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... Association, he has is universally admitted. The only question is, armed them with their present authority. For whether is appoint his successor. some who, after the venerated Grattan, ever pleaded it is supposed that lie has actually appointed him, the ...
... Catholics prevailing some parts Ireland, that the Protestants town with which was acquainted sat up one while night with their arms prepared to resist attack which they supposed likely to Ik* made upon them. Much, he said, as the practices the Homan Catholic ...
... payment a small Hire ; and Sir John Davis, the Irish Attor- ney (ieneral of King James the First, reported the cases which occurred in the Courts law, where the validity these brutal laws were ad- mitted to in lull force. Sir John Davis re- ported the case ...
... question from Mr. Hump, Mr. Goulburn said, should only take votes account as to the branch relative to Educ«- tion in Ireland. Sir John Newport objected to these votes account. disliked any allusion to that measure before the votes were allowed. He particularly ...
... economy on this subject and withdraw its bounty, it would a great aggravation of the misery the city of Dublin. (Hear.) Sir John Newport hoped that lion. Gentlemen would bear in mind that the whole of the taxes which had been remitted were diffused throughout ...
... to Sir John Shelly and others to absent fur lire next fortnight or month were withdrawn. obtaining leave. Members avoid the consequences not obeying the call the House namely, being ordered into the custody of the Serjeant Arms, Ac. Sir John Newport ...
... It was ' one the most unconstitutional and arbitrary measures that ever was introduced to the house. (Hear, bear.) Mr. J. Grattan looked upon this as a very alarming proposition. - Mr. Peel merely rose to say, that, in acquiescing in this motion for leave ...
... County. THE M.n'J.’.y, Major-Ovneral Sir John Eili V, K.C.U. inspected the at Clonmel, and was pleased to his enure approbation their excellent discipline and military appearance. Wednesday last, Major General Sir John Elley, K.c.15. inspected tile the kit ...
... Surgeon Alexander Stewart, from tho Royal African Colonial Corps, Surgeon to.the Forces, vice Barry, promoted. Hospital-Mate John Cricklow Barker to be Assistant Surgeon to Forres, vice O’Reilly, deceased. Hospital- Assistants the Forres. James Thomson ...