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... the Senreant at Arms, and ordering them put me out. tell him this is not the way settle a national question- Mv country once sold herself; but then she was dividedbar sons,instead of fighting against the common foe, turned their arms against each other—the ...
... Excellency the MarquUdu Pijmcila, &c. &c. MK. O'CONNELL’S ELIGIBILITY TO SIT PARLIAMENT; or, HINTS TO AGITATORS. j (FROM THE JOHN BULL.) It appears that O’Connell, having been completely defeated in the formation a mission to Englaml on the Popery question ...
... sorry 1 am, that in the difference between Grattan and Flood, the thundering denunciation of Flood, instead of the simple repeal of Grattan, was not adopted. [Hear.) This is the great mistake in the life of Grattan, for be should have the idea scouted. What ...
... you will be pleased to take these oaths, repeating after :—“ Daniel O’Connell Mr. O'Connell, starting back, and raising one arm Oaths ! I can take oaths. My religion forbids it— The Clerk —Then I cannot forward ycuto the Speaker; this is the oath of Allegiance ...
... have the powerful alternative of rejecting such a na- tional good, or of purchasing it at the constitutional ex- I pence—of arming the Government With powers which ! might be dangerous to the preservation of civil liberty. Should that be the case, it would ...
... Ponsonbys as the men in whom he could place the most confidence \ and the Tolers and the Wolfs were preferred. He spoke of Grattan, and he heard only Beresfords ; so that he was condemned “ to have two sets of men—one possessing confidence without office ...
... this opinion Lords Milton and Ebriugton, Messrs. Viliiers Stuart, the Knight of Kerry, Mr. Pousonby, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Power, Sir John Newport, Mr. Spring lllce. Sir Francis Bur Jett, with long list of other friends in both houses, concur ...
... this opinion Lords Miltonand Gbrington, Messrs. Villiers Stuart, the Knight of Kerry, the Ponsonbys, the Grattans, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Power, Sir John Newport, Mr. Spring Kice, Sir Francis Burdctt, with long list of other friends in Itoth Houses, concur. ...
... house. Another rumour was, that foreign countries were looking towards Ireland, and that America had actually sent supplies of arms and ammunition.. [a laugh.) Their surmises were idle and extravagant, hut still they should put end to. He trusted the answer ...
... O’Callagbau Cahirduggan. John Harold Barry Ballyvonere. James Crone Byblox. John Deane Freeman Mallow. Richard Han is Purceil Annabella. Henry Pearde Carrlgeen. Daniel Francis Leahy Cork. John Nash Brinny. George Walker John Roberts Ardmore. James Hanning ...
... (BofeVas a provision which Catholics were; prohibited implication from having arms; no roan, lie was sure. Would iilixist Updrt that provision for the prohibition of Catholics holding arms. He had said last night that wliatWas called the present Constitution ...
... party which went. A new convert having no confidence in the great leaders onthis question; disbelieving the declarations of Grattan,of Plunket, of the hon. member for Waterford (that individual who enjoyed the regard and affection of all who knew him,) that ...