... assembled large armed lies, and arms the houses of many of his Majesty's loyal subjects dilferent parts of the kingdom, and cut down and carried away great number of trees, wherewith make bandies for pikes and oilier offensive weapons arm their treacherous ...

... General and Mr. Grattan. (Lord Morpeth) had endeavored much possible to quote expressions from those who took a different line of politics; but he saw no impropriety in bringing forward the words of Mr. Grattan on Irish subjects. Mr. Grattan said: Of these ...

... whose they are attached ; Coffey, 15 • Clemengee, • II : EL1 6 0 0 ; Parr, 10; I/Unbar, 9 ; Moore, ; Moore, 2s, ;Kn t. ; Grattan. ; Fitzgerald, sen., 7; 3 9 , 6 'l - mery, ; Clemenger, 2s, ; Ciemeller, ; Sereneee, 4 ; Raster, 2s, 4; Fitzgerald, 24,4 ; ...

... Surrender Orange ball will be held in Mr. John Gilmore’s, innkeeper, Francis-street, Nowlowoards, on Friday evening, Blh December, which you are most respectfully invited. James Anokhsok, Samuel Mooue, j John Roddy, Stewards. Andrew Snodden, j William ...

... Mr. William Davenport, ap- New Ross ose Mr, Sandham Ely, eee Mr. David Heron, Newry Sligo see eee Mr. John 2 tin, 21 wee am Ww aterford ust. Mr. John Harris, ...

... large armed bodies, and plundered of arms the houses many of his Majesty’* loyal subjects in different parts of the kingdom, and cut down and carried away great numbers of trees, wherewith to make handles fur pikes and other offensive weapons > arm their ...

... it disloyal at the time for persons to take up b arms to prevent these aggressions (hear) ? The lord lieute. ti pant of that day addressed both houses, and called upon the 0 loyal to associate in arms under his: Majesty's authority.- h This brought forward ...

... returned from piece* EagUad and Scotland, but (here wm wot one •billing of contribution. The sole and whole abject of tin. party arm to bring to bear all their resource* those gcwilewMti who had been returned Crum Ireland (loud cheer*). this what they called ...