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... not of a character, between Lord Lucan and Lord Cardigan, and that if there were any insub- was on the part, not of Lord Lucan, but of ordination it The learned counsel then proceeded to in- Lord Cardigan. article complained of was a fair and pro- uire ...
... pieces of cannon, as appears a list of all the crops over Ireland, given in the Appendix to Grattan’s Speeches, published by Ills son, the late Henry Grattan. These measures of relief from particular grievances having been obtained, the leaders the Volunteer ...
... ally leave it alone, and assault 11, permanently the said child, landiady ot ‘tho beuse 22 Grattan court, stated the email cottage (rom ber at the rere of Grattan court. She told witness aho was a widow—that ber busband died some months before—and that ...
... Dublin, Mat 3.—Loading Outwards Foreign—Celene Arm idee, Bordeaux; Glenroy, Rochelle. Entered Inwards Coastwise— Alexandra (s), Holyhead; Stanley (s),do; Torch (as), Liverpool; Iron Duke ...
... Honourable the Judge of the Court of Probate, the Right Honourable the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, the Right Honourable John Hatchell, and the Right Honourable Joseph Napier. THEATRICALS AT WINDSOR dramatic re- presentations are about to recommence ...
... lire, be locked bis front door, armed himself with a hatchet, with whi*h stood guard, and whc i police arrived on the scene he threatened them, with a view to preventing them from extinguishing tho conflagration. John Fanning snbsequeutlv was indicted ...
... been appointed to the command of the cavalry force to proceed to the East—the Earl of Cardigan commanding brigade under Lord Lucan, who is a brotherin-law of Lord Cardigan. The day of departure of Lord Raglan, the Duke of Cambridge, and others of the staff ...
... Geoghegan, Robert Grattan, John Henderson, James Holmes, Henry C Hoyte, Patrick William Kelly, Frederick Lewis, George L: Pilsworth, Forbes Morrow, Hagh M Dowell, Joseph Manning, John O'Neill, Samuel Parker, Charles W Pap- worth, John J Plunkett, James ...
... commencing with Sir John Davis, first Speaker in the Parliament James the First, iu 1613, and ending with the Right Honourable John Foster, fifteenth and last Speaker, in the year 1801. In the centre of this recess, and over the chair are the arms of Ireland —the ...
... Coati Admiral William Gore-Jones, C. residence, Asiburn-plece, South at his on Monday, 62. He was the son ot Mr. John Gore-Jones, formerly of John’s Port, County Sligo, and for many rs rate for the North Riding of Tipperary, by his wife, Letitia Elizabeth ...
... martial bearing of the troops. Lord Beauchamp, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Raglan, Major-General Douglas, &c., were among the spectators. In the evening the Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by Sir John F. Burgoyne and other officers of distinction, went to Chatham ...
... Thursday follow- ing. We consider Constable John Bond and his men worthy of much esteem for securing such a number of fellows at so late an hour, armed with reaping hooks, and not knowing but they might also have fire arms. on- stable Bond was brought here six ...