... 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 ...

... 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) ...

... G. GUchreest, bar.; Rev. Dr. Groves. John Kclch, B. M'Garry, J. Reilly, bar.; Edw. Reilly, T.C,; P. Slevin, E. D. Williams. P.L.G.; T. M. Scully, bar.; Rev. Mr. O Reilly, P.P., Cavan; F, Smith, bar.; P. Martin, John Fox. T. Coyne, W. Reilly, Mullingar; ...

... called on them n second time to arm, arm, arm . (loud rheers.) Had they nrmed some months ago, they would be four months nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm now ; and when they had armed, they would be ready, and not sooner (loud ...

... Doctor E. Williams. P L.G. John Archhald, Arklna. P L.G. John H. Thoms*. Michael Murphy, James D. Roche. Edward Galavan. T.C.; J. H- Dunne, sen.; P. A Taaffe (solicitor}, J.P. Conran, Andrew Chill, James Ennis (merchant.) Mr. John ro«e and »W; I have the ...

... the powers of the Coercion Act, for the surrender and deposit of arms in the possession of parties without license. The instant ill be the last day for the unlicensed possession of arms ; the penalty for keeping them longer two years imprisonment. A hogshead ...

... great favourite with the gentry around him. It appears that John Mitchel and be were school-fellows and most devoted friends, and the example of Ahat unhappy man may attributed the ruin of John Martin. —Mommy Herald Corrttpondent Til HA*vasp.—The weather ...

... panel- John Fnxgcrald, Wiliam Wi'linmt, lames Power, Robert D.llon. Andrew Swee'msn. Benjamin L. Gul. s Poster Dowlm*. Georae CraU Tail 'f. George gentleman took the declaration of * the people railed Quaker ’) - David Henry Skerrard, Sir John Ribcen ...

... the people. . Mr D COCHRANE regretted the bill was limited two years, Mr. O'Brien had said that was prepared take up arms against the constitution. Mr J O'CONNELL—He said such thing, (hear.) Mr. V. O’CONNOR poured out vehement invective against ...

... mas Daly, Kilcullen John Hughes, James Cantwell, S. R. Fraser, (member of the Repeal Associatioa com| mittee); Charles Taaffe, J. Noble, T. Seaton, M. Ken- I nan, barrister; John Kennan, solicitor; J. J. Walker, K-J. O'Doherty. John Savage, Patrick Hickey ...

... place upon the table of the House of Lords, in the course of few days, bill for the enfranchisement of copyholds. Mr. H. GRATTAN excited much amusement by the phraseology in which he gave notice of hi* intention to call the editor of the Morning Put to ...

... the hour that you may be wanted (loud cheering, and cries of •• we arc ready for them at any hour.”) 1 am sorry I cannot say arm in this proclaimed district but let each man provide himself with three or f our pound* of iron and one half pound of steel ...