Mathew C. Browne, Leonard Hudson, Edmond Kelly, John Irwin, Raheen; John Duke, James Kirkwood, and Juba B. C. Kelly, Esqrs. FOUR DAYS LATER ...

... vice Doran, appointed Adjutant. , i».r\ 2oth Assistant Surgeon John Gillespie Wood, MD, irom the stair, surgeon, vice James Morrison, who retires upon half pay. . . 29th Ensign John Sheridan Henderson to lieutenant without pm chase, vice Dov. son ...

... shock prejudice of yours when offer aspiration for the triumph of the seven Catholic cantons, because they are asserting, with arms their hands, the right free opinion. Turn now Ireland (hear). Head your destiny a province in her agonies of this }eur. Read ...

... Grace, Oliver Dowel John Bellewr, Richard Montesquieu Grattan, H. !! I Bernard, Viscount Grogan, Edwaid Blackall. Samuel Wensley Guinness, Richard Samuel Blake, Martin J. Hamilton, George A. Bourke. Richard S. Hamilton. J. Hans Boyd, John Keogh, William Browne ...

... then fir-t, the disarming clauses are direct invasion the common rights prerogatives of manhood. Every man has right to bear arms (haar, hear.) every civilized laudin every law-book, of every country where code of laws exists all, this i» the Jit most fully ...

... arrest the guilty party— Liiu. Chronicle Lord Cardigan objects the new law of limited army enlistment, because it will send forth upsnthe country, in a few years, number of men accustomed to the use of fire arms. The duration of service the French Army seven ...

... society at such periods shall seem expedient PROPOfeCU COUNCL. Smith O’Brien, Ml*; John Shea lor, JP, Gurlecnroe; John Dillon. Barrister; Hubert Orr. Brav Lodge; John Mnchcll, Luke Shea, JP; the Bennies, county CerU ; Hubert Cane, MD, JP. Kilkenny; Charles ...

... OBRIEN. Nj Smith O'Brien btut, in the following letter, tendered! hie resignation. The Repealers intend potting Mr. George! John O'Connell in nomination but there appears he! sea reels any doubt of the return of Mr. Monaell. ervne,! who -ill receive the ...

... about the hour of twelve o’clock, while Mr. Thomas Harvey, son to Mr. John Harvey, of ftathkerry, was engaged ploughing some land from which a tenant had been ejected, four men, each armed with a pistol, entered the field. Two of the party look deliberate ...