... Butler, l.ord Roscommon, H. Grattan. Esq.. M.P.. and Mrs. Grattan. Hon. Mr. Boyle, Sir John Burke. Ponsouhy, Esq., O. R- Hunter, Esq., ike. During the races the Countess Mulgrave, the Countess of Howth. Mrs. Henry Grattan, aud another lady, sate in the ...

... James Butler, Lord Uoscuinmon, H. Grattan, Esq. M.P., and Mrs. Grattan, Hon. Mr. Boyle, Sir John Burke, Ponsonhy, Esq., O. B. Hunter, Esq., &c. During the races the Countess Mulgrave, the Countess Howth, Mrs. H. Grattan, and another lady, sale in the chariot ...

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... Church Rome not placed in circumstances favorable as to cause the secular arm to exert itself in her behalf. But all who are acquainted with the subject, know well that the secular arm is bound one of the canons, under pain excommunication, to inflict the ...

... Orangemen into Drogheda, which be hid honored him ( Mr. Grattan) with in Trim. (Hear, hear.) He bad teen them march with piatola under their cloaka and bludgeons in theirlhanda, headed by clereyman armed with a loaded piatol. ( Hew, from the Minis, jterlal ...

... moving and guiding power by which the civilized world was engaging itself in arms against revolutionary France. Germany, Russia, Turkey, Prussia, all were in the field, or arming their battalions to oppose what was considered the common enemy of all The ...

... Hlaquierc and Krtvarti* I'itzgeraid; the Bishops of Waterford and Right Honorables John Curran, Grattan Mr, Secretary Ctwiy; j|r. Patrick ; Major-General Matthew Vereker; Sir John M‘Cartiufy, Sir Barnngton Messrs. Hood, Francis Hardy, Gold, Egan, Richard Dawson ...

... Lodge* directed to report the eridene* iJretdf ui»o u ~ prereltoec end exMot Orange Lodge* in lb* Arm* •broad, together with cupiet of toy document* for , committee miy be*e eeot. Sir H. HARUINGE—I beg »»k whether the Hon. J' ber to more for only pert ...

... at the same time, though he declared would lake the arms from all, he did not interfere all with the Catholics who were in possession them ; and it was a strong fact in the case, that Kennedy’s arms were duly registered. He begged leave ask further, whether ...

... that whatever the house might do, the government would not cease to devote its most anxious attention to the subject. Mr. H GRATTAN bore testimony to the good feeling of government on the subject. He maintained that the evils under which the country laboured ...

... pension of KM. settled upon bar, the same be paid out of tbe privy purse. /Jerry JomrnaL Muanea On Monday nigbt, man named John Shechy, aged about 70, naaibot by some fellows in tbe neighbourhood of Ball inlanders; be was, we understand, the last life ...

... the same time, though declared lie would take the arms from all, did not interfere at all with the Catholics, who were io possession of them ; and it was a strong fact in the case, that Kennedy's arms were duly registered. begged leave ask further, whether ...