... intense, with snlost trembling interest. We are igno- rant of what the govornmomont is about to do-of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage otet his sagacity. I will not dispute his possession of these virtues ...

... humble name should be affixed to their petition as a set off to that nefarious one which the name of John Ennis was attached to (hear, and groans). Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL in bringing up the report of the law and distress committee said :-Sir, it is the intention ...

... Clserhes!Demely, Joh P Whilty, ~j'Geoge nssie 'R~ W~ilson,' 'Johin 'M'Kcnhi 'C;'Pip .Rledrnsond;- Ecird Butleif' John' 'itysrn,: Vt 'C Esiy, 'John ' Duonne, 'aA6ke CtiCorf,; 'Eavrd JToneo''Dowieg,'C; J! M; i Rooron, Tinotliy Gieen'j Very' Rev 'Dr Sprott, ...

... of the Irish Alliance. I never thought they be- longed to those men by whom salvation was brought to Israel. I blamed Mr. John O'Connell for not having taken a part in the first conference, because I expected that the quixotism of Ballingary, and the ...

... ~vpjein~p~;pgtphe. .actions of the society werle int~r~tqtd Von say by dpiee for amn bour? Y`Os. k Well, Fox, or Pitt, or Grattan could say a great deal in an hour. Were you in the chair ? There was no formal chair taken; I think I stood most of the time ...

... Gavin, Alderman Moran, James Lambert, T C; John Ferguson, T C ; John Bagnell, TC; Richard Kelly, T C; John Chambers, Samuel Waterhouse, Alderman Keshan, Wison Gray, Joseph Henry Dunne, Richard Keatinge, T C; john Kennedv, J. Moran, Henry Reynolds, barrister; ...

... ciation as may gather into its ranks not alone you and Mr. let Leyne, Air. O'Hea, and Mr. Stritch, Mr. Galivey, and Dr. at. Grattan, Sir Colman O'Loghleln, and Sir Timothy O'Brien, to Father Gilligan, Father O'Malley, but itiso such.8terling 1000 Cdl and ...

... Conciliation Hall. Among those present ?? O'Connell, M.P.; Rev. P. J. Gilligan, Alderman M Loghlin, John Bagnall, T.C.; John Kelch, Peter Slevin, P. Tormey, John Rafferty, Shel- burne-place; Thomas Walsh, P. Quan, J. Daniel, P. Smith, Bernard Brady, W. Cranston ...

... present were- Henry Grattan, M.P., William Digges LaTouche, Sir T. O'Brien, M.P., J. M. Cantwell, solicitor; William Andrews, Hugh Morrisso., Geo.W Boileau, Thomas Whitfield, Simon Foote, Abraham Rainsford, P. Gilchreest, barrister; John Langstaff, Luke Dillon ...

... cheers). The question having been put, Mr. II. GR.ATTAN denounced the address of the noble lord as devoid of argument, intercst, or point, and utterly unworthy of a great man or of a great minister. He (Mr. Grattan) was opposed to the proposed measure, for ...

... others had Y failed, and that the other powers should have been consulted, n and their acquiescence obtained. The Earl of CARDIGAN didt not think that the claims I made upon Greece were of sufficient magnitude, or of suffi- - cient confidence, to justify ...

... Mrs. John Kelly, a friend to the cause. 2a. 3d., collected by Mr. John Byrne, .LW., in Plunket-st.; Os. 4d., collected by Sarah Malone, Wentworth-place, from the following:-Mrs. Ellen Sloane, Mlaryanne Nugent, Ellen Crean, John M'Neulty, John Johnston ...