... ending with the i Right Honourable John Foster, the fifteenth and V last Speaker, in the year 1801. In the centre of this recess, and over the, chair, are the arms of Ireland- t the harp and crown, and above them the arms in full a of Speaker Foster. ...

... value £5, the gift. of Mr John Conway, T C, Arinagh. A Web of Caledon Tweed, the gift of Mr Charles Heron, N T, Caledon. An Afternoon Tea Service, the gift of Mrs J F O'Rahlon, Armagh. A Handsome Table Lamp, the gift of Mr Orr. Arm-agh. A eellek Dinner Set ...

... been heartily dcspised for it. Surely, said Grattan, you do not expect.. like the Jevz, redemption from HeaVen if yen do net help yourselves.' The k1ish loyalists have neever helped themsselves -in Grattan's sense. Equally unfortunate a*~ the coincidencn ...

... Bolrtud, John Kelly, iewis Harold, iafalach Doyle, 'rhos Doyle, Sas 3fI'Derxott, F Hymlnd, Diilit. M ?? Reilly, MichI Robinson, P'ter Mdul- lgan, JC Rhatiason, John Granthae, Pat Reilly, John. c xyth, James FarreUv, Jamhes ir yre, .11 Byrne, John lamtell ...

... very obedient servant, '-GILBERT KING, Bart. MR. JOHN O'CLERY. A sum of ten shillings has been received at this office from a donor, who signs himself W. B., in aid of the fund being raised for Mr. John O'Clery. Mr. O'Clery is the descendant of en ancient ...

... l hase has been published, from which the model has been taken from the Irish arms act. Henceforth no person in t Poland,. at least no Pole, is allowed to possess any arms 3 without permission, and unless they are registered and duly branded; even common ...

... elective franchise, and military rank. Mi. Grattan, whose name till be forever re- vered by Irish Catholics, moved several times for their admission to the Irish Parlia- merit. Ultimately, on the 17th February, Mr Grattan proposed- That the admission .f Catholics ...

... known that some of the greatest patriots Ireland ever had were Protestants and Preebyterians-Grattan, Wolfe Tone, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, John Mitchel, John Mar- tint, and the princely patriot Emmet (cheers), who said before he died- Let not mv epitash ...

... and expected to embark for England la few days after. The Paymaster of the 74th Bighlanders l has been recommended iy Sir John Vandeleur for the Pay. mastership of this regiment, vice Williams, deceased. The embarkation of the two battalions of the 69th ...

... position to state, that should a call of the house be ordered it will be digobeyed, and that O'Connell, O'Brien,John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other representatives of the people, who labour in the national cause, will treat the threat of Mr ...

... Flinn, John Raf- ferty, Jamnes M -Grady, 3ames M Donald, John Moore, Robert Boyd, James M'Veagh, Thomas Logan, William Maginn Thomas M'Cann, Patrick Gilmore, Henry Manay.- Daniel Manus, William Anderson, Hugh Grattan, Hugh Dasley, John Raginn. ...

... odious fact that Irishmen were denied the use of arms, boldly enunciated the poli- tioal truism, quoting the authority of Judge Black. stone, that while Irishmen are denied the right of bearing arms the Constitution of England is not in force here ...