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... respectable lenamry his noble father's exiemive estates. For this purpose the tenantry were invited dine Mr. Lowson’t, the Lambton Arms in Ches»er-le street, where upwards of persons, including some of the connecdons Lord Durham in the neighbouting towns, who ...
... Artane, and Mr. Ferguson* There will be three races each day. lb* steward* ut Brabaxon, Sir George Cockburn, Sir John Uibtun, FullamL James Grattan, and Richard H. Gr*)doo, Preparations arc in progress which, we understand, the meeting the most attractive ...
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... faction ? Are the arms of the state to be converted to the destruction of her Majesty's loyal, dutifulf and well-meaning subjects? No; we have a parental government, from which we expect justice and protection. Ireland, the strong arm of Britain, treated ...
... the 21st December, 1795, party of Pcep-o’-day Boys visited number houses, in the neighbourhood of Armagh, in the search of arms, and in order to turn out Catholic servants from Protestant houses, agreeably to a notice formerly posted for that purpose ...
... Caroline youag«t daugh.er ih. Hou. T ftH v Hill of the !••© Sir I. Noel llill. AtOsieiid I-oaiaa. eldest daughter of T. C.Grattan, Fsq. JulXt offerer. Mm. Jmnea. w.fe Ltmit. W James, of the l»7th Kegimeut. T. TtU emteem Master Prtwers in Dublin. In the ...
... on house*. On the evening the of December, IT9», Poep-o-day Roys visited a number houses in hourho «l Armagh in the search arms and in . i-Vr ii turn out Catholic servants from l*ruCesta ...
... Esq . and Joseph Atkinson, Esq., marched with their yeo nanry to the house of one John Keegan, in Ballyhcgan, Parish of ; they demanded from him twenty stand of arms, which these Magistrates said they heard had in his house. declared lie had arras, and ...
... marched with the yeomanry the house one John Keegan, in Ballyhegan, parish of KUmore; they demanded from him twenty stand of arms, which these Magistrates said they heard he had in his house. He declared he had no arms, and therefore could give none: on this ...
... stand out like one of Atalanta's apples. The modest man spares Grattan, ** being dead.” Think of that Sil tie mortuis nisi bonum— When scoundrels die thus bemoan ’em.** will not spit on Grattan's tomb. Our glorious Gbattax,—the angcl-tonguccl, the lion-hearted ...
... charges. Where; are the crowded gaols and the groaning gibbets? How have all these monstrous barbarities eluded, not merely the arm of justice, but the scrutiny of the judicial vision ? Explain the enigma of such terrific scenes hourly occurring, yet never ...