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... minions of foreign court, eclipsed the pomp of their musters, ami hated at home, rather than return to that land which opens her arms to receive them—which invites them to her bosomto the blessings ol a gratified and grateful tenantry ? But suppose an absentee ...
... of four, have already denied the charge. The four remaining are Fitzstephcn Fl'rench, member for Roscommon county; James Grattan, member for Wicklow county; J. M. Galwey, member for Waterford county ; and N. A. Vigors, member for Carlow town. These gentlemen ...
... British Contemporary, that they bethought themselves, it would be a wise plan, now that the Courier had taken tl e altitude of Armed Neutrality, to open a fire upon both our flanks. shall pay them off, well our London friend ftt permit us to call him 1) next ...
... question purely pled te to thetr constituents ta b Let them tind anw other ma Let them ting anv other man tobe might select Me. Grattan and willthen beone ne to wil be acraved in determined bost ty a in the who will net do justice to Treland, whether o ine Whigora ...
... Colonel. Mrs. and Missch.Gkooan, Colonel aad Mist Groves, General and Mitt Maclean. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grattan, Linusey, Gore, Maxwell, Butler Messrs. N. John son, Curry, Ceaio, Montoomery, Krmmis. Akmitt. The Duke of RuTHEELANU.it said, U to move the Address ...
... retnn.ed thanks, rice—she received nothing hut coercion bills and insult— John O’Connell, Esq., the member for Youghal.”’ nothing has been done for Ireland, he has not done any Mr. John O’Conm ll said, that he thanked them sincerely, service her, and he regrets ...
... developed u|m»ii this question the greatest liberty hi invaluable, and bvlmet, wlh,li Ival b*en pro, Hired Mr. Grattan in the bmilh left Ibe chair, and John Crompton. Esq., was requested J The Chancellor watted for about two minutes and before | mean fix about ...
... bsfore John Byrne, E«q., Coroner, upon the body of John M'Guinnest, oq old man upwards of years age, who died there the preceding evening. The deceased who had been many years tithe proctor, went on F.i Jay the I7thinst.,in company with one John Henderson ...
... Hospital*. Doctor Erck, L.L.D. General—Sir G. Cockburn. Major-Uenerals —Sir H. S. Scott Maclean. Colon els— Grogan, Burgoyne, Sir John Harvey, E. Hill, W. Smith, R.H. A. Bernard, Sir F. Stoven. Lieitkxant-Colonels —Wedgwood, IVrsse, Sir J. M. Wallace, sth D ...
... been. He alluded O’Leary, who had been transported from the county Coik. It was lh« petition of eight children a man named John Leary, late a farmer Doneraile, in Ireland, but now under sentence of transpoitation II New 1 South ale*, aid it complained ...
... ofthe Sergeant-at. Arms until the farther order ofthe house, which was carried ncmiue contradicenU. Lord Althorp then left the house, followed in few minutes afterwards by Mr. Shed, when both were taken into custody by tbe Sergeant-at. Arms. Here the matteqdroppcd ...
... were to ac volve the colonies in rum and confusion; another that quire pecuniary compensation was a small ground for it would arm the slaves against 1 „f the result, considering the un- masters against their slaves. All .hese consequtnce.. iKirtant change ...