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... Protestant interest, might be judged of from a speech addressed by Sir John Davis to the Irish House of Commons, at the opening of Parliament, the year 1613. In that speech, he (Sir John Davis) staled (he King*s reason fqr summoning that Parliament in the ...
... borough of Cricklade, in the room of Mr. Robert Gordon, who have been appointed commissioners for the affairs of India. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from Dublin for an alteration in the police system in that city. The honourable member stated that the ...
... the Lord Chancellor. Elopement. —At Murray’s Arras Inn, Gatehonse. early the morning of the I llh instant, amved posthaste, John Edward Kcrwan, Esq. of Hi shrooke, Ward of Chancery, and Miss Mary Isabell Bnrke, both of the county of Galway, an Ireland ...
... Itiswelokiowvn that on last St. Patrick's day a large body of persons, all armed, marched into a village in the county of Antrim, and deliberately fired down the streets. Another armed party marched into Portglenonie and committed a most wanton and umnprovoked ...
... supported, with admirable consistency, Mr. O'Connell! Lord Ingestrie, and others, and opposed by Mr. Stanley, Mr. S. Rice, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Callaghan, &c. On a division the numbers were, for the amendment, 39; against it, 128; majoritv, 89. was dissolved liv ...
... tranquil under the Duke of Wellington. In his own neighbourhood, all the Protestants, were arming._ They bad come into the county town in such numbers to register arms, that it was found necessary to adjourn the Quarter Sessions because the business could ...
... « Le-.ft Ankm.il. John Keman. and Thom.. Johnaton. P**' ° ' h then reaumwl. tit Armagh 13. The Lord Chief Juatice Buahe when the rebela, who ere in the Aiorea, ®Pf ,ro * _ lh *I''* 1 ''* Mr. LAM BERT »eid he wee ne.er with « much Arm r , en . clocki when ...
... Esq. Sir Stephen May, Richard Dobbs, E-q. John White, Esq. George Macartney. Esq. T. I* Stewart. Esq. John Montgomery, Eaq. O, A- Wray, Esq. John Cromie, Esq. James Owens, Esq W W Esq. John M'Neile, Eaq. John Rowan, E-q Robert Thomson, Esq. ...
... Betlew Willism Blamlre. W. Blnckney, John Browne. land BrnK-.ron?E L.’ Bolwer. IX Callaghan. Sir J. M, Doyle. ...
... JaroeA Burnside, Joseph Nicboll, Samuel Mullan, John Rea, William Hanna, Garnett dloan, James Carley, John Singleton, William Wilson. John Martin, James Sally »nd Dennis M'Dermott, for n'sniiliiDe John Kennedy, on Sl«t May, •» Glenbuck, firing gun at ...
... provided Mrs. Boyle, of the Downshire Arms. W. S. Cbaw. ford. Esq., presided on the occasion: he was supported on the right by Mr. Wm. Nicholson, a gentleman belonging to the Secession Church; on the left, by Mr. John Lindsay; and Messrs. Robert Henry, and ...
... Ralph Abercrombie, Mr Fu*. Lord Grey, Lord Holland, the late Duke of Bedford S.r John I,each, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Adam, the late Inal. Chan, cellor Poneonby, the late Henry Grattan, the preaent Chancellor of England, Lord Brougham, and Lord Angleaey, were amongat ...