... ot Henry Grattan, John Philpot Curran, Sexton Pery, Lord Kilwarden, Charles Sheridan, John ParneDl, Edward Bellingham Swan, iichar Langrishe, Sbaplaad Carew, John Bla- 9quere, Barry Yelverton, Thomas Connolly, Luke iGwrdiner. Henry Floods ...

... person standing on the left side oftbe room, and quite close to the platform, cried out, It is arms we want; we don't want legal agitation; give Us arms, arnms. A great commotiou instantly arose, and there were loud cries of Put him out. The individual ...

... had the irr-tation atir provoca- ;3 tior of finding in the mirat of peiacful men and I women the spiire-helmetesI and musket-armed 8 1 servants of -En,4land (ciieer-). I only wish that - i thronghoint Ireland the conduct of the aiuthorities t in ?? rw were ...

... present had ?? sense of the iac racity g bringing together a croi-e of tca rac. k renters in the historic hall under whose Grattan and the Volunteers cnce assembicd The support, however, M~lich the retyi Defence Association ca`n3ot os it s country it is ...

... SALE AT HOWTH. a Mr. T. P. O'CONNUR-I beg to ask the Chief 1 t Secretary whether at the Sheriffs sale at the farm I e of Mr. John Butterly, at Howth, all the animals I pnt Up for sale, with the exception of some pigs, were not disposed of; whether the sales ...

... advisers | : o of the Crown for the bene§i of Ireland was In ' either rejected or niutilst-d by the Lords, iln vwhile Lord John Ruassll declarel in the samne ! ar Senate that not~iing tira or stable vsas pos- JU siible in Ireland Inless the Government ...

... J. it dII, Wii. Flinagasn, 'eter Finegan, J. P. Oltsilly, .iJhn Kelly, Daniel [B iurke, John Kenniedy, Iii.lird Bulger, John Ut 'Conuor, Richard lmcating, John Doyle, Patrick e Dilan. ] Mi'. M'Evoy thoeught this wa.s the proper time to e intervene, ...

... the procession passed-Eden-quay, O'Connell-bridge, Westmoreland-strett, College. green, Dame-streat, Parliament-f treat, Grattan- blidgL, and the northern line of quays-wero ;lined with thousands of spectators. Ail went well until the PArk was reached ...

... dead body of Patriek i|Mulan. I will also ask him, on the same day, a. l whether during the service of ejectments on the ae Grattan-Bellew property, at hount Bellew, an old ed man who was so alarmed by the presence of the 3 ry police and the service of the ...

... danger or when there was ?? for the consideration of Ireland-I miss .John Dillon (cLeers). When Michael Davitt was t removed, and when the post of danger and of I *honour was ocant, John Dillon, with his pale face ( and erxactated form, st'epped into that ...

... The ATTORRNEY-GE1NERAL for IRELAND said the action against Colonel Hillier was brought for illagal arrest by the late Mr. John Rea. M1r. lea was on the occasion referred to addressing a large and excited crowd in inflammatory language, and after being ...

... Lord Brougham wa then in a rips old age; and he was well sustained by the great French economist, Michel Chevalier, by Sir John Shaw Lefevre, who was one of the wisest and worthiest mon I have ever known, and my late lamented friend Chief Justice Whi'eside ...