... not it nerved his arm and inspired his mighty soul in that memorable denunciation the Saxon foe? (loud cheers.) Oh, yes! he felt the presentiment of the coming independence of his country—he felt that the time was near which Grattan foretold would arrive ...

... of more serious inaptitude—would have compelled him to resign without presuming to make any terms at all. But even the right arm which long upheld him his chair is now forgotten along with all the rest; for Crampton still to remain a puisne judge, whilst ...

... houses which he had mentioned (cheers). knew only one way to deal with those parties, and as they did not reach within the arm of the law, was right to drag them before the tribunal of public opinion, and hold themlup to the scorn and indignation of the ...