... come, the bards of Ireland would nobly requite the Irish nation for the honours thus awarded them; and that, even when the armed heel of the conqueror had beaten into the earth every other vestige of nationality, the spirit of Irish liberty would be preserved ...

... grandfather, Sir John Parnell, was Chancellor of the Exchequer in the Irish administration nearly ninety years ago—a position he flung up rather than vote for the Union. His father was a scarcely less prominent man—the friend of Grattan and O’Connell. The ...

... witnessed in this island since that day when the Volunteers stood to arms in College-green while Hussey Burgh within.carried Free Trade ; or that still more glorious day when Grattan moved the Declaration of Right, and the genius of Swift and Molyneux ...

... a nation once again. The toast enthusiastically honoured, after which Mr, John M ‘Aleese sang, “Come, boys, a toast,” and Mr, John M'Eneney recited Dowling’s “Fontenoy.” Mr. John Toriey proposed “Our Countrymen Home and Abroad.” Most countries, remarked ...

... displaying a harp wrought with artistic skill. There was also arch in John-street, and these may be considered the only arches about town. There was a strong force of constabulary, armed with rifles and batons, at the top of Ed wardstreet and around the ...

... district paraded througli principal streets cf the town, A telegram in the Freeman, dated Glasgow, Monday night, says ; Mr. John Ferguson, of Glasgow, speaking at meeting cf Irishmen at Rutherglen to-night, said the Irish land question was no less important ...

... Raftery, Patk King, John MThelin, editor Tuam News; James O’Donnell, Henry French, Patrick Begley, Thomas Cnonaughton, Peter Hill, John M‘Grath, Matthew Gilligan, James Daly, Connaught Telegraph ; Patrick Noone, Matthew Higgins, John Kane, O’Connor, M Ward ...

... were • Mitchell Henry, M.P. ; Rev. Joseph Canton, Rev. John Mao Hale, Professor, St. Jarlath’s College ; Rev. Mark Eagleton, Menlough; Matthew Harris, Ballinasloe } James Duffy, J. Callauan, John Dillon, P, 0. Kelly, James Cloonan, Denis M'Donagh, Robert ...

... as theirs. They will then be played to the depot by their splendid band.' It is said that the question whether an artillery arm should not be added to the service is at present under the consideration of the authorities, and is very likely to be decided ...

... himself believed that England and Ireland might live together in anmity, connected only by the link of the Crown, That was Grattan’s idea and his dream (cheers). But whethep the regeneration of Ireland was to be wrought out in that way or some other way ...

... scalp wound ; Patrick M’Parthen, severe contusion of the body; Timothy Kiasane, gunshot wound in the arm, not dangerous ; John Harper, scalp wound ; John Crossley, severe wound on the leg. About 30 civilians were also treated the hospital for injuries, ...

... farmer named Farrell, near Kilbeggan, The assailants, it was alleged, subjected him to rough treatment, searched the house for arms, took away a watch, and frightened his aged mother that she died a few days afterwards. They also, it was said, made him swear ...