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... THE ENGLISH( PEENS ON JOHN O'CONNELL. The English journals with one accord, express their contempt of the pretensions of the so.called leader of Repeal. Mr. Joey O'Cosysexes incompetence seems to be universally agreed upon except by the savages who have ...
... attention was callt'il the hon. inemtn-r lor M**ath (Mr. 11. Grattan} former 1 refer the Bpe«*ial Constables Act, ami 3 Wm. IV., c. 108. That act a vcrj useful power to the Lord Lieutenant for carrying into active exercise those duties which devolve upon ...
... Mr. H. GRATTAN said that the hon. member for Nottingham had thought i roper to say that he (Mr. Grattan), knew nothing history. In return, might allowed say that hon. member birasel* knew nothing of it. When the hon. member aaid that Mr Grattan was rebel ...
... to Whig blandishments of the members for Mayo and Meath. Hal Grattan could not, to be sure, be reckoned upon of late--having cut the disreputable concern jurta the Liffey, and taken to arming his own tenantry for their own defence. There's no pleasing ...
... the Home Secretary’ and halloo him against the liberties of the people | Most patriotic Mr. Grattan, the Anti- Whig politician of Young Ireland. Take Mr. Grattan to a meeting to consider the means of alleviating the destitution of the people, and you will ...
... evening next. GRATTAN CLUB. The following documents we were unable to insert last week : or the grattan confederate ci.ub against lord john Russell's coercion bill. Moved by Mr. P. O’Donohue ; seconded Mr. John Simmons: W«, the member* of the ...
... a mockery of Mr. John O'Connell's arguments. Mr. Urattan is as high constitutional authority. He de. nied that the bill was a coercion bill or a curfew bill. ?? abided by the Bill of Rights, for it allowed men who ought to have arms to keep them for their ...
... Only think of a man of the name of Grattan standing up in the House of Commons reviling his country and blasting ber fair fame! Mr. Dunne bere read an extract from a speech reported to bave been made by Mr. Grattan on the lst of April, 1846, upon the ...
... and told her that if she did so. she might got her coffin made. I On Friday last seven armed men visited the house of Mr. j Joseph Wolly, a farmer on the estate of John Head Burdelt, Esq., within a mile of Banagher, at 1 about seven o clock in the evening ...
... consideration of the house. Mr. H. GRATTAN, with great warmth, vindicated tho character of his father from the unjustifiable aspersions cast upon by Mr. F. O’Connor. Mr. F. O'Connor had stated that the late Mr. Grattan had been a rebel. The statement was ...
... hoods.—1 remain, Sir, your obedient servant, “ Henry GRATTAN.” It requires no ghost to announce the issue of thie affair. After the foregoing was in type, we have been informed that Mr. H. GratTan has direeted his solicitor to apply for a cri minal Mr ...
... by night armed. On the evening of the 3d instant, a large party of armed men marched in military order to the house of a poor industrious man named Coulahan, situate at Coolderry near Banagber, where they were ordered to halt and ground arms. Having ...