... intense. Love all these arms at once employs And wounds and dazzles and destroys ! RUSSO-DUTCH LOAN. MAJORITY. Irish Members voted with Ministers on the proposition for continuimj the payments on the above. Loan. Belfast, Earl of Grattan, H O’Ferrall, R M Bellew ...

... intense. Love all these arms once employs. And wounds and dazzles and destroys ! RUSSO-DUTCH LOAN. MAJORITY. Irish Members who voted with Ministers on the proposition fur continuing the payments on the above. Loan, Belfast, Earl of Grattan, H O’Ferrall, Bellew ...

... rates, cesses, and taxes, before they can register or vote. Wm. Blackney, D. Brown, M. L. Chapman, R. Gladstone, Henry Grattan, James Grattan,'Joseph Hume, Henry Hunt, Sir W, Hurt, O. O. Jepbvon, N. P. Leader, F. W. Mullins, Daniel Connell, O’Conor Don, 11 ...

... C—Shropshire Pemberton, T Rye Perceval, S Tiverton Pringle. A—Selkirkshire Pryse, P. —Cardigan Sfenart, Thickneaae, K Wig Willoughby, Sir H—Yarmouth. Isle of Wight Young, John—Cavan Fergusson, Sir R—Ln.derry Fitzgerald, Sir A.—Ennis Forbes, Sir Mdinsbnry Fox ...

... no application was made to them. When went amongst them JO days afiriwatds nut one of bis Tenaula would take up arms (or him. Hr (Mr Grattan) thought tbe committee would not sa* tiafy the country though it may satisfy, soma of tbs hon- baronet’s (Sir H ...

... Power, R. Waterford co. Rice, Right Hon. T. S, - • Fitzsibbon, lion. R. I-iine* rick co. French, A. Roscommon co. Grattan, H. Meath co. Grattan, J. Wicklow co. Hill, Lord G. A. Cairick- Limerick. Russell, J. Kinsale, Rutbven, Ed. S. Downpa- trick Sbeil, R ...

... large armed (.arty, who broke the windows of his house, Moorecraft is respectable i’rotestant. the same night armed party entered the dwclllng-honse of James RuJlins, of Fardrumon, in the district of Longford, and made strict search for Ids fire arms: not ...

... wanton outrage; and we need not add that Mr. Cooke is a very respectable Catiolic gentleman. During the last week, two fellows armed came suddenly on Mr. William Connor, of Inch, a gentleman %Om has been a steady advocate of popular rights, Sand while standing ...

... that Sir John Byng was sent Mr. Heniy Grattan “to demand an expla~ nation frorn Colonel ; and the Standard is equally in error applying the word *• retraction to the communication made to Sir John and Sir George Murray by Mr. Henry Grattan. The int ...

... object. In conrqucnce of the language uaed Col. Conolly to Mr H Grattan in the Home ot C ommop* the latltr gtnlUmao felt himielf abound to dema' d an explanation, and acne is friend, Sir John Byug, to wait on Colonel Conolly. The explanation demanded wa> ...

... by Mr. John Tvnan; seconded by Mr. Charles Dunne: That the petitions now read approved of, signed by the Land- holders, and forwarded fur presentation to the House of Commons, by Thomas Wyne, Esq., for the County of Tipperary, and by James Grattan,Esq. ...

... ood of Vicarstowa, on Mr. Grattan's estate, was, within the last few days, shot in the knee by one of the party who attacked his house. About ten o'clock on Sunday morning, a large party of men, seventeen of whom were armed with guns, attacked the house ...