... circumstances, »t will more rampant than ever it was ; will less forbearing, and the people are adapted endure it. Mr. (lenry Grattan next came forward, and was received with the most rapturous applause which continued tor several minutes—when the cheering ...

... Why should this precious emanation from the hand Omnipolence—which gave birth to the Volunteers of Ireland—the genius of Grattan, of Flood, and cf Cunan—which has even in her humiliation produced such diamonds as Moore and Shell why should they set in ...

... the Archdiocese • Thurles, October. ** Rbt. A itolemn office end high hums for oar brave countrymen end their oooapenkms in arms, who have fallen Italy fighting for the Holy Father, will be celebrated in the Cathedral of Thurlee, on Wedneeday, the 17th ...

... Robert Hunt, Esq., John W. Mahony, Esq., J.P., James Spaight, Esq.. J.P. In the group walking gentry were Alderman Quinltvaii. Alderman M*DonncU. J.P., John Thomas Esq., J.P., William Johnston, Esq. J.P., Michael Robert Ryan, Esq., J.P., John Augustine Levers ...

... wao anda Cast to coo of tbo ents t boat oadiioaly capo •iaed, tad two woatai (ritlon) tad tbo won uIUWIIWIo la 1854, Wat Grattan, actraaa, atanltd In Lirarpaal, William Httny C taiae, by whom At had cat child. Sba la bow tuaing ia tha Caliroreia Coorta ...

... atate of the aid liter, making tnt ea*e complicated that nothing could for me. One 4.'t, noManat ill and In dej -4 Mate, | arm \our advertiard, and rc*olred to giro them trial, more p-rhap* from ciirio«ttt, than with hoi»e of helitK eniril, I »nnd better ...

... tbs country through the public press ; and Ihcrefon wa can not p imess all the security which ws should hare without being armed for all conlingenclre. This feeling spread all orer the country, and has been spoken of in parliament, and the espnsaions then ...

... i slirred, ami before many montlis by shall give to the Conservatives proof that Ireland is invincible—that against iier, armed as she with her wrongs, no administration founded on injustice to the great majority can stand, and that over a faction a nation ...

... Patrick. Brothers of Charity. Knights of St. Mathew. Knights of St. Finn Barr. Victuallers, ith banners inscribed with the arms wand mottoes of tho trad*. Curriers, with like banners. Cabinet Makers, with like banners. Masons, with like banners. Coach ...

... fit eight pace* but escaped wound, they each fired again, when Dr. Smith pistol arm wa* broken. Thie did not arrest Ike desperate reeling of the principal*. The left arm was brought into action, they fired a third time and Dr. Jeffrie* was wounded in ...

... Noble ords. Mr. Hume beaten Leeds; also arrived in Dub: liu. would appear for similar purpose. Mr. O’Connell and Mr. Henir Grattan were elected or the County Me-th Fii lay without uppodt’on. Mr. Cor ...

... the Polish people or refusing obedience its chiefs. Hr. Venter, who known on the turf Cap* tain Barnes, shot himself at St John’s Wood last week. He was found lying on the floor bleeding, baring fired pistol into his month, the bail from which completely ...