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... made an elaborate reply to the speeches of Mr. O'Connell and Lord John Russell on the first night of this debate, and vindicated, in detail, the variOtlS clauses of the bill. Mr. Henry Grattan. after an impassioned denunciation of the agrarian murders by ...
... Aubivals. Hornby, Allen, Barbadoes; Oromocto, Crouch, St. John. N. Collier. St. Vincent. Ibelanu.— Margaret and Elisabeth. . Argonaut, Hayes, and Maid of Erin, Walsh, Youghal; Anne, Haves, John and Mary. Whelan, and Ellen and Mary, Mullowny, 'Duugarvon; ...
... took the chief place in the discussion. The Earl of Wwrox confessed himself unshaken in the creed of Protection. The Earl of CARDIGAN considered his honour bound up In the cause. The Earl of WINCHILBEA viewed with an alarm sufficiently justified, we admit ...
... forcibly removing tenor: ...
... uaskcrville, T. B. Gore, Montague Plumptre. John 1. inteson, T. Gore, W. O. Polhill. Frederick Rcekctt, W. Gore, W. It. O. Powell, Colonel uenbow, John Goulburn. 11. R*»blcigh, W. non net. P. Graham. Sir James Heid, John Rcntinck, LordG. Granby, Marquis lleid ...
... appears that a butcher, named John Kinsey, was on that day employed in weighing some meat, when his brother, William Kinsey, who was in liquor, interfered. John got a hook to strike his brother with, and, William arming himself with a pair of tongs, a ...
... whole of the Landed Gentry or Untitled Aristocracy of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Bv John Birkk, Esq., author of The Peerage and Baronetage, &c. and John Bernard Birke, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Barristerat-law. This work relates to the Untitled ...
... mcnster Monopoly of the day? Their doom, where not already pronounced, may be read in the speeches of Sir Robert Peel, and Lord John Russell,—the Minister, and the Minister to be, should any change in the existing Government occur,—men bred in different Schools ...
... and HPEECIIEI4 the Right Hon. 'HENRY GRATTAN. Valliant already published in the Serie., price hi each .- 1. nets Lin:. TIMES, and SPEECHES of DANIEL O'CONNELL. . M P. 2. The LIVE and Bk:.II'TIES of the Right lion. JOHN P . Ctn. 3 SELECTIONS of IRISH NATIONAL ...
... O’Hanlon, draper, Paradise-street, Mr. Grattan next presented himself, and was loudly y e fpityand ' Trath is described P. O'Hudson a subscriber of one pound, cheere(l _ H e handed in the subscription of Mr. John And well triad their path with a spirit ...
... had he recourse to the use of fire-arms—and he mos* sincerely believed he was more safe in presenting himselt thus before one, or ten thousand men, than if he had invited them to attend by the fact of his being armed to defend himself. He (Mr. Thompson) ...
... remarks, with which it closed, and the strLnuous disavowal, on his own part, of any intention, or desire, to see his Government armed with extraordinary powers. He admits that the Coercion Bill is not of the slightest value as a permanent measure of improvement ...