... that Protestants would compelled to join in associations for tlieir own defence. Arms had been brought into the country and circulated almost publicly. Mr. J. GRATTAN said that should vote for tlie committee, but he thought the right hon. Baronet had ...

... some of whom ought to be unemancipated), when question like that just decided was put the vote, had walked out the House arm-in-arm the Orange Member for Sligo. The English Constrvatives and Irish Orangemen were, on this occasion, supported al>o by the ...

... on days set apart for celebrating party triumphs, arising out of religious events, accompanied Iniiiiers, badges, and fire-arms, which latter too many tins.* pi.u-esdons were even wantonly lavish, were circumstances which called for I clar.afory law rather ...