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... aoi. , I i .2, CIVIL COURT-TU7E5DAY, As'stL! 8. (Before llr..Justicej B ieyfnd a 'Special Ju~yv), '.ci ~HU HON, ANiD REV. JoHN LuNILEY 'SAVILEr V. EAteL C~nnrAN.-hi as afeigned. issue, arising. out of a de- ai ci~-ion by~the Commissioners appointed under ...
... SoIlicitor- !a( n General supposed, and 'ridiculed the idea that a 'greater'o .t, boon should be given to-tiose- who-had 'taken arms against sf t'King Williarms Gover~nnaert,,than to those who-baner ~Ii OiposedL it.. He-.6ontended also, that- at. -the. Unin ...
... CJatholics to, legislative 1w .wer, and sta till. I field the tandle of it in my haicdi;I affi rm that I would suffer an rof my arm to be severed from my body before I :eould let go my fir' svehl. (Ciccers.) I would not have a Romsan Catholic Kicig,th vell ...
... own making turn alraid. they want civd power t . Ovuiletncn, the dour shut; and 1 bad hold it, 1 hope amid rather sotfir my arm to severed bom shoulder than let my lioiU. a. } would not have a Human Catholic King; 1 would not have Human Catholic Lord would ...
... indemnity ., militia suspension, and about forty privatebills; after Le Roi co se nest had been pronounced, Lord Nugent, Mr. H. Grattan, Sir G. Robinson, Sir R. Fergusson, and several other mem- lo bers, congratulated some Roman Catholics who -were in at- tendance ...
... sCisn as at defenied in tls saeyr hr amijojrity of l2t,a ditihe Marquess \'e cislesiyby a injority ofl I.- '11183 M.Grattan~i Slir John Cox lto1,prestes,.and Dr. Dtisgepin;' on. aeparatemoctions, drewv forth majarsties &galost~thecCatfiulies, dfai(~ 48 ...