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... first Irish arms bill. Grattan was then the O’Connell of the day. If Grattan could lift up hand from the grave in Westminster, where he has been so honourably buried, he w ould smite us for profane a comparison. But we mean merely that Grattan was then as ...
... RPFAL MEETING Well may Mr. doubtless, he wili—eall this “a great day for Ireland.” It isa sad one for the Constitu- tion. The arm of justice is paralysed—the power of the iaw is prostrate—and Dublin—tbe metropolis of Ireland—bhas been abandoned to Popery ...
... gentlemen who It was tbst they considered improper persons to trusted with arms, and who were the persons to decide the question the propriety or impropriety of trust* ing with arms. one had asked fur this bill. It was measure discreditable to those who ...
... House of Common*, and the leaders of the cabinet in the House of Lords, relative to Ireland.—(Cheers.) When (.Mr. Grattan) read the Arms Bill, anil heard the speeches made by her Majesty’s ministers in support of it. he felt it necessary to call for ...
... simply eon'ioue the old Arms B'll .without any clauses? No, said Lord Eliot; that bill was ineeflVcli»«. and the new clauses are needed to make It Oh thee, said Lord John, this is new bill, and 1 shall oppoae it. did Lord John free himself ’he •hackles ...
... the Deluge, and containing the arms of the trade, with the motto, Unanimity and Friendship.” The Coopers (Guild of St. Patrick')— very fine banner, drawn in carriage with four greys and outriders, and containing the arms of the trade, and motto. Prosperity ...
... William Follett, Right Hon. C. E. Law, the Recorder ; Right Hon. Sir George Rose, Right Hon. Sir John Beckett, Mr. Thesiger, Mr. Pemberton Leigh, Rig! ht Hon. John Wilson Croker, Colonel Percival, Sir Frederick Watson, Dr. Jelf, Captain Wyke, and his Excellency ...
... James Denvir, being -the sub. seriptions of eleven clergymen, viz., Rev John Haggerty, P P, Armoy, 11; Rev Sami Young, P P, Aughagallon, 11; Rev Rev John M'Court, P P. Glen. arm, 11; Rev RiEdw Nagree;y R C C, Randalstown, 11; Rev William M'Mullen, CC ...
... jun. ' C»e(»«»efry—Medcalf. Cr»w*ley (J n). BrodieUituf Vha- H* Lodge. aeu, Hilt linus. - Croi.-l *y (John) | CrtMsleyTß 'beflj. ku/iititj -Crossley (John), Brodie jun, Allen san. Arithmetic —Allen aen, Ceoanley (Robert). l'ro»aley (Jotiu) | M*Oweo, Kelly ...
... in the House of Commons, sod the leaders of the cabinet in the Hou«« of Lords; relative Ireland (cheers). hen (Mr Grattan) read the Arms Bill, and beard the speeches made her Majesty’s iu support of It. be felt it necessary call for assistance to support ...
... were so well armed and ready for action, that the dragoons could not enter the town until Monday morning, and the conflict that took place on Newcastle bridge is be. yond description. The soldiers were thrown off their hqrses, their arms taken from them ...
... domestic legis- lature. It contained the arms of the trade, with the motto, United td support, but not combined to injure. THE AGORICULTUtAL BLACE9sMITHs BANNER, With their arms and motto of the trade. TlHE r-OPEMAKEns. Arms of the trade, mottos- Virtue, Wisdom ...