... could say much. Bet me re- I mind Father Kavanagh thst two the fore- ; most men and patnots whim Ireland Im. produced, Henry Grattan and Connell, both of then, con,emm.rar.es, and denounced tho men of the las, of their lives. I woukl him that the entire Hierarchy ...

... January 18. La&t evading the inquest the body of John Dunphy. who died abot Jy after admission to the City sod County Infirmary the 19th December last, was concluded before Mr E Power. District Coroner. John Dunphy, the father of the boy. i* in custody charged ...

... axened her jealousy ihtreby she would take it away, she took aw*y Grattan’s unlesi they had arms w defend (loud cheers), and she would take good car* they slioukl never have those arm:.. Iraui voiuntears would never gather Main unless under tL ...

... convince I fear nothing short of Falser John Uurphy's re-app^a;aace _n earth and letter from liim to the Nation expressing h:s penitence would shake the i wiSdencc of your esteemed corespondent. he from Grattan. Oonabll, and the Bishop*, so much the worse ...

... believe perm-! her downfall has begun. towers the modern Babylon have been shaken the.r foundatomiK I have long looked upon John Bull a,s har(icncd sinner, hut has many retreats” latelv in >outh Africa that think is now fair way oonvorason. and few more ...

... :«el free the whole the grazing lands of Ireland and the uemesnes of the Irish landlords from tithe, and, in the words of Grattan, sent the parson from the demesne the landlord to garden the cottager—a process which the , landlord* had in successive s ...