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... then 1 will endeavour to recover the lost rights of country. I shall attempt to embrace them in puny arms, will be able to retain them, for those arms will nerved and strengthened the support of seven, aye, of eight millions of my countrymen (Cheers.) ...
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... in the naxt Session Gtorge Moore, M.P. Charles Henry Grattan, M.P. St. George Gregg and Co. Daniel O’Connell, M.P. William Sir John Jervis White Jervis, Manders and Powell Bgrt. H. Blaquiere John David Latouche * Co. Murphy and Sou Charles Hamilton Samuel ...
... given you advice which I.” lie few dais afterwards.—AWra, J-c., lyi l n cevta.n that you who walk the humble paths of l.f. Lord John Husstll, Iwill ol>ey. Follow on your lawful and coustitutional strug> Mr. Wallack, the comedian, ha. given substantial testi ...
... distance attend, a Brunswick meeting at Monaghan, addressed the multitude in the streets, composed of nod Orangemen, many of them armed, urging them on to violence, abusing the nobleman, the possessor of the soil which they stood, in his absence, in terms that ...
... Bcaghait, - 31 John Ehnis, - Anthony - 2f> Jtnnes M’Cormack, _ - 22 Nicholas Maher, - 2’d Dr. O’Connell, - 22 Joseph llnrkc,, - I Counsellor Keogh, - 21 Marcus Hickey, -25 1 Charles - Charles Sloan, - John Power, - Jrhn Smvth, - j John lloare, - M. J ...
... Baggot-street, one week’s ditto, 0 0 Mr. M‘Cann, 34, Mecklenburgh-st., 3 months do. 0 I I Mr. John Butler, do. 3 ditto, ditto, 0 1 1 Mr. John Ryan, do. 3 ditto, ditto, Mr. Page, do. 3 ditto, ditto, 0 I I Mr. Supple, 37, Summer-bill, 3 ...
... company. was supported a corresponding spirit Hugh Magill, Esq. who acttxi croupier. On tii* Cktumn'i tight nt John H‘C*u*, Henry Moumomery, John Siadni™, feq., W. j*irrie, fte. 4e.; and Irft, Mr. A.M‘C»*mn, Mr. Uobert Gfimslw*', Mr. Mr.'Jutu, «>XiUrt/fty ...
... was even a rumour of the intended measures the Government—and that it was suppressed Alderman King, Sir Edward Stanley, and John Judkin Butler, the moment they learned that tlio King’s speech would recommend *OOO6BBlOO. The requisition was acceded to by ...
... this opinion Lords Miltrn and Ebrington, Messrs. Villicrs Stuart, the Knigl.t of Kerry, Mr. Poasonby, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Power, Sir John Newport, Mr. Spring Bice, •Sir Francis Burdelt, with long list of other friends in both houses, concur. ...
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... When the Catholics below certain property were prohibited have arms, the evil was and felt though they could only use them on extraordinary occasions. Their right vote is their right have arms; they are both essential to freemen ; resist the robber, civil ...