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... 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 ...
... petition from Waterford, denounced Lord Grey’s declaration. He was followed Mr. Shiei, in the same strain: and Mr. Henry Grattan, who achieved the somewhat difficult exploit of talking more violently and stupidly than the one or the other. The changes ...
... 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 ...
... of—Antrim county Lee, John L. H jeet, and were not armed v essel s . What pr . roof was there of Lefevre, Ch as . S.—Hampslare Bodkin, John J.—Galway enlistment avowedly for Don Pedro's cause? Here was a Leigh, T. C.—Wallingford Boyle, Hon. John—Cork city case ...
... Earl of Evans, Col. Be Lacy Rooper, J. B. Bodkin, John J. Evans, Wm. Russell, Lord John Boyle, Hon. John Evans. IV. R. . Russell, Sir R. G. Brabazo'n, Viseount Ewart,•Wm. Russell, Lieut. CuL Browne, John Fazakerley. J. N. Rus,ell, W.. brownlow, Charles ...
... Francis —Wirwickshire Acheson, Viscount—A rmngh co. Lee, John 1.. H—Wells Belfast, Earl of—Antrim county Lefevre, Chas. S.—Hampshire Bodkin, John J.—Galway Leigh, T. C.—Wallingford Boyle, Hon. John—Cork city Lemon, Sir Chas., Bt.—Cornwall Brabazon, Vis ...
... Wotrd (til' a'sshsr ?? Tirenssiarto, M.Sr. Lisltar (the author of GrAntyyo), Mr, Theodore Hook. Mr. Horoae Smirtt, Mir. Grattans. Srt. Hlallser. Ac. &,c. ~Ao Site ?? o ?? eheatsattil Untiquea coilersina to limited Sto Sit copies, iiine swho are ,te-icnits ...
... (Rodney) never suffer . your mind to gainitt any offi cer t ill you are nurse sure of the I t 4 t bieleera ; and he alway s arme d against any attempt hruthe eei t s e a ne h a i r officer. H e thought. the 1. !ter, from 1 si s tel ln•is read extracts ...
... counties of Carlow, Kilkenny, Queeci's County, and Tipperary, was supported by a ?? diangerous, illegal, and, in some cases, armed ! which, unless It were put down, could not fail to be applied to the promoting of other usjects by the resistarce of the law ...
... Merionethshire -'Thursday, March 15, at Bala. Carnarvonshire—Monday, March 19, at Carnarvon. Cardiganshire—Tuesday, March 20, at Cardigan. Anglesey—Thursday, March 22, at Beaumaris. Denbighshire—Saturday, March 24, at Ruthin. Brecknockshire—Same day, at Brecon ...