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... late unforto- note occurrence ot Knlhcormac. Alter long conversation, however, in which Sir H. Hahdinge. Sir R. Peel, Mr, Grattan, General DAL>tAC,and others took pan, the motion was withdrawn. Mr. Gisborne then rose to move resolution declaratory mat ...
... gallant brother, Col. Veruer, the true Representative of Protestant Armagh'—(9 times 9). Our tried and muchesteemed brother, John Ellis, Esq., District Master of Newry'—(6 times 6 and one cheer more'). Our respected visiter, W. H. Smyth, Secretary to Roden ...
... DISEASES. By Sir HENRY HALFORD, Bart. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Just pubUshed. New Edition, in 2 vol*. Bvo. with portrait and woodcuts, H^udibras SAMUEL BUTLER. With Notes, the Rev. TREADWAY RUSSELL NASH, D.D. John Murray, Albemarle-street. Albemarle-street ...
... Richard M. Ucllew, Sir Patrick, Bart. John Ha iocs, Brady. Denis Caulfield Budkin, John James Howard, Ralph Howard, Fhiiip Heorj Homr, Joaeph Halt, William Han-ey, Daniel Hector, Cornthwaite John Haraphery, John Kerry, Earl of Labouchere, Henry Lambtoo ...
... turned out that they were the servants of Randell Plunket, Esq., and were armed. Again, that They were headed by a Protestant Clergyman, with a pistol in his hand. Now he (Mr. Grattan) had said no such thing; and he had distinctly said that those Orangemen ...
... annual subscrip- oo or before March In every year.” -Tv. ®hn Kemble seconded this resolution, and togiatthetame time propose Mr. John Mastermao which seconded. being pot and carried, number of advanced to the table and pot down their P*fa toembere, with various ...
... in a bill for the abolition of imprisonment for debt. Mr. O'CONNELL regretted that Sir John Campbell did not mean to extend his bill to Ireland.—Leave given. Sir JOHN CAMPBELL obtained leave to biing in several bills for the amendment of the law with respect ...
... W. MINORITY WED), WHO VOTED FOR 'E THE ARMY FROM 81,27 Fergus, J. Fergusson, R. Fielden, J. Finn W. F. Gaskell, D. Grattan, H. Grattan, J. Grote, G. Hodges, T. L. Hodges, T. Hume, J. Hutt, W. Hindley, C. Heotor, C. J. Hawkins, J. H. Hawes, B. Hall, B ...
... of Orangemen, on Sunday, had marched into Trim, headed by a clergyman, armed with a pistol, and that the men were in the service of the bon. member opposite/ He (Mr. H. Grattan) bad said no such thing but he bad stated that these Orangemen had marched ...
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... of Orangemen, on a Sunday, had marched into Trim headed by a clergyman, armed with a pistol, and that the men were in the service of the hon. member opposite. He (Mr. H. Grattan) had said no such thing; but .he had stated that these Orangemen had marched ...
... conducted the enquirim. Much had been aud of the arming of Protestant* and Catholice, and of the instigation* given on either side to nrm; but after the tolerably pitta advice give* to the Catholics to arm, was it likely that the Protestant* would remain ...