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... singing psalms, and forwarding the mischievous designs of a hypocritical faction. Shades of Charlemont, Donoughmore, Burke, and Grattan, defend us from such rulers! Oh, how would your generous spii its have once kindled with indignation at such anility and folly ...
... 1828. TITOOD TO BE SOLD BY TICKET, on Wednesday, the Hth Day of March Instant, the House of Mr. Robert Bucktrout, the Cardigan Arms Inn, in Burley, between the Hours of Six and Eight o'Clock in the Evening, subject such Conditions as shall be then produced; ...
... divided, when the numbers werea >ur Emancipation from the Co. Sltgo, the For the Report being brought up173 A*sn. of St. John’s in the same county, and Against it k .57 from F ...
... Mold. Cheshire—Slonday, April 16, Chester; CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. Ths Hen. Samuel Heywood, Sergeant at Law. The Hon. John Balguy. Cardigan—Wednesday, April 4. Haverfordwest— Tuesday, April 10. COT *^SSBfe tfelJS CIRCUIT. The Hon. Jonathan Raine, Chief Justice ...
... REGISTER FVUUC SALES, FEBRUARY W, GAKHAWAYS. Messrs. M'altees and Jx.a**hold Vaults, will i detached I’ap, known as the Ptnion Arms, the corn r of Harron-stre.n and the New Road, Pcmonville ; held for ~1 years from Michaelmas last, £lOO. the exact sum the ...
... under t})e consideration of the of the Treasury. John Stephenson Henry, Steward to John Hamilton, |. of (I rove, county Meath, was fired at in his room, a few ago, some assassin, and shot through the arm. li.iMßt.Tse High Litk —The record cases of AuJJ ...
... alleance their Sovereign, and the use of fire-arms when their country required their aid. Ikisii Election Petitions. —The corrmittce of the House Commons appoinleil to try the merits the petition against the return John Doherty. Esq., have reported the House ...
... upwards of 300 armed peasants, they admonish them to be peaceable Nay more, one of the priests has sworn that when they were assaulted and' that in the most violent manner, they still continued perfectly peaceable What, 300 Irishmen, armed with bludgeons ...
... 'Wicklow (Mr. J. Grattan), that the majority of the Protestant inhabitants of Wicklow were favourable to Catliolic emancipation. Mr. BROWNLOW said, he had received a letter from the col. league of the hon. member for Derry (Mr. J. Grattan), stating, that ...
... singing psalms, and forwarding the mischievous designs of a hypocritical faction. Spades of Charlemont, Donoughmore, Burke, and Grattan defend us from such rulers. 0 how would your generous spirits have once kindled with indignation at such criminality and folly ...
... While and A. P. Ret mond, Erqrs., against George Alexander Hnmihoo. and Henry EHis, Esqrt. John Gilbert, gent.. Edward Irwid, Thomas Dole or Donnelly, John Grattan, and Richard Bat* sett. This case, wlticb hits excited so much interest io consequence -of ...
... u bj ec t, h e wou ld content himself at present with what he had just stated. He then brought up the petition. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN said he rose to answer the inflammatory, or what would be called in Ireland, seditious speech of the Hon. Member (Mr. Dawson) ...