... the great Grattan) “ occurred coercion and conciliation ; proposed the latter, and opposed the former (and concludes) May the Liberty op the People be Immortal! How changed the son ! How changed even since last year when he sent away his arms, and opposed ...

... Grace decided that Captain Noel must apologise to Lord Cardigan for the three errors. Sir John nicdonald, Adjutant General, desired Captain Noel to attend him, and, in the presence of Lord Cardigan and other autlicritiea, requested the culprit to apologise ...

... it is the best and the most efficient movement that made. Richard Grattan, M.D., J.P. C. G. Duffy. Esq. [As Mr. Daffy not a Protestant lie cannot have the pleasure of proposing Dr, Grattan in the Protest, Repeal Association; but will commit the task to ...

... the several companies. Nothing can exceed the good conduct of all ranks in camp. Michael Maher, John Preston, Jeremiah Kcaley, John Lihane, Pat Ormond, John Brennan, Stephen Monissy, James Butler, Tames Day, Edmond Kennedy, Mtchael Rricn, and James Brittain ...

... to Thorles. Sunday night an armed party of five men, with faces blackened. entered the house of Patiick Pickle, • farmer, residing scar Bansha, county Tipperary, and fired three shots ; the contents of one entered Pickle's arm and another his breast. The ...

... Uurkett—Lord John Russell made declaration the other day that lie would resist Repeal cveu bloodshed and ciril war, and was a v«ry singular thing—in order to follow it up—this, our country is filled, not only with the troops of Great Britain, but arms have been ...

... Browne. R. D . Callaghan. . Caulfield. J. M., Paean, W.. Grattan, H., Greene. J.. Henry. Ale*.. Kerr, R, Kershaw, Mon«ell, W., Moore, G. H.. Mowatt. P., O’Connell, J.. ReynoMa. J., Sadleir. John. Sorope. G. P., Scully. Praneia; E. K., Thompson, Col.. Thompson ...

... night I in the Music-hall, Lower Abbey-street. The different clubs connected with the body were present. The first was the Grattan club, headed by Messrs. O'Donotroe, O'Flaherty and Sexton, estimated at 600. The Davis club, preceded by Mr. P. J. Smyth, ...

... Julan's gate ; Margaret Slattery cyltrian, Mary• street. John Murphy and John Madigan were arrested by Serjeant Riedy fur being of an armed party that attacked arid robbed the dwelling of John Ilarty, of Abington, on the 9th of August, and assaulted the ...

... worst of the people are armed to a great extent.’* What it means **lllo worst of the people presume is the poorest, poverty having been long regarded as a crime in Ireland. If the middle classes and farmers are not so well armed, and if in any struggle ...

... strong, indeed, are they, that they resolved to combine and arm, they did in 1752, they would be able alone to drive every foreign invader from our shores, even if the Catholics folded their arms and did not strike a single blow. And have strong presentiment ...

... Doyle) and Mr. Staunton Cahill; also of Mr. John D. Mougan, gentleman from the north Ireland, deacon of the Protestant Church (cheers.) next moved the admission of Mr. John Roland, of Drogheda, and Mr. John M Cronan, of a respectable solicitor (much cheering) ...