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... THE EARL OF CARDIGAN, Mr. MUNTZ rose to move that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying her Majesty to institute an inquiry into the conduct of the Right Hen. the Earl of Cardigan, during his command of the 11th Hussars, with the view ...
... pronortion of Irish represent, tives the British heart and the British arm must have rather than declined. Even before the first great diminution of the penal code, we find it ated by Mr. Grattan, in his ch to parliament the Catholic bill, in Februarv, 17!t2 ...
... its results are as follow: BRITISH ARMY IS 1841 Men on passage countries are not spe- cified, Englishmen and Scotchmen of all arms, Irishmen, Total, _ 109,905 Now, we are to remember that in three only of the four provinces of Ireland dares Mr. O’Connell ...
... the men of war, nearly the whole men were Irish.” (I.) To cite one instance, in corrobn ' tion of Mr. Grattan’s assertion the year ” serves Sir John Cox Hippesley, when fewer Cttholi entered the service than at present, (that is, in crew of the Thunderer ...
... arrived at the Castle at a quarter past five o’clock this after- attracted by the fact that the Kev. T. D. Gregg, and two armed at the Castle at a quart other persons, were summon.l for an outrage committed at .noon, under «. escort of the Ist y Conveat ...
... Capt AgUonby, H A Gillon, D E Alston, Gisborne, T Philhpa, Sir R Andover, Lord Gordon, R Philips, M Anson. Col Grattan, J * Anson, Sir G Grattan, H Phillpotts, J Archbold, Greenaway, C Pigot, A instrong, A Greg, R H Pmney W Bainbridge, E T Greig, Ponsonhy ...
... O’Loghlen, Sirs Fitzsimon, Broughall Mrs. Woulfe, Castle, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. J. R. Corballis, Mrs. Henry Grattan, Mrs. Patrick Sweetman, Mrs. Geale, Mrs. John Sweetman, Mrs. Nangle, Mrs. M‘Donnell, Mrs. Warren Locke, Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. O’Reilly, Mrs. Keogh ...
... Muntz gave notice that, on the 13th inst., he should propone address to her Majesty, praying for the dismissal the Earl of Cardigan from the army. Sir G. Clerk (for Lord Sandon) gave notice that on Friday, on the motion for committee on the sugar duties ...
... house unless he were to The people might not know, but yet it was well known, that I enter by the gar re. window (laughter). John Bull was many of our most skilful men were carrying on our manu-1 generally esteemed an animal of common sense. He reraem&etures ...