... 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 ...

... iod when the divine minds of my immortal countrymen Flood, and Burke, And Grattan, and Curran would have invoked the spirits of the deep, and Ireland at the call would be in arms to asset t the rights and the honour of the country which gave them birth ...

... agreed for 145., and f had 10s. in hand. When_l lent the cart the name and number were plain and legible. John Hiscock, ostler at the King's Arms, Commercial-road, stated, that on Thursday evening Ray beckoned him and told him a murder was about to be ...

... Henry Grattan, front the parish of Rathdrtun. DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. Petitions against the disfranchisement of the forty shilling free. holders were presented by Mr. Jeptrson, from the freehulders Mallow; of b Mi. Brownlow and by Mr. Henry Grattan, from ...

... Denison, W. J. Moberly, S. Westenra, Hon. U. Denison, John Moberly, Colonel Western, C. C. Doherty, John Macdonald, J. Whitbread, S. C. Douglas, W. Macintosh, Sir J. Whitbread, W. H. Dowdeswell, John Maitland, Viscount White, S. Drummond, H. H. Maitland ...

... stairs, and they entered the room; I crawled on my hand* and knees to the window, and threw myself ont. A watchman caught in his arms ; 1 endeavoured to break from him to get to the back part of the house, but the watchman observing ray agitation would nol ...

... Denison, W. J. Moberly, S. Westoure, Hon. 1.1. Denison, John Moberly, Colonel Western, C. C. Doherty, John Mecdonald, J. Whitbread, S. C. Douglas, W. Macintosh, Sir J. Whitbread, W. H. Dowdeswell, John Maitland, Viscount White, S. Drumtnond, H. 11. Maitland ...

... Catholics were rej eked, and urged that no delay should take place, and that they should all evince their union by walking arm in arm through the town. The proposal immediately met in the spirit in which it was made, and the late divided but now united towline* ...

... horn gentleman were no. all ealeu of crown . He stated that he rose m his plactf , J s a situation.” and armed with the just authority which . h , armed? What then was his astonishment to find, l doW n as. the right hon. gentleman slated that he could not ...

... read before; And those who always called, now call the more. Poor JOHN BULL is quite beset with friends; and never before seemed to have a proper idea of his own importance. In fact JOHN is always made use of as an utensil, when his aid is wanted in the ...

... house in Exeter, where Protestant petition lay for signatures, the boy putting the pen between his dog’* paws made him sign .John Rover.—(A laugh.) The Noble Lord had since seen the name Jehu Rover iu one the petitions presented by the Noble Karl (Eldon ...

... particulars may be had the Ivy Bush Hotel, Carmarthen; Bear tun, Llandilo; Macworth Arms, Swansea; White Hart, Llandovery; Bell Inn, Trecastle; Angel Inn, Brecon; Beaufort Arms’ Abergavenny; Swan Inn, Monmonth; Bell Inn, Gloucester; Royal Motel, Cheltenham; ...