... his seal.) Mr. John O’Connell again rose, and said he had been communication with Mr. Henry Grattan, reference to some observations attributed lo that gengentleman at the last meeting of the Irish Council the public press ; and Mr. Grattan authorised him ...

... honor rendered in his absence. Sisinhurn's ball-room is taken by the Repeal com-1 miner as a committee room for Mr. John O'Brien and : Mr. John O'Connell. Mr. Ross, son-in-law of the Bishop of Limerick, retires from the representation of Belfast. Mr. Bagwell ...

... called once. him, iv tpeecfae* v jjenermUjr (laughter' Boyle, wb'* vituperation ' ircUnd with .«& Council before,' Rolando » Grattan- WM Mf,r t» n*dc—that ground*. v *o adjourn / « adjourn cuDiequcnce i (hew , and ...