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... growing crops would not he safe. Lord JOHN RUSSELL remarked that, in his opinion, a Repeal of the Union would really reduce Ireland to the condition of a degraded province, and would exclude such men as Burke and Grattan from exercising their influence over ...
... Herdman & Co., 36 boles FlaX RichirdßOn, Bfothers & Co., 9 bales Lioetl Yartt John M'Bonnell A Co., 2 tierces Sugar John Carrutb, bags Bran H. Brankin, 180 bags Bran John Cuddy, 18 bags Cement Robert Crogray, 1 bale Leather J. & W. Craig, crates Earthenware ...
... had given so many valuable proofs during the continuance of famine and distress of their sympathies with ihe poor. Mr. 11. GRATTAN having simply apologised his country for not discussing the question at that advanced hour of the evening. The house divided ...
... adjourned. Importation of Arms into Ireland,—Rear-admiral the Hon D. H. Mack«y, commander in-cl.ief ou the Irish station, has issued strict orders all the ships attached to bis flag and the coast of Ireland to search for and seize all arms and arounilion attempted ...
... livery consideration, therefore, presses llio policy of obviating, far such calamity. PRICE have already urged the necessity of arming and organ Hing the loyal imputation. If this course be adopted, as it ought to adopted without hour’s delay, the (jovernmeni ...
... , London, in 17&4, sixty-four years ago. He was soldier under Sir John Moore, at Corunna, in Spain, in 1809, where he received ball in the right arm. was present the burial of Sir John, and remembers the minolest particulars of the seme. He was also with ...
... coaches, in way to make dl resistance unavailing, possessed themselves of live several mails and the arms ••f the guards. Being remonstrated with by John Purcell, the guard the down coach, the answer was want to free our country, and to stop the communication ...
... Kilbugh, Clough John Surch. SogirTlaud, Newry Surah Judge. Neatowards John Taylor. Tan dragee James Kinkead. Clones Janet Newbliss, Clones William Lyons. Newtownlimavady John Smyth. Belturbet Mary Dungannon Richard Toner. Raphoe. John M'Cleary. James ...
... who had given many valuable proofs, during tbc continuance famine and distress, their sympathies with the poor. * Mr. H. Grattan having simply apologised to his country for not discussing the question that advanced hour the evening. House divided, when ...
... had seen the organisation of those who voted rebellion ; but bad the well-affected been organised, and pot in possession of arms ? In the commencement of rebellion organisation waa everything. He thought this measure would now facilitate the rebellion ...
... which inight be | at nee to Treland Ile I i that the Government 1 inte pre lt aid why, tie w ald a taken proper precautions ¢ arms and an that the ease fe had frou this cove ta to put inte the ands of the well-affected, in tie North of \ hy were the Treland ...