... escape, he came to a halt and offered to surrender, If his pursuers would allow his son to have his arms. They replied, that they did not seek his arms, but his per,on. After a parley, considerable delay, and a vast deal of threatening, he gave to his ...

... escape, he came to a halt and offered to surrender, if his pursuers would allow his son to have his arms. They replied, that they did not seek his arms, but his person. After a parley, considerable delay, and a vast deal of threatening, he gave to his ...

... the celebrated Grattan. That illustrious man was present in a company in which the merits of Jephson's Count of Narbonne were undergoing criticism. Anybody, said one of the party, anybody could write such a play as that. Mr. Grattan's reproving remark ...

... was undertaken.—Mantell's Wonders of Geology. THE CELEBRATED QUARREL BETWEEN FLOOD AND GRATTAN.—The remote cause of the celebrated quarrel between Flood - and Grattan was, the eld orator's jealousy of the young one, who had come with higher powers and untainted ...

... the celebrated Grattan. That illustrious man was present in a company in which the merits of Jephson's Count of Narbonne were undergoing criticism. Anybody, said one of the party, anybody could write such a play as that. Mr. Grattan's reproving remark ...

... and this was distinctly corruption. The house then divided on Lord John Russell's motion for the order of the day; Mr. W. S. O'Brien's proposal of adjournment being withdrawn. Lord John's motion having been negatived by a majority of four, the main resolution ...