... will be pleased to take these oaths, repeating after me:— I, Daniel O’Connell—. Mr O’Connell, starting back, and raising one arm— Oaths 1 1 can take no oaths. sacred religion forbids it. The Clerk.—Then I cannot forward you to the Speaker : This is the ...

... [ ■ -it- - a-« « 1,1 enorm. liberty which advocated by Lord Urnlf ° .he Bishops, and which was contemned by Pitt, Tin/and Grattan. Bad as the Catholic Keligton it is not quite an upas-tree, blasting all within its r, has not aiways been found in union ...

... Bective, Karl Grant, righthon.C.Prendergast. M. G. Belgravr,Visc. Grant, B. Price, Robert Bcneit, John Grattan, James Pringle, S.W. Bentinck. Lord G Grattan, Henry Prime, hon. F. Beresfora, Sir J. Grosvenor, Gen, Proby, Hon, G- Berestord, Major Gmsvenor ...

... to _. _arrest ; • the _.. _ordinary _consequences-of knowledge ! to foment . discord ! _to _. _perpetuate intolerance ! to arm one part of _. tile-community with daggers _-and f ' ury _- against _tliei other ! to _preserve to . us ; our _dew Protestant ...

... notice that he would take the sense of the Mouse upon the second reading of the Elective Franchise Regulation Bill.—Mx HENRY GRATTAN said he should take care not to be entrapped into a pit which he saw was laid to catch votes in opposition to the Catholic ...

... Mr W. SI M. I Mr Buck sants, were Bruci rersity of Mr God ft Ro.'sie, i Mr Sinai Tho •nuch atten propriate. Gillo Sir John Sir John wearing a Glengarr Sir Georg uniform—h military or Phill Monsieut Joht Mr and and Kenno the lady ia Mr Jam Popinjay. Mr ...

... horrible, such a devilish triumph. (Hear, hear, hear.) Events were pressing upon us with a force and a rapidity which no human arm could stay. While we were speaking about securities the danger was beneath our feet—the hour of convulsion was approaching—indeed ...

... Secretary , like fine gold , _gains in purity and _brightness by _every new _trial . The _handsome tribute _he paid to Fox , _and Grattan , and Plunkett , and Canning , as the _men who had real ) y _advanced _the Catholic _cause , and _the _disclaimer of any other ...

... comprising the House, Offices, and P.irks of Westfield, and Farm Thorn, consisting of lofi acres, in the natural possession of John' Keir, Esq. the proprietor, the wood on which is valued at £l2OO, and the house and offices at £lOOO. Lot 2d, WESTER MURIESTON ...

... Canning was also defeated the same year by a majority of 129, and the Marquis Wellesley by a majority 1. In 1813, Mr Grattan, Sir John Cox Hippisley, and Dr Dieugenan, on separate motions, drew forth majorities against the Catholics of 40, 48, and 42, ...

... and'revenue laws of the United Slates. Four of these vessels are British, say tie Henry Grattan, David Cannon, Europe, and the Marshal M'tfcinald; the other is the John Hales, an American sbip. Three have been sailed for importing beer and spirits cults ...

... of her age, Mrs Janet Douglas, relict Simon Eraser of Ford, W.S. Edinburgh, John Felles, late Session-clerk, aged seventy-six years. At Dunfermline, on the Blh inst , Dr John Spence, M.D. surgeon in the royal navy. At Canonmills, the 11th inst., Mr Alexander ...