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... to recommend to her Majesty the nomination of a governor whose presence may be the signal for another appeal to There must arms against the tyranny of Great Britain. be some sinister influence at work, which thus renders Cabinet. of none effect the best ...
... directed its pure and transparent waters into hea'tiy and beneficial currents ; or, as Mr. Grattan, with his usual fecility of diction, has ex pressed it, ‘the armed youth of the country like a thoucand streams from a thousand hills, and filled the plain ...
... Sir M. Wood, W. Crawford, J. Pattison . T . HI. D avies .. -lon. R. Fitzgibbon, W. S. O'Brien . J. Grattan or E. Howard .J. Eusthope, S. Duckworth . .. C. E. Rumbold, W. Wilshere Total .. ..13 TOIIY ItrURNS AtMItNST ...
... the the sympathy perfect, save that the Canadians are bla for the of their revolt. The fig has -signal fur another appeal to arms against the tyranny ‘There must be sonie sinister in- ‘ot Great Britain. been sufficientiy fluence at work, which thus renders ...
... promoted ; John Linton Arsbin Symmons, promoted ; Richard Tyldcn. vice Hainley, promoted; Philip John Stapleton Barry, vice Beatty, promoted Henry Arthur White, vice Gordon, promoted ; Paul Bernard Whiltingbnm, vice Dill, promoted ; Philips John Hornby, ...
... well as every body else, were aware bad already become inevitable. It is quite clear that the force at the disposal of Sir John Colburn (•2,500 regulars) is totally inadequate to preserve the province—though, if are to believe the despatches, this confident ...
... Carlow, John, son of the Rev. Joseph Jameson. Wan, Sie, vite a Wm, Card nt eg county of On his_right were seated Lord Brabazon, M P ; Robert Hutton, Esq. MP; Lord Fingall, Lord Lismore, Lord Cremorne, Sir John Kennedy, Bart; John Esq, MP; Henry Grattan, Esq ...
... Esq., John Power, Esq., Peter Purcell, Esq., and Ignatius Callaghan, Esq. Among those present we observed- Richard L. Sheil, M.P.; Sir Richard Nagle, Bart., M.B. H. Grattan, ?? John Maher, M.P.; Morgan O'Connell, M.P.; Leonard Dobbin, Esq. ; Sir John Kennedy ...
... did they exelude from their society but liberal John M‘Donald, Sir F. M*Donoell, P. E. Murphy, | the honor of proposing. I shali now bring you back te Protestants. Uis friend beside him (Mr Heary Grattan, has brought us here this evening. I have now to ...
... mayor, sheriffs, burgesses, &c. ; and that there should be an electiva annually, on the Monday next after the feast of St. John the Baptist, of officers, to enter on their office at the feast of St. Michael then following. The affidavit went on to state ...
... we were encompassed to your remembrance, that y of the recolléct. the deter ination which animated our spi nt Mi- verved our arms fur the contest (cheers). And, ag remedy lord, I feel that ree tly there has been offered an i hear). our understandings, an ...
... MP. ; Robert Hutton. Esq.. M.P. ! Lord Fingall. Lord Lismore. Lord Cremorne, Sir .iolm Kennedy, Baronet John O Connell, Esq., M.P. ; Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., and James Power, Esq M P ' and on the left were seated Daniel O’Connell, Eeql’m.P.': George ...