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... author the Ancient Court. Foolsof Rookwood,” with two Will Summers, Di 'k Tarllllustrations, by George ton, and Archibald Arm- Cruikshank. strong, Ingleberry Gris- Handy Andy’s New Adven- kin. lures ; by S. Lover. Esq., A Visit to the Castle of Chilauthor ...
... What is the arms* act ? Here the law prohibits the keeping of arms; hence arise in. vidious distinctions, galling and insulting to the people, and I have known and witnessed them. Go into the houses of one class, and there you will find arms kept, and permitted ...
... not a tenant. Neither is it true that my estate has b«en tbe scene of tomUnatiom, mnrdert, burnr»jr, burglaries, robbery of arme, attinl/i, jre. jrc. I hive nor time at present to enter into particulars in miking this denial ; but I refer you and your ...
... Blake, John James Bodkin, Denis Caulfield Brady, Hewit Bridgeman, R. D. Browne, Callaghan, Robert Otway Cave, iscount Clements, W. S. Crawford, G. Evans, Sir U. Ferguson, Hon. R. Fitzgibbon, C. Fitzsiraon, French, Henry Grattan, James Grattan, A. H. Lynch ...
... rafsd ! Connell was powerfully impassioned 1 ever saw in his own arms, during the ev>l days*'of the proclamations ; so impetuously yivrcious, that the laid down their pens in despair—Grattan was reckless and fiery a thnulitr of the olden time—Gordon wrathful ...
... Joshua Bowes, John Hayter, Wm G Scrope, Geo P Brabazon, Lord Heathcoat, John Seale, Col Brabazon, Sir W Heathcote, J Seymour, Lord Bridgman, Hewitt Heneage, E Sharpe, General Briscoe, John Bindley, Charles Sheil, R L Brockleburst, John Hobhou?e, Sir J ...
... this meeting, vote of thanks to Lords John Russell and Althorpo was proposed. The chairman, Bartholomew Verling, Esq., in putting the resolution from the chair, said“ Mr. Ring, in proposing rota of thanks to Lord* John Kuuell and Althorp, mentioned the name ...
... Clock, a* it Grattan, Esq., M. P., TinnehincK .i. 30 lr». Henry Grattan 0 0 took part in the F.xamiuationa. tant duties of life, to provide for those who are incapable of intended to dtspoaeof all the F.ffecU the above day. Henrv Grattan, Esq.. M. P„ ...
... PETITION. Mr. Henry Grattan intends nest sassion mors for a astast committee the petition certain Protectants Ireland (presented 31st Avgust), relating tn the grant to Maynooth College. THE LAST DUBLIN ELECTION. Mr. Henry Grattan baa given notice that ...
... Delany, C.R., ditto John Morphy, C.C., ditto John Butler, ditto Patricio Fitx patrick, ditto John Downey, ditto John Moffit, Kaheen, Patrick Dillon, Ross Daniel Dillon, Maryborough Patrick Dillon, ditto Michael Dillon, Knocknagruve John ...
... tow ards Mr. Grattan and his supporters Never was there exhibited such a mockery popular representation—such a burlesque of fair election, ha* been witnessed tins city Junn; the two last davs. The great majbrity f.eeholders vote for Mr Grattan ; and almost ...
... Ireland generally, for having returned Mr. Grattan, who sat at bis left band, and who would presently addtess them. (Great ehceiiog.) It must be in ib recollection of every man what waa the conduct of Mr. Grattan in the able discussion which sustained his ...