... hi the maintenance of her royal prerogative on the recent occasion. Mr. Fitzpatrick, M.P. for tho Queen’s Connty, and Mr. Grattan—From proprietors, clergy, freeholders, and inhabitauts of the Queen’s County, expressive of their admiration of her Majesty’s ...

... were never absent. Mr. O’Connell had well asked them if, w hen ‘their arms were covered with glory in different parts of the world. Irishmen had not aided in supporting their arms ?—if, in the red fight of Trafalgar, Irish blood had not been spilled as ...

... enough to create alarm and consternation in every Englishman. they looked the internal state of the country they perceived the arming bodies of men. (Hear, hear.) If they looked at the state of Ireland, they saw that conspiracy there existed against the Protestant ...