... Chairman (John O’Connell, Esq. M.P.) took his seat at the table in front of the plat form, and Mr. John Reynolds was placed at his right hand. Mr. J. A. Curran occupied the vice-chair. Letters of apology for non-attendance were read from Sir John Power, ...

... ever.’’ The Houses of Ennistymon and Doolen,” Long live the Proprietor Eunistymon,” ** tnillea fealtha, headed the M'Namara Arms. about 2 o’Clock the gallant Captain arrived from Doolen, the scat of his father. Major M-Namara. M.P., and his appearance ...

... round the place with pain ; and one person threatened brine an action against Lord Bcrohaven f-T cruelty to animals. Mr. Grattan said it could harllv he possible that any landlord would upon a man’s land and mark his cattle that way. If distraint was ...

... you enable him pay rent. Which do you prefer ? Common sense would reply, help him, of course. But it in practice. I see Mr. Grattan calls for meeting of Ireland’s representatives. Think of this suggestion. Nothing else will do. You cannot—need 1 tell you ...

... order, John Mitchel. Mr. T. Devin Reilly seconded the adoption this report. The motion was then put and adopted. THE MISSION TO ULSTER. Dr. West moved the following resolution “ That Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr. Ross(Rlailensburg) T. F. Meagher, John Mitchel ...

... the means resorted to in carrying the Union, read several extracts from Barrington, Dr. Boyton, Saurin. Hutton. Plunkett. Grattan, Junius, Newport. Staunton, and Wolfe Tone. He said, before he concluded the present topic, he would read the opinion Earl ...