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... 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 ...
... Downing-street. It was by such agency that Grattan made the Revolution of ’B2. It was on the benches of the Irish Parliament as much as in the ranks of the Volunteers that bis strength lay. And it was when this mighty arm of his power became degenerated and ...
... from an Original Irish Manuscript, w tti Metrical Trans, lat.ons, otc* and a Biographical Sketch tae Author Haves. Lublin : John O’Odly. The c.n'u y of Irish History that elapsed between the BiUle of the Boyne and the Revolution of the Volunteer* is very ...
... people to suspend the exercise of tlteir franchise until brighter times and better men should arise (chee. s) The chronicles Grattan’s more than human eloquence have handed down that illustrious patriot’s exclamation, Secure the House Commons against the ...
... chord to bis arm wbU'h the watchman duly pulled four clock: one a watchman intoxicated seized and pulled the cord vigorously that the sleepy performer exp cted to find himself jerked on the pavement. eminent Irish patriot, Henry Grattan, used to subsist ...
... in peace, afford security to those who commit their protection into your bands. In war you shield them from the ravages of armed hostility ; in peace you establish public tranquillity, by the justice and modt ration not ItSi than by the vigour of your ...
... ooo—a most eloquent fact! Some interesting facts have just been disclosed, touching the electoral purity Sligo. Several of Mr. John Sadleiks supporters appeared the Hevis on Court of that town few days ago, to establish their claim to the franchise; and we ...
... Mr. Valentine Browne, Mr. Chichester Forteacuo, Mr. C. Townley, and Sir John Young. Mr. Fortescw, it is said, will obtaiu the Junior Lordship of the Treasury intended for Mr. John Sadleir. perceife,” «ays the Limerick Reporter, “that there not single Korean ...