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... or Saltpetre, or any sort of Arms or Ammunition to any Port or Place on the Coast of Africa (except to any Ports or Places within the Streighti of Gibraltar), or ship or lade any Gunpowder or Saltpetre, or any sort of Arms or Ammuaition ...
... Marchioness Wellesley had select evening party. Horrible Outrage. —About eight o’clock on Monday morning, the 19th inst. party of armed monsters proceed to the lands of Grancullo, barony of Owney and Arra, when two of them entered the house of a farmer of the ...
... Baraowall, Mr. Fitzwilhom Hume, Hume Wood, Colonel Allen, and Mr. .fames Grattan. To the left of the Chair* sat Lord Kossmore, Mr. I’ierso, Mr. Fonsouhy, and Mr. Henry Grattan. Sir John Burke, Hurt., Sir I Ksiuondo, Bart., Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M'Donooll ...
... Hon. Mr. Barnewall, Mr. Fitzwilliam Hume, Colonel Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rossmore, Mr. Pierse, Mr. Ponsonby, and Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thomas Etmonde, Bart, Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M*Donncll ...
... makri Protestantism a good trade, monopoly the law, remonstrance against disloyalty ; she have made the illnstrious name Grattan term reproach—she drove the immortal Abercrombie from our shore, the bravest the brave,, because his benevolent mind would ...
... educated at the Waterford School, of which the late Hot. Ur. Gabriel Stoke*, and afterwards the late Her. John Frazer was, and the Her. Dr. John Greham cow is, Master. are confident that the biographer has added, at least, fit*.or fears to Mr. Croker’s ...
... produce tbe desired effect, instead of committing now any,observations lo principle or the details of the measure. Mr. M. GRATTAN’ conceived should neglecting hii duty If he did net protest against the measure. *1 Honourable Member lor Enins, conceived ...
... the grate. But Fortune’s pardon I must beg. She meant but to disarm, And when she lop’d the hero’s leg, She did not seek bis arm. And but indulged harmless whim Since could walk Kith one, She saw Luo legs were lost on him IT/io never meant to rcn. HOW SLEEP ...
... obliged every one taking in Corporations renounce the solemn league and covenant, and also the legality of in any case taking arms against the Government. During the discussion of this Bill there was a difference of opinion between the lx>rd« and Commons—the ...
... INTELLECT. In the nineteenth centnry new power bears sway. The schoolmaster abroad !—(Hear, hear. I will trust more to him, armed with his primer, than to the soldier with his bayonet !”—(Hear, hear.) Mr. Brougham's Speech in the House of Commons, Feb. ...
... Cannon, Honor* Connors, Kllen D»l», murrftr; John Mark*. Michavl Comlon, Itrtet robbery \ Andrew Molina, Joseph Mnibiu./rAmf ; George R»j, Healing ipiriu ; â¢John Cooke. Matthew ifewnojr, stop lifting ; John Noonan, T. Byrne, M»ry Lyon*, tlroMng money ...
... when tho«Ms fires were lighted Snuthfield, SwWsU.r. wrote from Ireland, that which fully corroborated thn slateiucnt of Sir John Davies, that tl.cre was poop earth who more loved indifferent justice than did he In.h. , Sir James Ware states, that “whoa ...