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... then lour meoibe>§ of the Bcrcsford family the House adverse to parliamentary reform, namely, the Arch, bishop of Armagh (Lord John Beresfurd,', the Bishop Kdmore ( Right Rev George Bemford, i). the noble marquis, and General Viscount Bere*ford. the house ...
... on Friday night i H, Lambert, J. Lambert, More O'Ferrtll, H. Grattan, J. Grattan, Power, Sir John Milley Doyle. Sir Patrick liellew. Shell, Chapman, Leader, Rutbven, Walker, Wallace, Sir John Burke, French, Sir Henry Parnell. Sir Richard Musgraae, Lord ...
... unconbtitutional'mea- aures. But tbe people in Irelund must be aware that nightly meetings, ants of Outrage, arid plunder of arms, cannot he tolerated in any saate; and should the violence tbat prevails in tie south now ex- tend tbrough the island, ibe ...
... Francis JlicDonnell l>e to preside Chairman of this Meeting, and that John .Mourn, Ti»i. soltcited perform the d'itie« of Secretary. Proposed by Richard Wade, Eftp, and uccooded John Mourn, Ucs(dvod—That can nevor view the payment of Tithe in Ireland under ...
... ability, and that the Right lion. Lord Cloncurry requested to present our petition the House of Lords. Proposed Mr. John Roach ; seconded Mr John Hussey Resolved—Yhat we have seen with regret, but not with surprise, the c nnbiimtion English and Scotch Members ...
... if those persons consented to assist the police, government would furnish them with arms. answered that there would disinclination tbe part the government to furnish arms for such a purpose. He understood that that was perfectly satisfactory but would the ...
... Mr. Joha ; seconded by Mr. John Moore R*solveil—Tbit the general oppantic i th-‘ inevitible the state of misery and degroditioa which that iniquitous system has reduced the country. Proposed by Mr. Tiiomas Killen led Mr. John Resolved—That those who advocate ...
... country. Hon. Friend the Member for the University of Dublin had stated that men could not appear in the open day without being'armed with muskets, and if the gentlemen of the Queen’s county, and cf Kilkenny, were to embody themselves for the purpose of executing ...
... Committee, on Friday night H. Lambert, J. Lambert, More O’Ferrall, H. Grattan, James Grattan, Power, Sir John Milley Doyle. Sir P. Bellew, Sheil, Chapman, Leader. Ruthven, Walker, Wallace, Sir John Burke, French, Sir H. Parnell, Sir R. Musgrave, Lord Killeen, ...
... him. _ lie rushed into the arms bill, and his retreat was as precipitate ax his advance. This tithe bill will be equally abortive, and at the close of his Irish career (it was about to close) it would lie said that his arms bill and bis titha bill were ...
... descendants PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. MKDOW, BtlaiKC. We are tkrwtcocd with the third of the tithe hill tonight. Sheil, Henry Grattan, and Leader will be the principal peahen among the Irith members. Stanley baa just giecn notice that be will more the third ...
... 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 ...