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... confusion was treated at this period of the boaouiable gentleman's 'Pcech. and Sir John Kingston James called for a hearthe uproar being increased] i w. 0 Connell rose and said—Sir John Kingston j that you are breaking the compact | ■ *“ , *r'i that compact which ...
... general attention. The right window wasgraced with another, butsraallcr transparence of tbecily arms—and the left window was eqaa’ly graced with the arms of our admirable Viceroy, with the motto, rirtute quies,” characteristic of his government ; and ...
... such strong documentary evidence, » never befoie was wafted across the BrilishCnanncl. her Majessy’s correspondence with Lord John she has marked her strong approbation of the conduct her excellent reoreseutation. (Hear, and cheers.) The first Lord Lieutenant ...
... clauses, after some discussion, were ! agreed to. Shedules A. and B. were agreed to. On shedule C. being proposed, Mr. J. GRATTAN i moved that the town of Wicklow be included in sche dale C. and after some conversation the motion was ■ withdrawn. After ...
... at Berios.*’ To such dishonour has the policy of the Whig Radical government exposed the arms uf England - the arms not only of Winded aotantee a, but the arms ot King's forces Marines. With such relentless cruelly has the blood of Englishmen been squandered ...
... freeman to come forwatd ; I call the freemen particularly, they at least-should now have their eyes open. They have got ong arm free, why should they keep the other in state of bondage ? (loud cries of hear. hear.) They ought to join their fellow countrymen ...
... Orangemen of Wicklow, and their abettors in Dublin. It seems that several voters of Mr. Grattan’s were spttiled off— kidnapped. They wers - traced in Dublin, and Grattan’s fiends immediately set about the inquiry as then hens in qua. The place, understand ...
... O'Gorman seconded the resolution. Mr. Grattan proposed the next resolution. He availed himself, he said, of bis accidental presence in the city to meet there that day. Within the last six days he had heard Lord John Russell declare that he would never desert ...
... with death who should dare to purchase it. Mr. Barry’s woodranger (although armed with a hlund-rhuss, and accompanied four men) was attacked on the highway, near Spring, two armed men, who heat him severely and disarmed him of his blunderbuss; such the system ...
... that pacificators were appointed in the three above named parishes, viz.: —John O’Alara, Esq., Richmond, an old and efficient patriot ; Daniel Murpfiv,of Clonmorc, Esq. ; and John Mara, of Killea, Esq. ; Mr. Lamgau, y _ I have but little doubt but the ...
... orovided with aß^' ,lde Hardman. John Cooper, Thomas Carty, John Butler 85s ; Limerick, 83s lo 84s ; C irrick, 'hew, E. A. Dennis, . Hayden, G. Roe, W. Armstrong, with too extra tr the of Ch ®« t ®''. M’C.nn. John Aekland, RobeJt Ball ; Carlow 81s HBs ...
... burnt, for which a reward of was offered by government; on the eeroe day an attack six bouses by armed multitude which deprived the inhabitants of their arms, reward offered by government ; on the 17th of January an attack a bouse and the madder of one ...