... a mockery of Mr. John O'Connell's arguments. Mr. Urattan is as high constitutional authority. He de. nied that the bill was a coercion bill or a curfew bill. ?? abided by the Bill of Rights, for it allowed men who ought to have arms to keep them for their ...

... a bad sign when the t government did not dare to entrust arms hito the hands of I the people. If there was danger in permitting the people a to have arms the best plan was not to take the arms from a them, bitt to take away the motive for using them impro ...

... the returning officer in not comnencing the a poflat the hour fixed by law. The petitioners are John o MlCenna,TJJ.; Andrew Cahill, Richard Russell, and John n Smitb, freeholders. The usual recognizance was yesterday, a the 3d iat., entered into at the ...

... Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL handed in the following sub- soriptions from himself end family sor 1847: John O'Connell M P. ?? ?? £1 Mrs. John O'Connell ?? I Daniel O'Connell (John) ?? I Miss Elizabeth O'Conne)l ?? ?? I James O'Connell (John) ?? ?? I ...

... decline (laughter). Mr. H. GRATTAN denied, in reference to a paper quoted by the honourable member for Nottingham, that Grattan was ever a member of the Society of United Irishmen. Mr. O'CONNOR.I did not say so. Mr. GRATTAN-You dare not I You dare not ...

... barri;tcr; John Rafferty, Simon Browne, Janme Murphy, Thomas Dunn, Monsieur Chappuis, Paris Thomas Strong, Christopher O'Connor, Johnl Smyth Nliurioe R Lpyne, Michael Murphy, Peter Shannon, John Vor, James Delany, T C, Rev Charles Browns, 0 S F John Byrne ...

... T Fagan, W Macunamara, Major Foz, R M Power, N M O'Connell, John R uoche, E B O'Connell, JM | Reynolds, Jobn O'Brien T j Scully, F O'lBrien, John | Waklqy, T o OFjaherty, A TELLERS- Grattan, H O'Counetl, Maurice Graeae, Captain O'Connor, Faurgiea. . STEAM ...

... Hle believed that ithe Y Catholic clergy of Ireland were an eaemplary body of met. au and they would be quite ready to go arm in arm w i:I b the Protestant clergymen to the relief committees. 1 b01 believed that many of those Catholic Clergymen ktiee 2 ...

... the Solicitor-General, Lord John . Ruseell, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and other bon. a members. ?? a division, Mr. Walpoles motion was carried by a t majority of 135 !o 124 THE BISHOP OF E2CETER'S LETTER. Mr H. GRATTAN wishedlto puta qaestion as ...

... Evans, rector of DUrtmonV;aY, In tbt county Cork. At Vera Cruz, of yellow fever, Arthur Willism, third sed of tbs late John Grattan, Esq, MD, of Edenderry, in the KiXif6g County' Hollowey's Pills and Oito-ent._Coughs, Colds, Asith mae, and Shcrtnees of ...

... of the Eboard. Mr. H. GRATTAN coondenned the smallnoss of the re- muneration given by the board to the medical officers, which wee only 5l. a day. Mr. LABOUCHERE defended the board, and after a brief discussion, in which Mr. John O'Connell, Mr Wakley, ...