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... l benches). But then the question was, whether that preedial excitement wai to be arrested by the strong arm of the law v-whether the strong arm of the law could arrest it-or whether it was to be allayed by the Imore soutbiing treatment of remedial measures ...
... wending lis vac to the door ofthe vicarage. Please, sir, I've come for a license. License, John ! you don't require a license to bury your poor wife. John was abashed for the moment. Howy long, my good man, have you lived together as man and wife ...
... Stephen's Chapel, where as yet be he has so successfully opposed the introduction of the vv Coercion Act. Mr. Henry Grattan, Mfr. John O'Connell, ra and other members of the faithful Irish party in the legis hi lature, were also, it was known, to be present ...
... along his lot with a num- ber of branches, which conducts the Schuylkill water to perpendicular pipes, with revolving arms. The arms in turning slowly throw out water in small jets, which freeze as fast as it falls, and makes latge circular cakes of ice ...
... up into the hanas of justice every parson wis would seduce them to become members. Messrs. Maker, M.P., O'Brien, M.P., and Grattan, 21.P., having respectively addressed the meeting, the week's rent was announced to be 2011. 16s. 9d. - Mr. Maher was called ...
... theiA thtit honouritble member had ad- nn initted titere Wo's any ground for the clit:rges ulade ad ngainst tlne. P. Lo Ierd JOHN MANNERS shtotltd like to l'mnowv what tlIE It; reai ji'tentitus of tle frtliera of the itit. Wcre. The ATT ENcY1NE~AL thought ...
... order was discharged. HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, APRIL 24. The house met at four o'clock. COERCION (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. HI. GRATTAN presented a petition from Rath. farnham, in the county of Dublin, against the bill entitled An ant for the better preservation ...
... special corre- spondent in London, was intended for our publication of yesterday, but failed to reach us in time:- COERCION-JOHN O'CONNELL'S SPENCH. London, Saturday, April 25, The debate on the Irish coercion bill was resumed last night by the member ...
... then would be justice for all, security for England, prosperity for England—they would join heart and heart, hand to hand, arm to arm; but if justice was refused to Ireland, he would say, woe to England if she did not grant it. (The hon. gentleman sat down ...
... evil-disposed persons in the egrioultural districts are searching for and rebbing arms. Give them an arms bill, says Sterepes, in order that they may know where the arms are to be found. But the laudlords are exercising the extreme rights of property ...
... assassination. T're reverse of all this was the case itl Ireland, and therefore he thought that tite government ought to be armed with some extraordinary powers. It had, hoovever, been said that before those imowers were granted, remedial measures ought ...
... r) gave his name John Braham. His father is a considerable property, residing ill llarrison-street, Inn-road, and who, when informed of the 0 'cHI t evinced no very great surprise, the remarkable p- of the boy for gunpowder, fire-arms, and chemical compounds ...