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... the British empire, demand that the fetter that was corroding the Hesli, and eating away the sinew one arm of the State, should taken off, leal the arm become paralysed, and of strength, or grow uiortiHLsi, and convey destruction tha hotly. (Loud cheers ...
... that Protestant Curate, James Nixon, the brother of any letter was sent an Archbishop, that any Protestant John Nixon, came company with John minister had disgraced the body to wh.eh lie belonged . . .w xt* • i carrying such letter. They never had such ...
... from Robert Gour- atfiin#* him. . , , his lemarked, ditf»*r**»»i »»» compla.oing his continued confinement, for 3 Moved hy John ade. Etq. and wooded hy J . . t . . nl ot . curled a Co.u- | years and . half, without even knowing who was h.s rr £™ lve(1 ...
... HryisUr and in the Northern Whig. The Rev. John Devlin having IoR the Chair, and Mr. Thomas Donagney being called thereto, it was Resolved—That the marked and distinguished thanks this meeting offered to the Rev John Devlin, for bis dignified and proper conduct ...
... sorrow expressed in the House Lords; ’.he Long Island exile; the ten weeks imprisonment John H.’ves tor going round English Town teli the people that I had armed in g. health ; the laaguage the House o* Commonsdrin» the season of x-Acts ; Aylesford’s ...
... sanguinary burlet'a, which . Lord N-irhnry, then Toler, and Sir Boyle Roche, blundering memory, were their favourite performer*.— Grattan had ignited the House of Commons, ami sue- | (ceded in awakening tMM recollections public virtu** in that corrupt and prostituted ...
... Johnson Colter, f»om balf-pay hist fool, lobe First Lieutenant, vice John Harnett, who changes, receiving the ddlerence. .>Olll i .las. Nesbitt Gregg, t7 Lieutenant, wiihoui purchase, vice John Roe, (4d.j deceased. .3Jd Thomas Henry Wingfield Capmin, ny pimtia-e ...
... Donnell. Capt. Hogan, N. E. Grainger, £sq., County Meath, | Mahon, Esq., ■ «■ Arabil), Esfj., Joli;r | Esq., or' Castle Bngot, John Hogan. Esq., &c. &c. Sir Richard Nagle, Bart, acted as one the Stewards, and distinguished himself bis marked attention to ...
... the Southern peasant, with their intelligence, is free from the habits that enfeeble them. He is light of foot and strong in arm, as expert in the use of the musket, the Guerilla of Spain, and more inured to discipline than he.— Such are the peasantry the ...
... was gone. The second name which rose to his memory was a name identified with the country which had given him birth. Mr. Grattan, after fighting*the battles ot Ireland in her separate Parliament, had continued in England his labours her behalf ; after ...
... that suppression was to be perpetual—he objected to it, because it went to arm with increased power the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; but he objected to it still more because it armed, with the most extensive power, the inferior magistracy of that country ...
... Catholica. , . . , The Earl of Kingston presented petiliona ui the Caiholica, from the Catholic inhalntanu of the Union of Saint John's, in the county of : of Whitechnrch ; and other places. The F.arl of Limerick presented fifty petition* from different parishes ...