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... be settled on Henry Grattan and his heirs as a reward for his exertions in the cause of Irish Independence. With the conclusion of the Parliamentary Session came a divergence of views, Flood for the time bad failed, \while Grattan's star was in the ascendant ...
... FI RST H 0 M E OF HOME R U LE. JWU= GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT IN COLLEGE-GREEN, 1793. I 'ra time when Grattan's Parliament is being much discussed, many will I*interested to see what Grattan's Parliament House was like. In the ,:01lnpanying sketch, which ...
... TYPES OF THE BRITISH ARM Y. I. THE 17TH (DUIKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S OWN) LANCERS IN 1759 the Light Cavalry Establishment of the British Army was augmented by five regiments, which were designated the 17th, x8th, t9th, 20th, and 21st Light Dragoons. The first ...
... gentlemen, for Grattan's parliament. Now it must have occurred to your minds, evidently it has occurred-it has been fullyand largelyin the minds of your representatives in parliament-to compare the position of Ireland)under the Grattan parliament with ...
... seven. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURSDAY. ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. J. MORLEY moved the second reading of this bill. which he explained imposed certain restrictions upon the carrying orhaving arms, and ?? the importation of arms in Ireland. t gave ?? of search by ...
... Elliott (Box- burgh), G. J. Goschen, Albert Grey, the Marquis of qHartington, Sir Henry James, Sir John Lubbock, Sir John St. Aubyn, Charles Seely, John Westlake, and Edmund W~odebonse. The following is a list of the Liberal members who took no part in ...
... result, however, had proved that he had shaken the foundations of the Liberal party. The Conservatives bad marched to victory arm-in-arm with Lord Hartington and Mr. Goschen. He was bound to say that during the last election he never expected that he would ...
... only to be spirited out of the country, by sea or land. The conspirators intended, how- ever, to kill M. Karaveaff. Thirty armed men were said to be at their disposal; but one of these turning informer the plotters were all arrested. It was hen ascertained ...
... William a push, and he fell on to the road, and all John did was to pick him up. He admitted being the worse for drink. Mr. Cooke fined William Morgan 7s., or in default seven days' imprisonment; and John Morgan he fined S0s., with the alternative of twenty-one ...
... and; Mr. Mitchell Henrry, Black- sig friars Division of Glasgow; Mr. Boyd Kinnear, thi East Fifeshire; Mr. David Davies, Cardigan- the shire; Sir G. M. Grant, Elgin and Nairn; Sir a 3. Ramsden, Osgoldoross, Yorkshire; Mr. C. Br Seely, West Nottingham; ...
... certain I ?? tl'msledosparation. As to Piauts n ent that teas ns precedent, inasmuch ?? the link of union and, moreover, Grattan's 5 ;2itpeeled rB castirnetausly, but extorted fiiut Wsa Parliament ~ Rcitsd MrGesehen with having been t~e cimoa lot msesl ...
... scattered over the country. MR. JOHN MORLEY IN SCOTLAND. A public meeting was held on Tuesday night in the Corn exchange, Hawick, in connection with the zieeting of the National Liberal federation. The principal speaker was lLr. John Morley, who has recently ...