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... ought to into a Committee, it had done on former occasion, and then Members might express their opiiiiom the resolutions. Mr. GRATTAN ■»»« quite road)- to on, although he would much m’hcr the (lisdusiioa were postpoacd. Mr. I.EAUER thought the proposal to ...
... Commons; upon that occasion the immortal Henry Grattan made use of the following words—[Here Mr. Caulfield read a paseage from a speech of Mr. Grattan's ] These arc the words of Henry Grattan, and if Henry Grattan in congratulated his country that England ...
... ineis coo. ' an ex enl. Murder was committed, and p.-rs. ma-on-, and tailoi*. 5 f per d.y Fr ma ! houses were attacked by armed parties in the calcul m made wilh re-pett Upper Canada, ! P' ll 80 that the inhabitants were unable to it appear* that th; ...
... Court-Rouse~, when John B. Weatropp, Etq., was eleated Common. Speaker, and Richard Freuklin and' (ieorge Sexton, Esqrs., Sberifie for the'. ensuing year. The C0oart ov. common Council was afterwards held at the Er-i 9hsengies, when the, Hon. John P. Veteker ...
... pirates wire chiefly Spaniards, and were lobe sent to England lor tridl.— 4/nen'can Puptr, State ok the (Joustv Kilkenny Taking arms, and sweating persons to give land, env.rea*e labourers' wages, Ac., Ac , continue to be of daily and nightly occurrence throughout ...
... hy purchase, rice Ramsay, who retires ; 2>« Lieut Lord John Chichester, l ...
... TITHES—TREL AND. The following are the resolutions moved by Mr. Grattan Mr. Stanley's motion regarding tithes.— They are taken from the votes of the House of Commons:— Resolved—That it is essential the peace of Ireland that the system of tithes in that ...
... commencement of the proceedings, w in Clarendofi-street chay#l, when O'Connell was standing in front of the platform, with is arms folded across his breast, bis re- alleries, and his lips send- gards directed the crowded g: ssive language, ing forth sentence ...
... Esq, Usher’s q ray, lbuas*Ji CounsulUrr Selou name happened f> be Altim- laiiioof John Pysrsoo, Esq rect, 10 der, anJ by birmtlf ss •* Edirs> l)«yet, This Ditto John S t ,fing, Usq, F aneis-street, (10 was err address, eces ibe advor trsenv* nr. to ...
... districts of Ireland, namely,—Kilkenny, Carlow, Tipperary, and Ibo Queen’s County, resistance that was supported by illegal and armed associations, which, from whatever cause they arose, if allowed to extend into other districts, would altogether undermine ...
... Lord Lyndborst, in consequence of something which had dropped from his Lordship during the late debate in the House of Peers. —John Bull. . Tb* Kino. —Firit, we thank bis Majesty for having, by Me Ann, manly, constitutional, and truly patriotic conduct, saved ...
... witness their defence not having arrived. The names of the nine are— John Peaitf, Richard Kenned// John, Richard Kenne.dtf Jams, Christopher Berlc, Michael M'Mahon, Michael Gljn, John Torpv, Andrew Moriarti/, and T. M'Mahon. MONDAY, APRIL 2, MURDER OF ...