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... were in arms Ireland 80,000 Volunteer?. Self-armed-—clothed til their own expense—officered by men their own choice and selection —80,000 Irishmen, uninfluenced by onything but allegiance the throne, and love of liberty, of Ireland, were then in arms in the ...
... Richard Fitzgerald, Esq, of Rathelan, in the county Carlow. On the Yth instant, in Armagh, John Armstrong, Esq, of Lurgan, to Marian Edith, eidest daughter of John Cardwell, Esq, of Tullyelmer. county Armagh. On the 10th instant, in Cork, Denis M‘Carthy ...
... Henry Grattan rose to address the meeting, and was received with the warmest demonstration, of applause. said that in tl.o course of the observations delivered by bis friend, Mr. Steele that gentleman had referred him a 1 rotestant. (Mr Grattan) bogged ...
... picture of Grattan moving the Declaration of Irish Independence on the floor of the Irish House of Parliament on the 16th April, 1782, The picture contains portraits of all the celebrated Irish statesmen that day, and is the property of Mr. H. Grattan, one ...
... bo. The PnaaioanT briefly, but ta language, propoaed The Meaurj Grattan and flood. * Druuk Id aolctaa Igice. Mr. n GaaTtaw being loudly on, delivered high eolegium the men of *B2—Grattan, flood, and Burgh, and alluded in highly complimentary term* the ...
... I. It., containing half a ante for t?•irty-shilling( —tno . impriso• •nt in Rirbrn,,,,l nith laird John larceny, on • month's •, from his committal. John Fullatn, thigh Q.M.a. Patrick Byrre, Jan i. Jones, and tams, 1 Fi• Id, fel. assaulting the n.. l iee ...
... picture of Grattan morinj? ihe Declaration of Irish Independence the floor of the Irish House of Parliament on the 16th April, 1782. Tne picture contains portrait* of all the celebrated Irish statesmen of that day, and is the property of Mr, H. Grattan, one ...
... reprodticme—their principle- Immortal, astli-ir soul* interpenetrate all time—for ever working good to man. And thus did Grattan, knowing «ellathis fact, knowing how the great spirit had been cherished at their foimMin*. when length «t»v«l before country ...
... subjects, he refused to have any participation iu the hocus pocus’ which brought the present measure before them ; and warned Lord John Russell against pursuing the same course of cunuing which Sir Robert Peel had achieved a shortlived triumph, and endeavoured ...
... Ffrench, and S ddons and a Kemble the spirit and moral of Etchy- [The hon. and learned geiiiieu was repeatedly cheered H. Grattan. Shoitly af.er the immense ...
... sprung up like armed men. She had likewise Hushe, Yclverton.Daly. who alike contended for the Independence of their country. Yes, there they stood. [The bon. gentleman pointed a painting of the Irish House of Commons, when Mr. Grattan moved the bill the ...
... O'ilea, barrister; John Ferguson, «oUcitor; tfanie) O'Connell, jun Christopher Count Nugent, John Mitchell, solictor; Thomas M. Bay, William T. Rogers, solicitor; F. Morgan, solicitor; William Qernrm, barrister; E. W. Costello, barrister; John Martin, James ...