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... years of endurance and futile remonstrance--a wrong denounced at the time of its perpetration by Plunket, Bushe, Saurin, Grattan, Curran, and all the great men of the Irish Legislature iniquitous, unbinding on conscience, and only to be endured until ...
... Ffrench, D.L. Sir Valentine Blake, Bart., M.P., D.L. Sir John Burke, Bart.. D L. Sir Thomas Esmond, Bart., M.P., D.L. Sir Emanuel Moore, Bart., D.L. Sir William Somerville, Bart, M.P., D.L. Sir John Newport, Bart., D.L. Sir Percy Nugent, Bart., D.L. Sir ...
... forty years of endurance and futile remonstrance- a wrong denounced the time of its perpetration by Plunket. Bushe, Saurin, Grattan, Curran, and all the great men of the Irish Legislature as itous, unbinding on conscience, and only endured ulntil the opportunity ...
... esteem for his lordship’s private and political character. I have the honour, Sir, to remain your obedient and faithful servant. JOHN C. WESTENRA. ** George Roo, Esq., Commercial Buildings, Dublin. Morley Abbey, Cclbridge, Sept. 3. Gentlemen —On my return ...
... jloJfMyke, war called to the chair. The petiffon h#ving beemPaad, . j. Mr John O’Donegan moved that the peMiaatiw sdsptedt that it should presented, in the House of Commons, I* Henry Grattan, Esq. and that Mr. O Connell should be requested to support its prayer ...
... petitions; borough of Newport, Isle of * borough of borough of (from Sir John M. Doyle K county of Wig ton, borough of W akefield (frorn Mr- S. La-Alles), county of Flint; borough of Cardigan, two petitions (one from Mr. Pryse Pryse), borough of Reading, and ...
... James GibSbn, J.t*. ; Thomas Hutton, J.P.; Wm. S. Hart; John Hatchell, Q.C. ; Robert Hutton; O’Connor Hincby, J.P.; John Haucock, J.P.; A. Strong Hussey, D.L. Robert Johnston ; D. R, Kane; John Keshan; W. 0. Latham; J. Lentaigoe, J.P.; Barry E. Lawless; ...
... bances which too often convulse the land These are sources of the crimes which dishonour our people, and for which the red arm of God’s vengeance is aimed against us. Oh, it is frightful think that the people may be incited to these dark deeds of blood ...