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... which, Mr. Hamilton tcll« u«, i» now in •Uto dissolution —he has been the inmato gaol but that very imprisonment ha. trebly armed for the impending conflict, in which the most cherished ynriletre of the Irish people, the punty and impartiality Tf the Jury-box ...
... ask more. I appeal to your honest natures : 1 supplicate your independent spirits. Is one man to struck , down by the strong arm of tho law. whilst another eqaallv gnilty—if either bo guilty—is at large and in freedom ? Roman Catholic priest who in m» ...
... it is movement of the Protestant peasantry : . , , , . Ballimamore—On Sunday night, the 24th instant, party of least well-armed fellows, several whom wore mounted good hordes, marched through the village Ntwtowngorc, and proceeded in the direction of ...
... assimilation, 'he Orange factions, whw would not celebrate Mr. John M.rlin tec the resolution, their Suvereigns’sbirth were determined to with accUm ...
... Oiallan, our Curran, our Sheridan, all Who for jeals, were the ahiefs in the eloquent war,’* remain, with the eiCption of Grattan, if an reception it be, without any public testimonial from the nation which they honored. Curran’s remains have been recovered ...
... lire* a* well a* their libcrtie* were ta.c mbit keeping, and that long a. they obeved him they were tafo. They had prored them- John Collin, the resolution wot carried unammooriy. The following rerelutkm, in accordance with Mr. 1 Oargory’t .nggestion, waa ...
... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1837. No. Vol. VII. imperial HOUSE OF COMMONS —WtDxrsuAY, Feu, 2'2. Mr. Vigors wan introduced by Mr. H. Grattan and Mr. W. Finn, wlien took the oaths an.l his seal for Carlow, in the room of the late Mr Ivavanagh. The bon. genileman was ...
... oOth May, Ur.°Forau, Bishop of Waterford; the Mayor of Smith O Bnen—Denman, Cottenham, Clonmel, John 11. Talbot, Esq., the Mayor ot Kil- ,i Campbell—“Grattan Charlomont - and an immense host of gentlemen, whoso . tholic Emancipation, 182J Clare, 1 Hie ...
... -has observed that there can bo terms in the Kn.d.sh de- Grattan said he had watched the cradle of Ireland’s scribe atrocity of th« pt,omJh« !>> liberty, mid lollowcd its hearse to the grave. Grattan of 1 _ hour tud . ha | .fmr spoke his own history, her ...
... conjecture any horrors more atro- ever say, that under the circumstances you have lamllur.l ami tenant ougn: to nave n woi >- JOHN O’CONFELL. tliun what have stated, detailed, and which are emphatically described own. His characteristics should integrity ...
... from loot of Montjutch. The total number armed men in Barcelonetta is staled by their Iriends to be O,O ...