... Irish. But to make amends, have got an arms bill. Wvse, Waterford city, U Ross, Batfasl; Thomas The wildfire of religious dissension races in Scotland, yet uionde, Wexford town ; William V Stuart, Waterford citj* no arms bill given to the Scotch. Wales open ...

... Poor Law Act. and exposed the hypocrisy of those inveterate Tories, who with the sword of persecution in one hand, and the Arms* bill the other, pretended they were anxious for Ireiund's welfare, and rejoice the great moral change among her people, lie ...

... D. O’Connell, jun.. Very Rev. Dr. Fogarty, Daniel O’Connell, Esq. Rev. John Sheehan, Rev. Nicholas Cantwell, &c., &c. On the left, Sir Benjamin Morris, Rev. Dr. O'Brien. St. John’s College, Waterford ; Richard Barrett, Esq, Pilot) Thomas Steele, Esq. ...

... probably since Cook’s time, and four others not be found on the map. The captain took possession them m the name of King Charles John. The inhabitants were a mild race, ignorant of the use of iron, and ready to give for even rusty nail a turtle. They were also ...