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... Baraowall, Mr. Fitzwilhom Hume, Hume Wood, Colonel Allen, and Mr. .fames Grattan. To the left of the Chair* sat Lord Kossmore, Mr. I’ierso, Mr. Fonsouhy, and Mr. Henry Grattan. Sir John Burke, Hurt., Sir I Ksiuondo, Bart., Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M'Donooll ...
... makri Protestantism a good trade, monopoly the law, remonstrance against disloyalty ; she have made the illnstrious name Grattan term reproach—she drove the immortal Abercrombie from our shore, the bravest the brave,, because his benevolent mind would ...
... produce tbe desired effect, instead of committing now any,observations lo principle or the details of the measure. Mr. M. GRATTAN’ conceived should neglecting hii duty If he did net protest against the measure. *1 Honourable Member lor Enins, conceived ...
... obliged every one taking in Corporations renounce the solemn league and covenant, and also the legality of in any case taking arms against the Government. During the discussion of this Bill there was a difference of opinion between the lx>rd« and Commons—the ...
... o two preceding reigns, did not cannot equalled auy roan i over knew on- D)i |!ions —Hear. requoslcd the who could convieco John Bull, u.a.u eo. simp > j' l^l0 cou-ider ihe coi.sc.|>iences lli2 exUuicalculation, that ho loses fifty mm.ous a year t.v f ...
... 1 silt. ,«ne who considered them, right to sit attempt to embrace them puny arms, and 1 in Parlia nent. Hoar, hear. J -mean within the will be to retain tbvm, for those arms ill be week gi>e an abstract of the law, and which nerved and strengthened hylha ...
... CHUONICI.E tbk oommittkr. \V Rinv-ll (Rfirrwurdi a ipointed ChalrmKn,) John Knsthopr, Kiq. Kir Ororire Kublnion Hon. Hubert Hrorv Clive Jane* Umuxhani,'Ksq. Kdward Button Clive, Etq. John Slrwnrt, Enq. Hun. II T LHilell Kigbt Hun. P Courtenay Hubert Shuplnud ...
... country •mandynted, .Ipril \ilh, 1529. Precisely six o’clock, John Clianabeni, . Presideulot the Society, accotnpauied by Mesan Caldwell and Kernocban, the Vice-FretidenU, entered tbe room, together wilb the guests, among wheat noticed tbe Honourable ...
... ciicalatg tlte w..r d,;tfiai ){ I had Josm lit neces aary call- i|) ...
... more elTfcttinfly gfwn to Ireland by emigration than the cnltivntioh of waste lands. TUESDAY, JULY 13. STATU IRELAND. Mr H. GRATTAN presented petition from I hn lluMirs, pensioner, complaining of ijLeof Lis pension. The Hon. that tile jietition l>e printed ...
... coat in the opposite gallery) he meant Solymaa, the superb Mr. John (Salwcy—f/ong continued laughter, eren among the friends if Mr. Lamh) —on his foiling produce the wave of his brnwny arm, that respectful silence and attention from the people, which he ...
... Barron, lie would not detain them longer than to preface the toast he should, propose quoting the celebrated saying of Air. Grattan That people should be content continue province who had strength to a nation.” (Great cheering.) A speedy Repeal of the Union ...