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... and raoial and virtucus union, are the sticngest in IreUnd. They are oideily and i. dustiiou*. They are skilled in the u-e of arms, and of cool and well-regulated courage. They re. present the interests of the whole the Protestant community—they ar« the ...
... W Riekford, Beneti J Gordon, R Kippoo, Berksiev, Hon G Gore, Robmson, G T Goriii(t, H Roche, W Benett, J Grattan, S Km-bnclt, J A Biddulpb, Grattan, Ko-per, J Bish, T Grimston, Vtseoutttßnndle, J Black bo me, J Golly, J R Black stone, W HaH. Roth»en, Blake ...
... cheering from the opposition benches)—in reply to man that every information would lurmshcd. Ireland arc armed,” added, >■ are well armed.” (Hear. Mr. H. GRATTAN bore testimony to the excellent con- . , tclK [! while they felt this they could not RUSSIA AND ...
... O'CONNELL said, that tbe great mischief of the Orangemen carrying arms was, that it created a reaction, aud the Catkolios carried arms in self-defence. Hi* wish was that neither party should have arms. (Cheers.) The return was then ordered. EMPLOYMENT MILITARY ...
... O'Cuonell) in the hope that intimidation would be put an end to, whether it was exercised by landlords or priests. ( Hear. Sir JOHN CAMPUELL hoped that a remedy would devised that would render the adoption the ballot unnecessary. had seen so much of intimidation ...
... N.' Him. .t/t-aadamrr.?Lindsay, Waller O?Grady, Nugent, Butler, Arm. alrrng. Sirs?George Hodson. Bart., D.L. county \Vlcklow, Thorn Butler, Edward Stanley, Fether*t*n, George Rich, John K. James, D.L.,Walter Scott. K.H., Harcourt Lees, W. H. Palmer, Alan ...
... are preparing to follow their example. A «ar it wanted to cleanse the aristocratic kennels of Germany. BANKRUPTS. John De Moll and John Smyth, of the city of Dublin, merchant tailors* aters, and chapmen, trading De Moil and Smyth, surrender on the and ...
... ge Ferguson, assignee. John Richardson, do.—A. Jackson, do. Eleanor Woods, do.—no assignee. Elizabeth Cass, do.—do, Wyley, do.—do. John Green, do.—do. John Cranwill, do —do. Edward Morgan, do.—do, James M‘Car thy, do.—do. John Foley, do.—to be appointed ...
... Gisborne, T PattUon, J Brady, DC Gully. J Bodkin, J.J. Grattan, Palmer, C Buwriog, Df J Power* Blake, M J Gaskell, Perrin, Lewi* Buller, C (01100, W Pardarves, W W Bennett, John Grote, G Parker. John Barron, Heron, Sir R. Phdlijw, Bainbridge, E Uuthven ...
... opinion on the subject, hut shouh ,wn f,,r y > ‘* ai - content himself with stating the prayer of the netitionorß lo reply Sir John Ca MrnHi.f., tho witness sai*! that The t ,l, onera ! the opinion very hi di P which Mr. Maclaran made, and it was authoncy ...
... That iudi- kdaud, Cavan, Antrim, Armagh, and Tyrone, there had prepared speeches, and did not like disappointed Mr. IiLNRY GRATTAN rose amidst loud cries baronet concluded moving the following resolution: * * |‘i id “ I have found that those Orange lodge ...
... number of Orangemen, linked with caiumniating tneir former viclims (hear). ; ceived which he had not yet untied, leucy. . ' arm in arm together, and wearing their usual insignia, passed j MAHON had been accused of being (be author of * O’CONNOR said he hod ...