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... o'clock, a double knock was given at the door, and its being opened, upwards of I'd armed men rushed in, and while some of the ruffians went upstairs to take the arms, others commenced demolishingthe lower windowsof the house, which they completed; they ...
... die hands of Mr. Plunkett. Mr. Lawless —Mr. who?— Mr. Plunketl-Oh ! Mr. Corley begged say, that man, to whom the immortal Grattan confided the destinies lus country, was the individual most competent bring forward their petition in the House ol Commons ...
... in this s.ate oF . John Black ay Promoveit. Brigade of Artillery, t0 join his Majesty, of the Guards so + te w v seduced, stand thus: our ad-| The élon. and Rev Phe Muu- regiments Actual Income for 1825 aoe wee £56.6638,9 As-em { John Ahern, and othe perinit ...
... amendment. stated, it would be a moet important boon to Irelund which wealth can be founded, a tax upon commodities operate Sir JOHN NEWPORT asked what was the Right Hon. loudly ealls for some alterations in the existing law. He wished d in stance, Cacsed ...
... crooked cudgels, talk over the affairs that brought them town, stare with amazement the Jfrench and Spanish soldiers passing arm in arm. The sound of guitar collects all the females round a blind Lid singing of the captive King and the misfortunes of the country ...
... Catholics now assembled, to that most of dissent would, in every part the House, be met by-excellent and valuable individual, Mr. John Smith, for the summary justice. Their Excellencies the Loan Lixctxsant j admirable speech which lie bed delivered whin presenting ...
... Gilly, thatvesael, a Boat active and intetiigent Officer, brought into Cork Harbour the Brig Elizabeth and Grace of Bristol, John May, Master, with bales of Tobacco of 460 lb. weight each—which vessel she captured Friday evening last, about three leagues ...
... the eption Catholics to serve the office df Church warden, was agreed to, or'trr a few words from Bir J. NEWPORT and Mr. GRATTAN.— The other Clauses were also gone through. On reading the Clause, dividing the doty of repairing Cathedral Churches between ...
... tovog ealeulated to make a country 6 that now bar ths batcher extricated himself trom bi, grasp, and} Clare, 116 20 oO see Grattan, J. rying on various manufactures. Shes we . 44 9 239 v LORD MAYOR inthe Ch ve tv frown eur mountatas into the s 4, were that ...
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... presenting to Mr. ry evi the company in whieh Mr. O'Connell and his fellow- lerwise Catholic, (Catholics I call them after Grattan, and not 1 ” nor Romanists, nor Romar Catholics, as Dr. Mag Lys) — Charles Butler, and the royal servants call thers, thou ...
... liberties. We should hope that not one single Catholie will be found base as to vote for that man. was said the immortal Grattan—and oh. how immortal and how dear ia that sacred name-* I hare erown grey the service of my country, and it is now too late ...