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... and supf*ort* Order, JOHN PASLEY, Clk.Old* November 10, iSo ...
... certain the fad, whether fuch appellants from the Magiftra wire or were rot qualified 1 eep arms, and that in many inflances fuch ap« eals would embarrafling them. Sir JOHN NEWPORT faid, the objedl amendment w -s this, fome chartered cities eland the numbers ...
... were more probable than that by the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Grattan), of the lady or the female in her bed chamber. did not, feel fo nicely on the fabjetß the Right Hon. Gentleman. Mr. GRATTAN faid, that the Learned had told the Committee what it ought ...
... that if fuch arms, fcc. w ere not return\ ed to the owner within certain fpace of tiuir, that then the owner Ihould have his remedy ; law for their recovery.” Sir J faid, the obj jeifl this amendment was to itifure the rclforation of arms to their right ...
... Henry Grattan, Robert Shaw. Dublin County. Haul Hamilton, Richard W. Taloot. —Univcrlity,Thomas Leflie Kofter. Duugarvan, ' Hon General George \\a.po.e. County, Kt. Hon. D. B Dal)’, Mart.n. King’v County, Bernard. Hardre.s Lloyd. Leitrim, County John La ...
... fpeech confidenhli. length, propofedmany queflions to his M a jelly’* Miniflcrs—among other matters of alluded the efttdf Mr. Grattan’s motion relpetfi to the Iriih Catholics had upon the people of ihi* country, onri hoped that the calm at prefent diffufed ...
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... **™\ Beams f*em Hew York, arrived Bdfaft the On. Survevor lead the eftablifoment of ebmfowe, Excife, affifled by Mef&s. Grattan and Arm- Sed -What a Welling for a Nad on to have Sove- w h, m ,; ,es amort filled reign who labourffor its glory inceffantly ...
... him it the titll man who entered the town. :he advance of the Britifh force, moft tremendous fire of grape, round (hot, fmall arms, was kept ; but the breach ct.ce and gained, the firming p..r r, branching off to the right and leh, took every battery in ...