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... William Warburton, Dr Fitzgibbon, DD; John Duck. STCD; Richard Frizelle, STCD; Lowry M Cdniock, Jonathan Lovell Darby, Ralph Sadleir, John Forbes Close. John William Stubbs, FTCD; Robert Hertage, William MacDermott. John H Mason, Chaplain to the Archbishop ...
... and demanded arms' a short time ago.- Au old Queen Anne's musket was handed to them, but they were such fools that they refused to take it, not knowing that a Queen Anne's musket was better than any that was made at present. He (Mr. Grattan) asked the boy ...
... and Sir John Newport, who supported measure of this description not merely when they were in office, but when they wore opposition. But the greatest name of all re• * * At the hazard of his life, Henry maitied to bo mentioned. At tl • Grattan, the creator ...
... things (hear, hear). I conclude. It gives me supreme delight to second the resolution moved by my honourable frieud, Henry Grattan. We will with reverence, affection, and gratitude, by our vote this day, make the auspicious letter of illustrious Cloncurry ...
... thing propos ed would be the intro- duction of French women—(laughter, and cries of order. ) For bis own part, he was so much a John Bull—(order, order, and that he cou Id see nothing whatever to be compared | laughter), whether of the two-legged or four-legged ...
... on Act in former years, far from being justification of the present measure, the most decisive met against it. Mr. Grattan and Sir John Newport, said the noblkloriL the course of recent discussion, both undoubted flWßkis Ireland, supported the Insurrection ...
... district, in another county, a riot took place-some •• For part. 1 will not spate him ““S'® ot^ t „ f , mi . r 's house to demand arms ; the roan bravely •What a miserable estimate must form of our lo e , lve tb(!m _ reused the people of the neigh. constitutional ...
... mentioned. At the height of his popularity—tray, more, at the hazard of his life (hear, hear), Henry Grattan had come forward in parliament—Henry Grattan, the creator of Irish independence, the great advocate of Irish liberty —the friend and leader of the ...
... tnej.l, to arm, for their victory over Sikh, wheo SecreUr, at .troigl, opp. red io IGrliament a .tm.l.r aud deaerved decoration to hi. veter.u comrade, tl .ular ctniangn., victor, of any. hard lough. 6e!A._ Limeri'.k Chronicle . Sip. John -In consequence ...
... A Friend, 11 eachs John M-'Mullan, Peter M‘Menemy, Felix M‘Elhone, Join M'Elhone, and s Friend, 10s each: James M‘Gill, Thomas Hughes, Terence Drew, Patrick M‘Kinley, Edward Hurson. Patrick Fullan, John O'Hagan, John M‘Gettrick, John M‘Gerr, A Friend, ...
... ~. Illegal Meetings Injury Property 226 Administration of Illegal Oaths Robbery of Arms Demanding Arms .» Levelling Such was a considerable portion of Ireland in 1831, and such it has been on numerous ...
... wore Alderman Thomu Ljrona. Richard (Richard), Michael Morphy, I *- Dennr Lana. Varian, Thomaa Edararl Brady, Jamaa Dwyer, John O'Brien, William Kwrdaa, *c. Remlulimn the .lorngevt and moat decided charaeVH.ere adopted, dmerihing the mmanre nocomUtaliimal ...