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... be Orange Lodge, of i. the and Council' s.d >'atfog nfotosl tUH u them .gafo. The powder, which then vety which that body, armed , e^_ that Cabinet Coup „**on-, . Bbe through eery fi«e*iese upon the yheets, mus ti-red (he amount cT ebos.t fully jT. d. ...
... Chichester, Bart. Cavan: Henry Maxwell; Alexander Saunderson. Clonmell (vacant.) Cork, county Hon. John Boyle; Hon. King. Down; Lord A. Hill Downpatrick : John W. Maxwell. Dublin, county R. W. Talbot; Henry faita. Dublin, city Henry Gtattan. Dungannon Hon ...
... Crawford, Wm. Musaenden, Arthur N. D. Wm. Edmund Reilly, John Blackwood, John M‘Cance, John Echlm. Charles Douglas, W. N. Thompson, J H. Houston, Thomas Waring, Narcissus Henderson Black, John Law, and Arthur Reid, Esqrs N. C. While, Esq. High Sheriff ...
... I)rithan So- named John Counsel, whose death was supposed to have been caused persons named Havden, who were, with MONDAY: their «ervanl-nnjiid, wre&ted, and from prccud Hayes’s, Dawsok-stieet, proiydtj tl.e sS.uuiday. A* ~e w was Mr. John Stephenson, apolil ...
... The King a. Grattan. Mr, Green, for the crown, mentioned. that affidavit , r.. * rollKT OP ,lld l>ei ' mad * b which obliged them i» «-ror, and on apply « “urtlo defer jodgmcra u.iiil that day week. Tl>** J Nii-lwiHs Counsel for Mr. Grattan objected to ...
... Chiif Jo-tice had U'ven hi« neat upon * bench, one of \fr. Grattan's addressed •he court, and eai ...
... faltebood and hypocrisy. The house then divided, and the numbers were— For the motion 13 Against it 319 306 Majority Lord JOHN RUSSELL then made his motion for committee on the stale of representation the people in parliament, on which the house divided— ...
... agitation. At one moment she seemed ahaut to faint, when Mr. Bedford, who personated Yourp Muidous, afforded he» the support his arm. She soon rexotered, liowevir, and the tumult having gradually tubsided, the air with the most enchanting sweetness and delicacy ...
... defendant, and the pUintii milled having received the 1001. bill alluded to. damages were laid 1031*, and a set-offof 1001. was' John Tew Armstrong proved the plaintiff's several money transactions with him for defendant, and the 1001. bill in question had ...
... that Ministers had taken an’ the internal policy of France. He could assure that they had done no such thing. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN hoped Parliament would separate without making some provision for the poor of land, who were at this moment suffering the ...
... attest that 700 them were as well armed the best equipped forces of the King. (Hear, hear, bear.) A conflict between them and a body of four or five hundred Catholics was apprehended. The Catholics organized and armed themselves for the defence their homes ...
... Rumcll, K.N. Wexford—W. Lisburn*—H. Meynell, Eaq. Down— H. Ruthven, E«j. Mallow—C. O. Jephson, Esq. Ennui W. O'Brien, Esq. Sligo—John Wynne, Esq Cashel—M. P-mu-father. Esq. Carlow—Lord Tullaraore. Belfast—Sir A. Chichester. Clomnel —Eyre Coote, Esq. Dungannoo—Hon ...