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... which Doctor Grattan, Mr. 'O'Connell, Mr. J. Dwyer, Mr. Lawless, Mr. Staunton, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Brophy, Mr. Bull, &c., took part, as to the expediency of continuing the society, a committee,. consisting of Messrs. Brophy, Doctor Grattan, and Mr. Ball ...
... petitioning parliament for a repeal of the Legislati v e U o i on b e t ween Great Britain and Ireland ; Henry Grattan, Esq. in the Chair. Mr. Grattan said,—! consider it a solemn and an imperative duty that every man owes his country, to attend meetings of ...
... which he hoped would be rectified. The parish was represented to consist of only 17,000 acres,. whereas it contained Mr. GRATTAN said he imputed no blame to the Archbishop. It appeared to him, however, that: the. representations of the sequestrator ought ...
... opposition to the just demands of' an intelligent people? Let them recollect that the despicable aid which legionaries and an armed Prwtorian band in, the heart of the metropolis afforded to those rulers was discarded in this happy country, and that wise ...
... and to allow them to descend to that amount. The motion was then agreed to, NEGLECT OF THE CALL OF THE Housr. The Serjeant.af-Arms having announced that Mr. Maberly was in custody for neglecting to attend the call of the house, Lord ALT HORP moved that the ...
... Moreton, Hope J o h ns t one , Gill on , M.P., Winston Barron, W. Rutledge, John Foley, Clayton Browne, Edward Johnson, Bernal, M.P., T owne l ey , D ea l try, C ameron, Grattan, Heywood, M.P., K. Hoskins, M.P., Gregory, Lloyd Mostyn, M.P., Benett. M.P ...
... Manley; Lieutenant John Brockman; Lieutenant George Dawson Flinter ; Quartermaster William .Maillene, Lieutenant Francis M'Farlane, Ensign Ezekiel Tydd Abbott; Ensign Richard PonsOnby Webbe ; Lieutenant Meredith Jones; Lieutenant William Grattan; Surgeon Robert ...
... the opposition, to the number of 85, left the house, and did not afterwards return; or, as Lord Mahon, Lord Porchester, Sir John Walsh, and others, voted with his Majesty's ministers in the majority, which was thus swelled to 328—whilst the minority was ...
... had pledged himself that the issuing of arms to the Orange yeomanry should he discontinued. But be had been informed, that on the 11th July a new company had been formed, called the Ogle Blues, and had received arms from the government. That company did ...
... a wife and live children to deplore his dreadful fate. MR. GRATTAN. (From the Bath Herald of Oetoher 14, 1815.) The following brilliant and classical effusion fell from the lips of Mr. Grattan, jun., on occasion of his returning thanks on the health of ...
... IRISH ARMS BILL. The Marquis of CHANDOS wished to know from the Secretary for Ireland when he proposed bringing on the Irish Arms Bill. The right hon. gentleman had stated to the house me time since that the bill was absolutely atessary. , Mr. • STANLEY ...
... Committee on oi ttin ourrth s Election petition, declaring R. Stuart, Esq., the rytoltnember, not duly elected, and Sir Adolphus John Dab duly elected. The return was ordered to be amended rdin* . 33 , POOR LAWS IN IRELAND. h BR POOR requested the attention ...