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... h»*.d tie Duchca* THE OF A PHYSICIAN lit alone they can be sated from the horror* an eaistenc* |©f Norfdk and lhachcas of Grattan, the -SKIN I S F.A ' KS. nn.-rartcl amulsl Joint wiclLaeciaesa, bulb , low and the F:arl KinuouK occupying thearijoiniar scat' ...
... taken the name of the Protestant Repeal Association. Arms had been sent into Ireland, but hoped that they would be disappointed in religiona war. (Cheers.) Should any degenerate sons of Ireland arm themselves against their fellow-countrymen, while they ...
... indictment might mean either an actual appearing in arms the party charged, it might mean that he had incited others sppear in arms ; and he might lie guilty of the crime of levying war. if others appeared arm*, although he did notdoit himself, provided they ...
... society would be unhinged. The immortal Grattan had battled long in supjiort of his Roman Catholic countrymen. His spirit had not died when O’Connell rose and lent himself agitation the subject; but neither Grattan nor were able to obtain emancipation until ...
... Teast, thirty or forty gu ns outside the house | | and gave the lett or to his hen, le armed with pikes. There were, to Kilkenny, when [came up great number of peop armed with was returning, mounted, Js from boy in all, about arime d men about the house, ...
... appealed to arms. ied in oN | cel what he called de t u Cone the todohn oa « Kine narol laughter nd cheers the ad, that that he Wits th the i al death O'Connell ear and cheers.) Smith Ob | post Mitchel were pik and-rith at the arm! arm! arm! bl Was i being ...
... have sails and arm tho helm. Now the time t* strike the Mow to make Ireland free for lovely sons. Are too ready with nerved arms lo give cff.-cf that blow Are you ready with those stalwart bodies with tb. m stout heart*, th* nerved arms, through or ill ...
... Hamilton, Richard Davison. John Bates. Thos. Coleman. John Youn, Wm. Vcrner, S, M. Elliott. David Grainger, James Crawford, Win. Collins. J. Riddel, J. Clarke. T Semple T G. Lindsay, J. Holden, John Lindsay, Wm. Hamilton, John Potts. George Ash, Robert ...
... brief hut discursive and uninteresting discussion took place, Mr. F. O’Connor, Mr. Hors, man, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Reynolds, opposing the Kill, and Lord John Ras«eJl, Sir G. Grey, and others supporting it. After some observations from Mr. Hume, the house ...
... coaches, in way to make dl resistance unavailing, possessed themselves of live several mails and the arms ••f the guards. Being remonstrated with by John Purcell, the guard the down coach, the answer was want to free our country, and to stop the communication ...
... taking the verdict of a majority, obtained, it was found to work well. STATE TRIALS—CONVICTION AND SEN TENCE OF JOHN MITCHEL. The trial of John Milchel, for certain violent seditious publications contained in the Vailed Irishman, under the late Crown and ...
... tin ir own recognisances, 2'ff each : viz,, John Bryan, Michael Dwyer. Michael Doran, John Sullivan, Janies Mali t, Patrick Dea. John Keating, John Shea, Denis Tyan, Edward Maher, John Doran. Thomas Finn. John ...