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... provisions regulate tho possession of arms are urgently required; and, a means of preventing tho lending of registered arms, of tracing and recovering arms which have been stolen, and of detecting tho unlicensed holder of arms, the proposed system of branding ...
... four revenue cutter men. who were in the neighbourhood. were hastily brought up, armed with cutlasses and pistols. One double-barrelled gun and a few pistols were all the arms that could be distributed in addition among the maintainers of the be,, others ...
... petition to the House of Commons be entrusted to Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P., and that Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., be requested to support its prayer. Seconded by Mr. John Farrell, who said he hoped their next petition would be to the Irish House of Commons ...
... of your enormous eight hundred millions of national debt, and the consequence to us is grievous and most unjust tax-. ation. John Mitchell, one of the most remarkable soli. English positive capital can never have been kept out of Ireland by “ agitation ...
... Adams, 08, Grafton-street. Price, 8(5, Grafton-afreet. Herron and Co., Sackville-strcut. McCarthy, Dublin. Marshall, Belfast. Grattan and Co., Belfast. (iordon. Cork. Page, Cork. Byfield, Limerick ; Hackett, Clonmel ; Malcolmson, Carlow; Pilson, Downpatrick; ...
... speeches of the Protestant Henry Grattan, tho pamphlets of the Pro. tesiant Wolfo Tone and Todd Jones, amongst the most • IT-nTve of the •* moral forces” which l't*‘'- the bill ol '.13 lam . f 'he fact, though 1 d.. not forget John Keogh, and k. and IT.n-, and ...
... and tried your lordship's interrogatories the days of Sadi the then Lord Lieutenant asked who the Grattan* were ! Swill replied, •* Not know the Grattans! why, lord, they could raise IU.UUO men !” I venture to say that the affect ion for that name has ...
... importance with Mr. Grattan: is certain not one word respectioc the Union ; may have spoken some time or other Mr. Grattan on the subject of the mon. as has Hone any other public man who did not belonp to the body, hot convinced that Mr. Grattan never bad the ...
... Powell, M.P., and ex J.P.; John Macnamara, JP. ; Robert Dillon Browne, M.P., ex J.P., and ex D.L., and Repeal inspector of Connauitht; the Head Pacificator, Charles O’Connell; Hugh O LogMen, JP. ; John M‘Mahon, J.P.-. John F. Blake, proprietor the Culwai/ ...
... for musketry, and the whole will be put in the best possible state of defence with the utmost despatch. Lieuts.-Cooper and Grattan, Royal Engineers, are removed from Canada to Barbadoes; Lieut. Ord from Barbadoes to Demerara ; and Lieut. Baillie to Berbice ...
... appeared that the pri- soner threw a bucket of mortar on the lad. Committed for a week. A notorious character, named Laurence Grattan, charged two females, named Eliza Miller and Maria Johnston, with having stolen his pocket-book. Office-sergeant Kennedy said ...
... archbu«h'*|-s , Repealer*, and proud rank tlie Right Rev. Dr. Slattery at the sideof The motion was seconded and earned. Mr. John O'Connell handed in several sums from Catholic clergymen, and other parties, and moved the admission of members and associates ...