... eighty thousand armed a: citizens procured her all she required, sthe power to legis~ tl tate for herself. Did she this when only three milins t and does she tremble in the balance now that she is nine ? h To be sure she had a Grattan then, but has she ...

... iod referred to. ' The distrust so generally felt in him by ad the Irish people would compel him to throw himself into de the arms of the Oratagemen of that country; and the result fro would be, that the oppressions which that party would prac-. WI tise ...

... in their regard and love for Ireland. I have the honour to be your very obedient and obliged bumble servant, HENItRY GRATTAN. John M'Alinden, Esq., S D.T. Operatives, Drogheda. After the cloth was removed and grace said, The Chairman rose, and was ...

... lawrs, but for his (Lord Broug- kham's) part he contended that both aides_-.the e'gricul.- tttrist.;, on account of their #]arm, and those: whowere in Ifavour of repeal, because, of.. their excitementstexag- gerated the effects of a repeal. The reduction ...