... public eatttnaso-i. without one of their own member* lending hand to fling them stilt -r into the mire. Next Mr. John O’Connell, comes Mr. H. Grattan.— ' alts', what s.d recolucuons do tho-e names conjure up in the heart ef every Irishman On whom have the mantles ...

... has almost shown itself hv «en«« i(a dot e« ( eompei«cs «t prrsent nearly 4.000.000 wen. 1.t00.000 of whom ase armed with musket* or lisht arms. It pot*eesrs 500 guns The organization o: 900 battalion* of disposable National Coards con'ormity with the dterce ...

... to them, and be sure they would pot forth their hand her Was Jamaica her auxiliary. Guiana her firm friend, Canada her right arm ? (bear, hear.) Was this time to lay fresh taxes overburdened country ? (hear, hear.) The day might come when England would ...