... prudence of an able tactician, who saw (he difficulty of waging war in an enemy's country, the of which were all up in arms against him—armed with the forty.ahiliiog franchise (cries of *• hear, heir,** and cheers). Tne Tory principle and practice were completely ...

... chair, when we heard the regular tramp of armed men approach, and a company of militia entered ; the men distributed themselves around in single filet, and the shock of their guns, at they came to ground arms, startled the echoes of the house, while Major ...

... on, as all money previourl) lent to this country by government had been repaid. The resolution was then pot and carried. Mr. John O’Connell, previous moving the next resolution, said—lf I were consult own wishes, 1 would not come forward here at ail; but ...