... in November. The members in attendance were Messrs. John O’Connell, John Reynolds, J. Fagan, Henry Grattan, and D. O’Connell. During some conversation about the small attendance of members, Mr. John O’Connell proposed interview with the Lord Lieutenant ...

... in their behalf —armed not in their defence. (Cheers.) Leinster’s duke, the descendant of race of heroes and of patriot martyrs, from Silken Thomas to Lord Edward, witnessed the destruction of the Irish people, and stretched forth no arm to shield and save ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...