... before her, though she rage at the sight, flies the signal of Ireland’s resurrection, set high in the world’s face by the brawny arm of our fastest friend, of her triumphant rebel. She may rage, but she dare not seofl - aloud. She may curse, but she dare not ...

... Downing-street. It was by such agency that Grattan made the Revolution of ’B2. It was on the benches of the Irish Parliament as much as in the ranks of the Volunteers that bis strength lay. And it was when this mighty arm of his power became degenerated and ...

... 714 i I -.. THE SPEECHES OF JOHN PHILPOT E liked, with Mem >ir and Historical Notes, by Tnor Davis. .lin: Duffy. . Among the great men of Ireland’s greatest period, Join Phlipot Curran-the advocate, wit, orator, patriot —has earned a mim irable and d ...

... Rev. John Walsh, Rev. Michael C.C.; Rev. William Walsh. 0.5. A.; Rev. C. Browne Rev, Thadeus O'Malley. J. Mahon, J. Moran, J. Sheri dan, Burke, barrister: J. Ungual. T.C.; A. R Stritch, barrister; Michael Moran, John Rafferty. James Nugent, John Fitzgerald ...

... deceased. Edmond Peter Brennan, Esq., A. 8., T.C.D., eldest son of John Brennan, Kingston Lodge, in the county of Dublin, Esq. Peter John M'Kenna, Esq., A.B .T.C D., only son of John M’Kenna, of Summer-hill, in the city Dublin, merchant. Augustine Duggan ...

... IS STRENGTH. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NATIOIf. Sir—That union of Irish Celt and Saxon for which Bedel preached, Swift wrote, Grattan struggled, and Davis sang, has at length taken place, and Ireland, from Fair Head to Skibbereen—from the Irish sea to the ...

... speeches nearly as false and as empty. Lord John, with an aspect chiller than January, and more barren than Magillicuddy, will protest anew against sustaining her a part of the empire, or unbinding her arms to help herself individual nationality. Tyranny ...

... the liberal and enlightened Protestants the other provinces. Orangism, too, must be encountered and put down by the strong arm of the law, impartially administered. What does Mr. Underwood say on ttiis subject ? Does he approve or disapprove of the doings ...

... Kotundo, and feared to file one fetter from the limbs of the Papists, they failed, and fell in disgrace, they deserved. When John Keogh and the Democratic Delegates of the Catholics dared to spurn the slavish loyalty of Lord Kenmake and his faction, their ...

... Sir Woo. Betham, John Ball, George F. Brooke, John Barton, Alexander Boyle, Arthur Bushe, Isaac Butt, Q.C.; Rev. R. Barton, ■Francis Brady, Abraham Brewster, Q.C. ; Thomas Bushe, John Bushe, A. H. Bagot, Lowry Balfour, Garrett Byrne, John Busby, Arthur Barlow ...

... the requisition now agreed upon to our county members, Mathew S. Corbally and Henry Grattan, Esqrs., with a request, that they will attach their signatures to same. “John Langan, P.P., Chairman.” These meetings will be memorable on many grounds. The deputation ...

... Piedmontese Professor Xuytz; to the heatificaj tious of the venerable servants of God, Anne Paredes, | John deßritto, Germaine Cousin, Andrew Bobola, John j Grande, Paul of the Cross, &c., all the great acts, in a I word, of this Pontificate, fruitful in ...