... with Henry Grattan, Ev.|, Ml*, J U'Gonnell. Esq, Ml*. Daniel jmi, E-q, Gray, | Kc, Beside the Right Rev IVel.itesal Dunne, , Esq, Richard Barrett, E-q, Tiioinas Steele, E-q , Among nunurous gi observed the 1* Barry, i’l*, l ira Rev John (%'glilnn, I*l* ...

... her head. Thcie was a verdict of temporary insanity. Anecdote of Grattan.— Grattan was onece attacked in the Irish Commons by an inveterate Orangeman, who made a miserable speech. Grattan replied—“ shall make no othei remark on the hon. gentleman’s pe ...

... carrying out the resolutions. Daniel O’Connell, Esq., M.P., John Augustus O Neill, Esq., the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Henry Grattan M-P-, I Nicholas Maher, M.P., Alderman O’Brien, M.P., John O’Connell, M.P., Maurice O’Connell, M.P., Sir C Logmen, Bart ...

... read his financial reform corps by Mr. O'Flaherty, Mr. Bernal Osborne, and Mr. John O'Connell, the admonition 1 proved serviceable, for you will find that Mr. Bright, Mr. John Williams, Mr. George Thompson, Mr. Kershaw, and 1 Mr. Charles Lushington, voted ...

... ANDREW JACKSON. Whilst Irish Catholics were struggling against Irish fear and English prejudice, English arms wore struggling recover that power in America which had melted away over twenty-five years previous, when the leaden statue of George the Third ...

... difficalty which arises is solely caused Yy the pecaliar position of the Royal ILrish Uonstabulary. Th Royal Liish are an armed and semi-military foree mare lLke sa'diers than palizomen. Bat they are a ‘nacessity of the poculiar condit'ons under which ...

... gathering of which we are speaking. The tickets, with the Lord Mayor's seal and arms, hail been betted fir three weeks or a month, and one was not to be had for love or money. Had Grattan, or Piunket, or Can-an, who illustrated Ireland—had Berkeley, or Swift, ...

... life---be I. uncouiprului,inuly and thoroughly Cardigan's own regiaseet agamoat Th. vile ' , laud , * of a 111,111 w..rds. is met ftiode who know bita. to The I Ith to • mat answered. tan little are follow Cardigan e victory or di.'• No One has more than me ...

... —Samuel Winter, Ewp. of Aglier. Summerhill ; William E* |, of Ardee -u-u-, ; Kulk Southwell Greville, Kvq., of Castletown- John Arm-trontr. E#?, of Willow r*nk. Funis, Colonel M.umt j'alUu. ; David Wilson, Faq-, Bel voir, Six milebrilg*. Com, -J .bn Courinev ...

... Uigby, Christopher Bellow, Mulioy, Henry M. Smyth, Edward Mitchell, John Irwin, Leabeg; Morgon Crofton, Dominick Corr, Mathew C. Browne, Leonard Hudson, Edmond Kelly, John Irwin, Raheen; John Duke, James Kirkwood, and Juba B. C. Kelly, Esqrs. FOUR DAYS LATER ...

... which hae just been received, Mr Leek, and I are sited as witnesses to the historical fact that the Act of Union carried Grattan's Parliament by corruption. have thought whom. wwe NOIIIIOB9. vary, the feet big es all bends. It is only to be amid in weemmaien ...

... said the great Grattan, occurred—coercion and conciliation wc proposed the latter, and opposed the former (and concludes) —May Lain rty of the people mortal! !” How changed the sou ! How changed even sioce last year when sent away his arms, and opposed ...