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... to say the state of this country (Ireland) required. But the police abused the powiragiveu them, by making an 1.l ate their arms, they would disturb instead preserving the public peaoe, and aggravate evils which they were established Ito remove. Most happy ...
... regard to tithes such never before affected the property mankind ? Whence proceed those scenes of injustice oppression which Grattan, with eloquence almost vine, denounced ill his p'ace in parliament, when vainly endeavouring to amend the system —Whence proceeded ...
... guilty of l * * dictating to it the choice of its representative. He next tells u* that should choose Mr. Grattan because is the sow the glorious Grattan 1762, and then that should not choose Mr.'Naper, to whom himself gives a character embracing, one would ...
... authority in it. Under the regulations aergeaDltare rntUied, enigratioc. arrant of Jhju acre* of land, and private, to 10 arm. Four or their pensions is the sum advanced to them by the board in lieu of dr mauds Half the sum is generally paid here, and ...
... member ounce tha« to-morrow would pul question the right lion, secretary for Ireland, (not now his place), relative to the arming of the Irish yeomanry which was still proceeding, notwithstanding it was understood that orders had been issued stop it. Mr ...
... ss, Bryan, Wm. »c,:»e magisuatc, and laiuly sh. ~.d Cull , >'• 1 * 'V ‘,. |» r , . John 8„«c, N - rtste.l person those ucc.sHins. Nviiher wuu..l .j.y, • l * Ncv.lU, John H. to Mr. Butler wish to i.i-i.iuato that such me. i.ugs might |, |», lward. 15rvan ...
... that the place where he saw the narnes placarded, and n; which he took to he the committae~ruoom, was in the court-house. ol John ?? witness demanded the payment ot his ci I.eipencesHe was not told by 'any one to ask them ; he got 101. pi al;ready ; ...
... Baronet, we will wilt lire to name the following distinguished N'olde„rii ami (’.cntlemon. each whom would, upon a rea.ai'ilc arm ranee of success, ready to come forward : lauds and Lowtiikr, General Gastoicnr, I ls l.iovu and Vkrnok. Once more we entreat ...
... them any of their agents. •John Power, one of the 40s. freeholders, was paid 10/. the last witness, 71. 103. of which he paid back. He had seen hi= freehold. Who is your tenant —Mr. Grattan. Who is your landlord ?—Mr. Grattan—(laughter.) I'OOH THE SPECIAL ...
... bill. On the nest cUuve, rious the ritertue, without b«ii go( any thing like cones- schedule being read, it was moved Lord John ponding advantage to Ireland, it b-tter to prohibit its w*»b reference the pr« linr-ioary words, •* that each the growth in/nmnr ...
... people Ireland Such a couite would only sow and perpeiuat* the seeds of discord and contention In that country. (Hear.) Sir JOHN NEWPORT observed in the pe(i ion that the petitior.eis said the students in Mayncoih Cuihge were nortu-ed in opinions inimical ...
... whs was not to much Influenced by partisan feelings. He sskid Sir John Byng, after the Lord Lieutenant bad given directions to Sir John, would he send any nfterwsrdi to unsay itSir John replied that he (Lord Anglesey] wu most straight forward man, and ...