... would be further considered, and that Ireland would be allowed participate fairly in the rights of representation. j Mr. J. GRATTAN was anxious that the machinery of the English bill should be extended to that which related to Ireland. Mr. HUNT presented ...

... The armed force Immediately entered, and most of the men who were In arms in - this place were arrested after a resistance, in which several were wounded. One of their chiefs was seized, who had hid himself in a chimney, where he was still armed with ...

... eter Murphy P. Lavelle I John Campbell Jobn IU M'onn, M.D. | John Clitke Joh t Fitilay, Bar. Riahard Barrett Andrew Cartan llgh Ml')onal'l Irratcis Burke John W. )l31iLu Fred. W. Conway E. M'llonaglh r. il'Iieever, D.l.D. John Donrineliv Timothy O'Brien ...

... resource of the Pp. ©. Crampton, Sir John Milley Doyle, A. Ladyship has been always sclect in the choige ger, which it was stated, a number of the meu corraptionists is to be found ta religions discord, French, Henry Grattan, Lard George fill, R. of her company ...

... little boys, his sons, were in the shrubbery, near the ball-door ; they saw five armed men lurking among the trees; the children towards the door, pursued by the men with their arms presented. Mrs. Lee, a l a rmed by the cries of her ran to their assistancp ...

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... Roscommon fur an additional number of representatives foe Ireland. O’Connor Don supported the prayer of the petition. Mr. Grattan regretted thet the Irish Reform Bill was different from the English one, and contended that, far the machinery the measure ...

... continued ; but with regard to the charge made by the Noble Earl, of his having declined to state his determination to support the arm of the law when the Committee was appointed, he could only ask if any other sentiments had ever been delivered by him, and if ...

... blind and ignorant rabble are supporting the ministers by whom that deficit is occasioned. Messrs. O'Connell, Shiel, and Grattan, manifested all the soreness under Lord Grey's declaration of the preceding evening, which it was natural to ex- We suspect ...

... with them their arms and baggage; the rest, to the number of or 200, entered Cesena, where they were received by different families, who were most anxious to afford them an asylum. They, however, took the precaution of giving up their arms, in order to prevent ...

... towards the country which gave me birth, and the noble Portuguese nation, induced me to imitate my illustrious ancestor, lion John IV., by availing myself of the short duration of my reign to restore to the Portuguese nation, as he had done, the possession ...

... the carriage, thus providentially saving the lives the passengers. Mr. Salmon, who was on the box, had hia left arm severely shattered. John Rsphial, Esq.. of Fitzroy-square, was much hurt, that he returned with Mr. S. to Farnham, where he now remains ...