... only son of John Doberty, aged 18 mounths. | Faxxan—July 11, at Bal'imore, Md., Thomas T D mos. %flynn.numw~m & native of the Parish of Lough Glyn, » County Roscvmomeon, aged 43 years. i @aarTan—August 2, st Rathgar, Duhlin, Miss Faany Grattan, daughter ...

... found Ireland on her koees, | walched over her with an etersal solicitude. 1 have traced her presress from injuries to arms, and from arms te liberty. Spirit of Sw ‘te ! Spirit of Melysus * your gemius has prevai ed ! Ireland is now a nation ' (o that new ...

... of ttreat Britain not held the Damian. , Market wtrwt, &Imlay. at 3. yini. Mr : John provident, tbi• chair. mad th• prewnt nem—Mr. Berm , Mr. Nial ;iv.. hon. NIL. John Grath. mot,. Mr. WM. Mr. Jame, Hismina, Mr. Patrick Bergman Mr. %Mown Mmta MO, Mr ...

... (gnat cheerio; . 'rho valuate* name Into Min;. An Irish Parliament babe. Grattan ottani his bane' word-. prised the veterans who peopled that Malaria smoothly. The eloquence of John Philpot Mama racy the soil and ill in be tomato. Well. Tone— ( applausa) ...

... ther voices they were immediataly attacked. A body of armed police, nnder Snblu{eflfl lewin, marched dows sileatly,aund in the beight of the distucbance were drawn up at one side, and grounded their arms, ominously waitiog for the order to load. In s minute ...

... further sheave anent debates. pow e r s to mch fur arms .ml emmumition. r to prevent from assembling or mewing tees of wee When the report from the Committee on the zietemeling for the purpose et taking arms seed' Attorney-General's 1111 for the better ...

... LXXXIL | GRATTAN'S DRCLARATION OF RIGHT.—BUCK FOX HAS | BOUGHT A SEAT T 0 SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT. Phe 19th of April. 1790, “ wasa great day for Ireland—tiat day gave her liberty.” —The effect ‘of Grattan's Declaration of Right, described by Grattan bimself ...

... to th,d population the estimated prudent to grant Repeal. In this strain ia, macrame up to say haLf-a-million. Now, we , Grattan writes, and with force sad vigour, io have in the one column upwards of two milions urging upon the lintbis Ministers the ...

... which exist.. It may lie oak. d if the chariry 4.f the public, which Ilk tilt,. of where John Keogh. the Catholic leader, to A counsel with Wolfe Tone, the young Pro- arm one side of the paper only. declin e pet VII calamity never fail, to bring testant patreA ...

... position to defend thicir richts fromn agaression, Mr. John O'Hagan, in the ouly public speech he delivered in that era, seconded ' Dillon’s purpose. He moved a resolution ating the statement of Lord John Russcll that the Confederation promoted social dis ...

... wound.—Juba Keys, father of the st witness, stated that John Smith bad stuck him on the back of the head with the poker while he was endeavouring to take another poker from the male prisoner.—John Smith was then examined, and ved to having Leen assaulted ...

... thopietforma he was 1.14 rod ebeesol, mail .11 threogla the meeting .11 of the audience the returned sail. be tames re j ape.. Mr. John TwLy aril mew. titre the wme—Mem. J tt It P•arom, J Porno, ii • K Csathrulge, K Tito m Mr. O'Leary, maid they were met them ...