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... the T/tli (not. the IStli June, : Captain, tlieilhli of October, 17(iii; Major, the ;ilst March, 177.1 ; Lieut. Col. in the Arm,, 17th of Nov. 1780 ; Licul.-Col. in the 47th foot. :w of hugnst, 1781 ; Colonel in tile Army, 10th of Nov. 1791; Jlajor-Uen ...
... Protestantism good trade, monopoly the law, remonstrance against it disloyalty; she would have made the illustrious name of Grattan a term of reproach—she drove the immortal Abercrombie from our shore, the bravest of the brave, because his benevolent mind ...
... favour of the demands of the Roman Catholic were presented from various places in Ireland, by Messrs. Grattan and S. Rice, Sir H. Parnell and Sir John Newport, Mr, Hume and Mr. V. Fitzgerald. . Mr. HUME said the Irish Roman Catholics were as much oppressed ...
... resolution to be published in all the Newspapers, requesting the Irish Members to be in their places the 20th instant, when Lord John Russell moves for a repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts. Mr. O’Connell then suggested a vote of thanks to the seceding ...
... down to posterity with the code in his laud. Haying beaten him in arms; ambition ow should be to rival him in the arts of •peace. tilorious as the]regency was by splentllirdee+i a:rms,. the reign of the king would be rendered still niOre -glorious by ...
... Cork, praying for the removal of the dis- abilities under which his Majesty's Roman Catho- lic subjects labour. Mr. James Grattan presented similar petitions from two parishes in the county of Wicklow, Ire- land. These and many otiter similar petitions ...
... stamp duties. Sir John Newport postponed until to-morrow (Tuesday) his motion relative to the Irish Admi- ralty. Petitions in favour of the demands of the Ro- man Catholics were presented from various places in Ireland, by Messrs. Grattan and S. Rice, Sir ...
... STAUNTO Feb. 7th, 828. was tion. Grattan v. Edgeworth. Gene Mr. Bennett for t a al 1¢ defendant, and Solicitor- th in this case. were the prosecutor, were heard at great leng re still to be heard. Th , does Crampton and Johns ton >» caid tion is, whether ...
... ADMIRAL SIR RICHARD JOHN STRACHAN. This gallanl offlctr, who departed thia life, at house in Bryansto lie-square, on instant, a short but severe illness, was the son of Lieutenant Patrick Stiacnan, and nephew of Captain John Slrachan, both of the Itoyal ...
... such unwelcome intelligence; but the following resolution of the Catholic Association moved by that able and intrepid patriot, John Lawless, Esq., and unanimously agreed to, gives demonstrative proof;— Resolved, —Tliat we feel it a duty we owe to Ireland ...
... for legislation.— J/r. W. Hortan said it was necessary something should be done without delay. The Catholic Question. —ATr. Grattan presented 2 petitions, Mr. S. Rice 3, Sir J. Newport 13, Sir 11. Pamcl 5, and Mr. 0. Fitzgerald 1 ; all praying for the removal ...
... HryisUr and in the Northern Whig. The Rev. John Devlin having IoR the Chair, and Mr. Thomas Donagney being called thereto, it was Resolved—That the marked and distinguished thanks this meeting offered to the Rev John Devlin, for bis dignified and proper conduct ...