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... to be raised to tight against Don Carlos —(hear, hear) —they sent nien-01-war to blockade her ports —money —poor John Bui! —• blankets, arms, powder, shot, to oppose him, and do not stop there, for they also sent a mag- ] nificent battalion of marines, ...
... state of public affairs (hear). arms (Ireland) bill. On the question that the report of this hill received, Mr. SHARMAN CRAWFORD rose to propose an amendment, that the unrestricted power of having, carrying, and using arms, for all legal purposes, is right ...
... bar the house (hear). Mr. O’Connell deprecated the idea of turning out in arms ; it was quite contrary to Ins system. The people of Ireland would continue peaceable (hear). Mr. John O’Connell spoke against the new colleges, and particularly inveighed against ...
... showing the treatment we had previously received at Lord Cardigan's hands. We may here mention, en pu&sant, that the question of Captain Reynolds—“ Was I not a captain the regiment before you (Lord Cardigan) joined if?” and his lordship's answer in the r.ftirmativc ...
... Confederates. Mr. John O’Connell has been on one or two occasions intemperate, so has his illustrious father, whose lamentable illness has, I verily believe, been chiefly caused by his fears and his anxiety for bis country ; but John O'Connell has since ...
... highest sw.x^-.KT^r.ina you—He hu» treacberoutiy eounlrv ' •or the arm, bil.; the most perlecl /l who „ , about there is lady cade. Uehecca. A , w snrrection, anil yet there hrint* arm® bill for Wales. They dare s™.; written the nio»t foolwhy letter that ...
... hn Murphy. Dr. Wad.ly, M. Mayler. John Codd 1.. Walsh, John Day, Sir F. Hunto.Darid Fortane. Cartv. Walter Stafford, R. Walsh, hards w. Eakins, W. T.x.10, J. Kjnwlal. Sparrow, N. Gwhlull, Justin Urenane, Col. Johns Theaerk read mieutos of last day's ...
... principsl cause. I request to remembered to Mrs. Fox, and to friend. General Fitzpatrick, and am, yours most truly, HKMtY GRATTAN.** The honourable and learned gentleman haring remarked upon the applicability of various sentiments expressed in this letter ...
... on the clause. T(IE CABINET—TENDEHED I'-KSB.NATION LUUI/JOHN UUSStLI. Ministers, with ail their ilesirc for place, cannot, it is now evident, hang much longer toge« tl.er—and already has Lord John Russell tendered his resignation. Never certainly was a ...
... his communication, paid well merited compliment tho patriotic seal of the Rev. Clement Pettit, and his excellent curate. Rev. John Doyle, together with the moral and enlightened flock committed to their spiritoal care. In the absence of bis brother, Mr.Maurieo ...
... one gun and two pistols. 11. John Whelan of Ballyroarlin, parish of Ardcavau, and barony of Sbilmalier, one gun. 12. Thomas Nolan, of St. Peters College, Wexford, parish of St. John s, and barony of Forth, one gun. 18. John Sinnott, ofTacumsbane, ofTacurasbane ...
... celebrated these events—you have met and walked in procession, with martial music, and fully armed, and oftentimes excite i by momentary feelings you have used your arms against yaur defenceless countrymen ; you still exult victories wherein your ancestors ...