... miles this city, taking away several stand of arms, The National Council of Irish Members met yesterday in Dublin at the Kotnndo. There were members present. After short addresses were delivered by Mr. 11. Grattan, who occupied the chair, and by Mr. J. O’Connell ...

... the Mechanics' In. Dr. Core, John Boyle, Thom.. Cane, Martin /Innen, stit.lte was ordered to he paid. Michael Quin, Pierce tuhannon, Jams H. Boyd, John On the motion 'if Mr. Lavin - nee Quiudivan. seconded Spillane, John M'lbuinell, Dr. Kane, Daniel Cullen ...

... Mayo County. Henry Grattan, Meath County. Sir Percy Kent, Westmeath County. Fitzstephen Ffrench. Hoscon.mon County. Colonel Westtnra. King’s County. Willinm Smith O’Brieu, Limerick County. Cork City. kL'l.makt?- Galway town. John Hyaciiinth Talbot, New ...

... lo meci wrilwut delay tho to tie Irish patriot. . awful dangers from l«miuc with which society is mc- Gei.tlemen of the Grattan Ct.cn, I . you upon the name you hear. In our geiul sky .. f u i calamity, which should produce —wl ere many glories, sudden ...

... she te * Ll force the fto the truth-the sternness and pro)li bit us-not hy her armed vassah—but by the ' ,e,er rc in Wba’tttewr wL U.aT d'.rc i by cm.: » s..= , m »y. Arms their hands, ftnd would use them—(cheers) Wll the argument, you have no . ,i their ...

... your argument? with two faces—like the Marquis Buckingham, Ido not deny that whilst Belfast has been industrious described Grattan—one face turned towards tno the other places I have mentioned have been inert— Treasury, and the other pre.euted towards the ...

... connexions are from Lanca: shire, are exceedingly wealthy Hereford Journul(The parties are Mr. John Lees Ainsworth and hia wile, sister to the Kev. Anthony John Haaime'. Bazaar.—Sick and Dying Boar. T the ear»CTt re ...

... Coach, nut who take care to return by the much calkd The political Trader, which starts from the Treasury, the proprietors John Russell t Cu., providing tlww passengers with snug berths and good plates. i oat the political honor of public men, the only ...

... of feeling for the misfortunes of Ireland, for the speech is no more her Majesty’s than it is ours. It is the speech of Lord John Russell, put of course into her Majesty’s mouth; and all the Premier has to say is that he recommends “ measures which, with ...

... address l of YARBOROUGH and BEBSBOt-bH moved and seconded the address in appro•petches. saih then rose, and, after observing * arm ** et under tilth f* * complained «io k d °th* ln Her Majesty’s speech beark * condition of the country, or the ‘-a , led to ...

... ty. Imposshlel so said prudent men to thejmung enthusiast. Henry Grattan, when he cried, •* This great Council of Irish nation shall stand up free. Eighty-two arose, and Henry Grattan was hailed as saviour (hear)— After the senate had been emancipat ...