... THE GRATTAN CLUB, numbering about two hundred members, headed Mr. P. O’Dohohue, came next, followed by the the confederation have heard with much satisfaction that the Protestants of the north are engaged in arming themselves, all freemen have a right ...

... Molloy, bamater ; Thom.s Ark.n , ; Joseph Henry Dunne, jun ; John Penlony, Rathf.rnhara John Denn.n John Brown i J»l> Tu »J ; Gilchreest. barrister ; Res Grose, J Kelch ! Bern.rd M Garry i John Reilly, barrister; Edward RellyTC. Peter Sleiin; E D Williams ...

... he called on them a second time to arm, arm, arm ! (Loud cheers.) Had they armed four months ago, they would four months nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm now ; and when they had armed, they would ...

... Iruhman then poured forth torrent of sedition and treason, His cry was arm, arm, arm.” He was proud to be there that evening to second resolution for arming the Irish nation_(cheers) thought they had speeching the platform quite long mough. For his own part ...

... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... 1 called on the people in this ball to arm. Now 1 call on you again to arm (cheers). 1 say arm, arm (cheers). Had armed four months ago, we would be four months nearer our liberty to day (immense cheering). Arm ...

... you again to arm (cheers). I say arm, arm (cheers).— Had we armed four months ago, we would be four months nearer to liberty to-day (immense cheering ). Arian now ; aid yourselves and God wiil aid you (chers). God will aid you when you are ready and willing ...

... called on them a second time to arm, arm, arm! —(loud cheers.) Had they armed four months ago, they would be four months nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm now ; and when they had armed,they would be ...

... George Gregory Jones, Esq., Edinburgh; F. Corny ns. Woodstock; C. G. Dnffy, John Mitchel, T. D. Reilly, T. D. M’Oee, Samuel Fitxpatrick. barrister; Dr. Mulligan, J. J. Smyth, John Williams, B. Lawless. J. Byrne, James Cantwell. J. P. Costello, Albert Wm ...

... 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 ...

... the Consulate, until every spark civil liberty was trampled beneath the hoof of a military desnotism. or. the la‘,c Henry Grattan not inaptly described in HI4. a Stratocracy. under the iron role Nannlcnn. Adequately to characterise the present state of ...