... Amongst (hose present were John Merlin, L-mghorne; C. G. Duffv, T. D. M*Gee, John Milchel, T. D. Reilly. M. F. O’Flaherty. P. A. Byrne, J. M'Vmgh, Belfast; James P. Costello, P. J. Smyth. R. D. Ireland, John Williams, Blsekrock ; John O'Hagan, barrister; P ...

... cannot arm themselves without th** authority of the Crown ; and when I stated that arms were in the act of being aent to Ireland. did not mean that it was with a view to the arming of that particular association, but to add to the stock of arms, and enable ...

... mense cheers)—that the armed forces of her Majesty ought to be seduced or bribed—(hear)—and that if seduction or bribery should not succeed, then they should opposed by force of arms (Hear.) Sir, live in times when persons arm themselves, and are told ...

... pared to take up arms in opposition to the constitution, ano that he would advise his friends to up aims also. Order.”) Mr. JOHN O’CONNELL ro«e to order. Ho utterly denied that the hon. m--mb»T for Limerick hod said that he would take up arms against the monarchy ...

... of the union. Mr. JOHN O’CONNELL moved for leave to bring In Bill to Repeal the Legislative Union between Great Britain and Ireland, and enable her Majesty to summon her Parliament of Ireland. He commenced drawing a wide line of demarcation between his ...