... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Wolstenbolmc, Robert Cassidy, Peter Purcell, Peter Caulfield, Dr. Grattan, William Disney, William Reilly, Ksqrs. ; Rev. G. Doyle, P.P. ; Rev. Mr. M‘Mahon, P.P.; J. D. Mansfield. Geo. Pim, John Copeland, Eaqrs, and many other highly respectable gentlemen, ...

... the immediate vicinity of chair noticed—John Nangle, Esq., late high sheriff; Win. Naogle, Peter Purecll, Gerald Aylmer, Thomas Kennedy, Samuel Armstrong. Wm. Lewis (sub-sheriff), and Wm. Dunna, Esqra.; Dr. Grattan ; v. Messrs. Gerald Doyle, P.P., Arthur ...

... M.P., Ifard Alorpcth ; Air. Bellew, M.P., Lord Meiprth; Sir WilHam Somerville, by the Marquess Conyngham ; Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Hohhonaa; Major Alacnamara, Lord Musnsib Air. Bridgman. M P., Lord Morpeth ; Mr. J. H. Tafaot, P., by the Earl of Sbrrwsbunr; ...

... compelled to disseminata the sword, nut ihe words of charity—to sow the dragon’s teeth, and literally to reap their harvest with armed men. Thixdlt—Having thus despatched your needless assertions, 1 come the pith and marrow of your latter. Ido so the more readily ...

... Cox » Hon Dawson Damer, Ellis, Sir E ber for | Lord Hi b, John I Jackson, 1 of this Jones, Right Hon T Lefroy, Edwar Henry Maxwell, Captain Meynell, Hon J O'Neil, t to be Colonel Verner, John Y: Archbold, N Ball, HOW Barr to pass Barry, Francis B Beamish ...

... Monday, the February, the following notice, “ that in earn the notice Lord Maidstone brought forward entertained the House, Lord John Russell to call the attention the House to the charge perjury brought the Bishop Exeter against certain members of this House ...

... M‘Mehon, R Roger Sweene: Miehsel John M‘Ginni: Michael M‘Qa Bene, TE he, Patrick Bellew ay ane Jobn Murray Joba Caulfield, R. Peter M‘Cullagh Pat. Kelly Joba O'Hanlon ye Bernard Elliott Thomas Johnston James Clarke John M‘Carron Thomas Conolly Wm. M‘Clesn ...

... satisfied with about 25, (he, by-the-bye, isa Liberal i m he land, but in Monaghan a supporter of Lucas)—and | broad Henry Grattan, has not a vote, although he could m so. that Lord Rossmore is, I may say, perfectly unsup ed the he stands alone in this ...

... NEWRY PETIT SESSION! combination or Holier! Head, John Ennis, Thomas Muroey, Wm. Wright, John Wilkinson, Janies Bricrlcy, and William Gray, Journeymen Printers employed in the TrUgrajA Office, appeared answer the complaint of Mr. James Henderson, who ...

... declared bis intention to vote with the Queen’s Government on the present question (cheers from the Ministerial benches). Mr. H. GRATTAN congratulated the House on there being in the Opposition one honest man at least. He had beard more than one right bon. gentleman ...