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... will endeavour to recover the lost rights of Inv country. I shall attempt to embrace them in my puny arms, and I will be able to retain them, for those arms will be nerved and strengthened by the support of seven, aye, of eight millions of my countrymen. ...
... Ponsonby Lord Darnley Charles . Brownlow Lord Ferrers 'l'. S. Rice Lord Clare Thomas Lloyd Lord Dundas James Grattan Lord Killeen Henry Grattan Lord Ehrington Henry M. Tuite Lord Plunkett Villiers Stuart Lord Wentworth Fitswilliam C. D. 0. Jephson Lord ...
... recently come to light in London, under the designation of The Woman Husband.— A very fine osuft lien in my possession, says John Lancaster, our Correspondent, upwards of 20 years old, and which has laid eggs regularly for many years, changed her feathers ...
... M.A., St. John's, and James Bowstead, ALA., Corpus, Moderators; Joshua King, M.A., Queen's; William Whewell, M.A., Trinity ; John Birkett, M.A., St. John's: John Henry Rose, M.A., St. John's ; Watkin Maddy, M.A., St. ...
... presented to The petition was then read, and ordered to be printed. 'his Majesty, would completely refute the assertion.— Mr. H. GRATTAN presented several petitions in fa(Hear, hear. )—He hoped that on this question they would your of Catholic Emancipation. not ...
... manifesting the least distrust, the wee helpless thing seemed to have lost all its natural timidity, and actually run up the arm of its protector, when he shook it off at the burn bridge, as if dreading to be again thrown out upon the frost-locked fields ...
... the time of the Spanieli Armade be Spanish ships contained Catholic collars, which were intentle:t to ' compress the necks, arms, and legs of Englishmen, till they confessed where their money was hid.—( Laughter.)— Thera were also Spanish bilboes and thimil ...
... petitions against concession. Lord ELDON presented a pttition against further concessions to the Roman Catholics, front St. John's, in the county of Cumberland ; from Creeth, Merionethshire; from Kisdale, in the county of Bedford; from Elmeamere, Salop; ...
... jeweller; Mr. Adam Black, bookseller; the Rev. Dr. Morehead, the Rev. Dr. Ritchie, Potterrow, the Rev. Dr. Hunter, the Rev. John Browne, Rosestreet ; the Rev. Henry Grey, St. Mary's, &c. &c.— The room was crowded to excess in every part, and, with the ...
... the 100 Irish Members, only 16 voted on the adverse side, and of these 16, seven were members of close corporations. Mr. H. GRATTAN also strongly denied that this petition spoke the sentiments of the Protestants of Ireland, and referred to its signatures ...
... but jon will not have the choice the period—they will not afford you the opportunity—they wig not fight you with the force of arms, but combat you by the enereise of the very privilege you have granted them. What, then, will you do with those privileges ...
... of the country were enlisted on the side of concession. —(Hear.) clothes, and with them lay it aside again on the Monday. armed force is so necessary. —(Cheers, and cries of no, no.)—He conteuded it was so, —(The Hon. Gentleman then retired amidst en ...