... 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 ...

... Copenhagen, under the imperative mandate France, has adopted the defpcrate re- folutlon of fhutting us from the Baltic, and is arming her marine with all poflible activity to enforce the unjuft and prefumptuous exclufion. ' , Our Government, with an energy ...

... import and export of Cotton Goods between Great Britain and Ireland, duty free, was confirmed, and Dill ordered accordingly. Sir John Newport wilhed to know from the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland, whether it was intended to bring in Bill to amend ...

... 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 ...

... capture, had connived to fecrete A their Ironies quantity of arms and ammunition, for the j » ■, no doubt, of attempting an'inforrection : but their plans were timely difcov§red, and the arms and ammunition fei/.ed.—Since that affair, an order has been ...

... trial of fuch perfons. fhould alfo introduce another Bill to prevent improper from having arms their poffeffion ; granting power to Magiftrates to feareh for arms, to prevent the importation of pikes, See. fimiiar to a Bill which had been prepared his ...

... which led to the dilmiffal of Minifters ; foe undoubted prerogative. cot that it was dangerous itfelf; but who could Mr. GRATTAN thought the conduft of the fuppofe that it would ftop with that fimple meafure l a e Minifters, with refpe£l to the Catholic ...