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... was. assemble to gain information. With regard to the Repeal question, he was inclined to agree in the opinion expressed Grattan in the year 1810, that they could not carry it in Parliament until it was carried out of Parliament. (Hear, hear.) They should ...
... between one and two in the morning, an armed ■ party of men came to the house of James Hall, of i lire townland Anagad, in the County of Ar- magli, near Culloville, and demanded a gun ; Hall told them he had no arms in the house, on which one of the party ...
... H Goulburn c, Manners Sutton c Cambridge—T S Rice r, Pryme r Canterbury—Lord Furdwich r, Hon. Watson Cardiff—J Nicholl c Cardigan—P Pyrse r Carlisle—P H Howard r, W James r Carmarthen Hon. T W Yelverton r Carnarvon—Sir C Paget r Chatham—Colonel Maherly ...
... hundreds of amateurs were present. The Right Hon. Isoc Carry, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, fought the Right Hod. Henry Grattan, Privy Counsellor, and leader of the Opposition. The Chancellor was hit. He also fought two others. Metge, Baron of the Exchequer ...
... Williams, | day the Ith February^ r , Afnrrison. * the above, the SECRETARY of the John Wiles, Samuel Morrison, jury will „ive APPLICATIONS for the John Morrison, John uratiam, REPAIR of ROADS and for other PUBLIC WORKS, William Simpson, J. D. Dobbin ...
... the destinies of Ireland. A year and a-half ago the Right Hon. Gentleman proposed an Arms’ bill, which rendered every mau liable to transportation who should have arms in bis possession (bear) —that had not been branded in Ireland. The Kigbt Hon. Gentleman ...
... Friday : Charles Tottenham, direr Patrick Dolphin,* Edmund Moltn, John Leaky, Henry West, William John Johnston, Johnston, Trevor Alex. Fenton, William Gilligan Johnston, Charles Hill, John Fmnis Lynch, Vincent Scully, Esqrs The Gentlemen whose names stars ...
... their attack with stones and fire-arms. Witness knew the party that came down High-street to friendly him, by their acts—they attacked the other party, whom should call the assailing party, with sticks, stones, and fire-arms, and drove them away up Castl ...
... nn’i.l O'Connrll. M.arice O'Cnnirll, O’Conor Don O’Coooell. Cirrw O'Dryer, Richard N.ieil. Sir Richard Nagle John O’Connell, Henry Grattan, Win. Roche, David Roche, Wdl.ani O'Neil Daunt, Pa'rick Lalnr, M. L. Chapman, Delbert Baldwin, Edward S. Ruthven ...