... ; land we have got also a profligate traffic in the sale of Peerages. (Hear.) These were Mr. Grattan's words, or words to the same effect; and Mr. Grattan added, that the effect of the mea- sures of that independent Parliament was to reduce Ireland to ...

... lation promised to Ireland ? Only one Bill had been passed, and what Bill was that ? That was the Irish Arms Bill. (Hear, hear.) With reference to that Arms Bill, what ha i occurred had fully justified the dismal and gloomy anticipa- tions which had been held ...

... much at- tention to the subject, and who was opposed to the Catholic Relief Bill, highly approved of that institution. Mr. Grattan (we believe) had such a horror of the dan- ger of a connection growing up with any foreign coun- try, especially with France ...