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... removal of those disabilities. Mr. Grattan, who boasted, and with justice, of the desperate fidelity with which he adhered to the cause of Ireland, and to the interests of his Ronan Catholic fellow-countrymen-Mr. Grattan positively i assured the house and ...
... accordingly, and Sir John Newport and he rMr. O'Connell] were appointed to wait on Lord John Russell. They waited on his lord- ship at cue o'clock, and then he broke to Lord John his plan of a chattel interest and a term of years. Lord John Russell did not ...
... Association-The Great Demonstra~ r iJter. ?? Report of the Important Debatemith O'Brien's Motion-Remarkable Speeches of ord John Russell and of some of the Tories who voted against Mi- nistersl The Division-Analysis of the Debate. Inen- diarihm in England ...
... I find in the Timees of Friday last an account from their private correspondent, that boo stand of arms have been distributed among the people by arm clubs, at a cost of 11, 6s. each, and all for the use of a lady-to wit, Rebecca and her Daughters. But ...
... -General Aspiroz, with 9,000 men, 700 horse, and two batteries, rested this night at Pardo.-£ All the militia has been called to arms. Narviez is expected to arrive to-morrow before Madrid with twelve battalions and 1, lii horse. According to the latest news ...
... requisition that Madrid would remain neuter, but would 1not open its gates until the end of the month. - The militia were under arms. A slight engagement had taken place. One captain and two men of the militia force had been killed. Great agitation prevailed ...
... against issenling the writ ?? -.113 Leave was then given to bring in the bill to make further f inur. . LAWS OF MORTMAIN. Lord JOHN MANNERS rose in order to bring on a motion, couched in the following terms ?? That it is in- expedient in the present condition ...
... (bear, heam). Hle happened at diffement periods of his life to have had an opportunity of voting for all the Grattans, for the old Mr. Grattan] as well as for his two sons. After some further observations, Mr. Coates concluded by moving the adoption of ...
... BANBRIOGE PETTY SEssIoNs.-Magistrates on the ?? Lindsay, Richard Hayes, Ribbon Rowan, resident magistrate; Thomas Crawford, and John T. Reilly. Esqrs. The case of Bernard Magrath against George Brown, - Bodel, and others, was entered upon. It was a summons ...
... Esq., Longwood; John Alcorn, Esq., John Alcorn, Esq., jun., Thomas White, Efq., Joaephi Dowdlls Esq., Edenderry; Richard Cashetli Esq., Law . rence Bennett, Edendeirty; John Robinson, Esq , ditto:; Robinson, Esq., jun., ditto ; John Cleary, Eaq., ditto; ...
... the gentleman was in the right. ce Mr. John O'Connell handed in some subscriptions, which shall appear in the weekly return. lhMr. O'Connell handed in 201. 9s. 4d. from Edinburgh, received per the hands of Mr. John Daniel. He moved l's that Charles Glendonwyn ...
... James's street; Murphy, Meath-street; and several others; and amongst the laity were Alderman Gardiner, John Reilly, T.C. ; Dr. Stephen Murphy, i Mlackin, John O'Leary, MI'Kenna, MacDonnedl, Lindsay, i Slaguire, Thomas Liddy, of New Holland and Ormond- quay; ...