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... tiioa taking innaiurc* ¦¦â¢cnaary (or organising mctropolia cnii(uriciiy with tbani by VVtu. A. Dane, Esq., seconded by John Grattan, F.M| ; Kno)redâThat a pnbli; meeting the Orangemen of Ireland he called, to lake into conti-leralion the position Orangcitae ...
... echo throneh the chambers of the Vatican, and scare the intriguers Kt. James's. (Applause.) Mr, Grattan rose, and was received with load cheers.— (Hr. Grattan) was Protestant; and. Protestant, lie protested against the course of conduct the Eng lirii government ...
... and still impends—are persons who, so far from appearing the highway in armed hands, day and night, continue to shroud themselves in impenetrable darkness. believe that the armed hands to which the Address alludes were assemblages of Roman Catholics which ...
... round Lord John Bussell. (Cries hear.) He could not conjecture that the wonld formed in any other way. Ireland proaperous while England in misfortune, and that aalaasily would brought b«Mlm tar tail*, manliness to imitate the example John Russell, gwu ...
... replied he did not care. • n ,,er the took Mr. Scion’s arm my walk. tame on to tain. Mr. Scton’s, but not the drill They engaged me to dine with . n them, on the next Saturday. He offered me his arm, on that day.— ’ 1 declined it; and he *«id, •• if one ...
... U> loathe conuuaaiwa with others. tat a. art. gloomy ami aluoe. never slaxing his moody brow, when the \. i.og Inez to his arms, and pillowed tweet head upon hia br-s 1. Then seised woman* tendcrocaa. he fondly car»v-eil her. While the ship gening under ...
... an hour of trial and suffering, not having eten the alleviating prospnet the joys which attend it. See her deprived of the arms the adulterer to fly to, and without eveu Ihe scanty comb.rt of being covered by his name. C’ould anything b« imagined more ...
... Fitzwilliato must have had the endow incut of Jiaynoolh iu bis eve at the lime lie made u»c of these words, lie cause it seems Mr.Grattan, in his reference to that speech, declared that plan for the education of the was in contemplation. laird Camden, the next ...