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... alter the charge. Present, theEirl of Cardigan, Captain deny ns, of the 13th Light Dragoons, Lord George Paget, and several officers cf the staff. Lord George Paget—So, Cardigan, you were not in it? The Earl of Cardigan —Wasn’t though ?” Captain deny ns—Tou ...
... thing than a restoration of Grattan’s Parliament. His words on this point .ire memorable. He said : In reference to the argument that I am precluded from accepting this solution as final because I have claimed restitution of Grattan’s Parliament, I would say ...
... politicians would persuade us. Grattan saw its force dealing wish English parties: When Fox in ’B2, wrote to the Whig party in Ireland to announce the coming of the Duke of Portland, and expressed a wish for their support, Grattan and Lord Cbarlemont met together ...
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... abashed TUsre is an old man—with stooped shoulders, long thin arms, the sparest figure, haggard face, lips grimly set, an eye with the searching glance of a grey eagle— that is Henry Grattan. What of him He had a great cause, great opportunity, a great ...
... were enrolled ami armed, who prevented any enemy touching the coasts of Ireland. They saved Ireland for England, or rather for themselves. But after that they did not lay down their arms and remain contented slaves. ; the voice of Grattan pierced tie ear ...
... the grandeur and power of which far excelled the writings of Drennan, and were equalled only by the invocations of Grattan to the armed patriotism of Ireland. It was this moment that Smith OBnen entered Conciliation Hall for the first time. It was tllu ...
... again to rise from her knees and stand erect, it will only be—to use the words of the immortal Grattan—* by tracing her progress from injury to arms, and from arms to liberty’” !. . Adieu! Aherlow. iitonte. THE MARTIN FUND. Castletown Geoghegan, Westmeath ...
... ” says the Times. “It is permissible to doubt whether Henry Grattan was patriot after the modern fashion,” 15 Jan., 1876 writes the same journal. And again it tells its readers that “Grattan has been taken for an “historical ally by the Irish Nationalists ...
... Hon. John Philpot Curran, edited, with memoir and historical notices, Thomas Davis, Esq., second edition, 1859, one neat vol., half green morocco, 6s 6d. 0 Regan's (William) Memoirs of the Legal, lit*, rary, and Political Life of the Right Hen. John Phil ...
... THE HUSH VOLUNTEERS. THE NOVEMBER, 1779. When Grattan rose, none dared oppose The claim made for freedom , They knew our swords, back his words. Were ready did lie need them. . Then let us raise, to Grattan s praise, A proud and joyous anthem; And wealth ...
... Poetry of Ireland, Montgomery, 1 vo’.., cloth, 4s fid. Dublin, The United Irishman and Felon ’4B; Nos, of John Mitchel’s United Irishman, and N«ts. John Martin’s Felon (all that were printed), 10s Crt. A Cry to Ireland and the Empire, an Irishman, formerly ...