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... What is the arms* act ? Here the law prohibits the keeping of arms; hence arise in. vidious distinctions, galling and insulting to the people, and I have known and witnessed them. Go into the houses of one class, and there you will find arms kept, and permitted ...
... not a tenant. Neither is it true that my estate has b«en tbe scene of tomUnatiom, mnrdert, burnr»jr, burglaries, robbery of arme, attinl/i, jre. jrc. I hive nor time at present to enter into particulars in miking this denial ; but I refer you and your ...
... Blake, John James Bodkin, Denis Caulfield Brady, Hewit Bridgeman, R. D. Browne, Callaghan, Robert Otway Cave, iscount Clements, W. S. Crawford, G. Evans, Sir U. Ferguson, Hon. R. Fitzgibbon, C. Fitzsiraon, French, Henry Grattan, James Grattan, A. H. Lynch ...
... yeomanry. Lord John Russell and Mr. Fox Maule defended the conduct of government on that occasion, Mr. O’Connell availed himself of that opportunity to make some remarks on the partial conduct of the Horse Guards in the case of Lord Cardigan. He hoped, before ...
... rafsd ! Connell was powerfully impassioned 1 ever saw in his own arms, during the ev>l days*'of the proclamations ; so impetuously yivrcious, that the laid down their pens in despair—Grattan was reckless and fiery a thnulitr of the olden time—Gordon wrathful ...
... Countess Wilton, Countess of Jersey, Lady Robert Peel, Earl of Aberdeen, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Mrs. Howley, Sir John and Lady Anne Beckett, Lord and Lady Lyndburat, Lord Ward, Lord Cantalupe, Lady James Graham, and Mr. Edmund Macdonnell. Her ...
... presented a petition from Belfast for a reduction of the duty on coals. _ Mr. Moore and Mr. Grattan supported the prayer of the pctition.—Ordered to be printed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT presented a petition fiom the landownersof barony of the county of Wexfmd, praying ...
... hardware merchant. John Sharwood Wade, late Pembroke quay, and formerly Bay view avenue, gent. John Quinn, formerly Jervis street, carpenter ; then of Bolton street; and late of Castle street, carpenter and con feet loner. James John Williams, late of ...
... Henry causa the ehUdranS. Grattan, rtqummtokhow at Whet hour in Ae he w add, km tarmloatadfolairy tohaA, t» tn w>it«sMr Grattan’s friend. Mr. Wallace. ,of eente palsaaeos herrtee, rfcmbto Arengh Ju « Mr. would not trouble Mr. Grattan at Ais the early part ...
... liberties. We should hope that not one single Catholie will be found base as to vote for that man. was said the immortal Grattan—and oh. how immortal and how dear ia that sacred name-* I hare erown grey the service of my country, and it is now too late ...
... Joshua Bowes, John Hayter, Wm G Scrope, Geo P Brabazon, Lord Heathcoat, John Seale, Col Brabazon, Sir W Heathcote, J Seymour, Lord Bridgman, Hewitt Heneage, E Sharpe, General Briscoe, John Bindley, Charles Sheil, R L Brockleburst, John Hobhou?e, Sir J ...
... pronortion of Irish represent, tives the British heart and the British arm must have rather than declined. Even before the first great diminution of the penal code, we find it ated by Mr. Grattan, in his ch to parliament the Catholic bill, in Februarv, 17!t2 ...