... listen in the gallery of its glorious round-reom, to the did autitheses of Grattan ; the caustic wit of Curran . ’ the oily and glozing amplifications of Castlereagh ; the puns ot John Toler ; the wit ef the blunders and the bulls of the Momus of the Irish ...

... case of the hes A. French, P Daniel Kelly, J. P. O'Connor Don, J. P. Win. Molloy, J: P. Dominick Core, J. John Dalfe, J, Wm. Taaffe, acl Bal James John W. Kelly, Yen F.C. Kelly, Edward O' Conus Ganning Plunkett, French J. P. O. D. J. Gtace, J. P. Fitzstephen ...

... would furnish them with instances, and the Catholic Barons ot Eng- land never would have wrung from the hands of the tyrapnical John, the Charter of their liberties, if it had not been for the existence of Clubs of this nature.— [great cheering. } If the Cathulies ...

... empowered to call a ing as one hundred members be enrulled (ape ) Mr. Finn seconded the motion, and eulagized the conduct of Sir John Harvey, at Kilkenny, and of the Marquis of Anglesey in sending bium there, i: obedience to the genulne dictates of his own ...