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... legislation for that part of the united kingdom. I am amazed that Protestants should uphold that church. Protestantism has come armed with all sorts of terrors and everything that makes it repulsive and horrible to the people of Ireland ; and, therefore, whether ...
... Right lloa James Grattan, Francis Gervais, Rev Gregg. A M ; Win Garnett, Esq ; Samuel Garnett, Esq, Arvl.all; Samuel Glorney, .John John Greene, John G> orge, Rev Fred Goold, Alexander Graydou, Garstio, JP. county Louth ; John Gray, s*-ii ...
... threatened with the cannon of 1782. The pigmies of the present day cannot wield the arms of the partis ot old! Tbe spirit and tbe men and the CiU.se are wanting. Tbe shades of Grattan and Charlemont cry shame upon the vain glorious boast, and their immortal names ...
... Mr. HORSMAN AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL. In reply question from Mr. ROEBUCK, with respect to Mr. Horsmin’s letter to bis constituents, in which be charged tbe noble lord at tbe of the government and Sir George Grey with fraud on the house, in promising introduce ...
... DISTRESSED UNIONS (IRELAND). Lord JOHN RUSSELL then and said—Sir, without entering into any question of the policy that has been adopted of late years with respect to Ireland, 1 may say that tbe fai’.ure potato crop, and the famine by which that country ...
... influence abhorrent to the generosity and tenderness of tbe Irish nature. In tbe midst of this ferocious conflict between armed power and popular passion, Thomas Clooney never forgot what was due humanity and mercy. Wielding vast influence over the i ...
... sporting ? Why should not every roan appearing abroad in arms be required to produce hia game certificate, which every man carrying arms ought have, or refusing to produce it, deprived those arms (bear) ? What desired was, that the l> ...
... of the proceedings and transactions of the aociety were interrupted. You mv spoke for sn hour? Yea. Well, Fox, ur Pitt, or Grattan could icreat deal in an hour. Were you in the chair There formal chair taken ; I think I stood roo.-t of the time. Out did ...
... dissentients here, and the opinion of English government backed up by Lord Clarendon (bear, bear). Who here believes that Lord John Russell, and bis agent, Lord Clarendon, have determined upon the abolition of the Viceroyalty as an act by which this country ...
... St. Patrick's Eve. General Shields, U.S. Senator; Robert Tyler. Robert Emmett. Charles (yConor, Honourable John M'Keoo, John B. IHIIon. John Van Horen. Henry Giles, Michael Crean. and other distinguished friends of Ireland, have been invited. Front seats ...
... Gavin, Alderman Moran, James Lambert, TC ; John Ferguson, TC ; John Bagnell, TC ; Richard Kelly, TC; John Chambers, Samuel Waterhouse, Alderman Keshan, Wilson Gray, Joseph Henry Dunne, Richard Keatinge, T C ; John Kennedy, J. Moran, Henry Reynolds, barrister; ...
... The abolition is favour from Lord John Rnsseii! More of cur countrymen, the country’s pride, died, and are dying, during his administration than fell the Granicus, Usus, and Arbiila. In the days of brilliant Grattan there was unanimity among Irishmen ...