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... He said—But the circumstances then and now are widely different, for at that time Henry Grattan demanded a free parliament in the name of a hundred thousand armed Irishmen, with whom it would not be prudent for England to quarreL Time had brought about ...
... repealing that accursed Union (cheers). Even in Grattan’s time (and Grattan lived until 1820) —even in Grattan’s time—the Catholics of Ireland already petitioned for the Repeal of the Union, and Grattan told them If ever you, Catholics of Ireland, rise ...
... Francis Grinny,!Francis O’Neal, Mrs. Redfern, Edward Fitzsimons, Mary Doyle, John Martin, Mrs. Nester, Patrick Haddick, James Haddford, Patrick Mullan, Michael Hurley, David Kearney, John Savage, Dominick Kearney, Michael Gaffney, William Kelly, Patrick Mullan ...
... man bending under the weight of hia years (great applause). He stood and heard the last echoes of the voice of Henry Grattan, and of John Philpot Curran, as they thundered in the cause of Ireland, and in the defence of the last vestige of their and of her ...
... Messrs. John Martin, M.P., and A. M. Sullivan, Nation, same as a deputation from the Dublin Society. They arrived by the mail train, and were received Dr. Harkin, J.P., Dr. M‘Closkey, Mr. James A. M‘Carter, Mr. Charles M‘Donagh, and Mr. John Halferty ...
... Repealer, has never been a Separatist, and has always proclaimed his loyalty to the Crown. His principles are those of Henry Grattan, and, so far concerns the relations between the two countries, of Daniel O’Connell. There is, therefore, neither sedition ...
... question would, with his consent, be discussed upon the Home Rule platform—namely, the question for which the great Henry Grattan fought and would have died if necessary (hear, hear, and cheers). He had to confess again his undying faith in the great question ...
... permanent president, he should like to see Mr. Isaac Butt, M. P., elected, or if he could not fill it, they could have honest John Martin, or Mr. P. J. Smyth. He should like to see their committee sort of Republic, with the motto, Liberty, equality, and ...