The Quarterly Review, Volumes 86-87John Murray, 1850 |
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Page 124
... Berwick , Esq . , Q. C. Newry . 1849 . 2. Report of the Special Committee of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland , appoint ed November , 1849. Dublin . sign of establishing Roman Catholic ascend- ency in Ireland - which would be in fact ...
... Berwick , Esq . , Q. C. Newry . 1849 . 2. Report of the Special Committee of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland , appoint ed November , 1849. Dublin . sign of establishing Roman Catholic ascend- ency in Ireland - which would be in fact ...
Page 129
... Berwick , a special commissioner sent down to inquire into and report on the transaction , and to take such measures as on his inquiry should seem to him proper for bringing any offending parties to justice . This commission itself we ...
... Berwick , a special commissioner sent down to inquire into and report on the transaction , and to take such measures as on his inquiry should seem to him proper for bringing any offending parties to justice . This commission itself we ...
Page 130
... Berwick ; he is understood to hold strong political opinions of the class most decidedly hostile to the whole Orange system . | This he may do conscientiously , and , as many will think , meritoriously ; but the more sincere his ...
... Berwick ; he is understood to hold strong political opinions of the class most decidedly hostile to the whole Orange system . | This he may do conscientiously , and , as many will think , meritoriously ; but the more sincere his ...
Page 135
... Berwick him- self somewhat ungraciously confesses , very trying provocations . Besides the irritation that would be naturally created by seeing a body of what they considered rebels openly arrayed against the constituted authorities as ...
... Berwick him- self somewhat ungraciously confesses , very trying provocations . Besides the irritation that would be naturally created by seeing a body of what they considered rebels openly arrayed against the constituted authorities as ...
Page 136
... Berwick , with all his bias , is forced to admit , ' that the armed Ribbon body , which had col- While the Orange procession proceeded lected in the morning , continued without inter- thus , with exemplary patience , over Dolly's ...
... Berwick , with all his bias , is forced to admit , ' that the armed Ribbon body , which had col- While the Orange procession proceeded lected in the morning , continued without inter- thus , with exemplary patience , over Dolly's ...
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