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... Clifton, Ravely, from Africa; the John Porter, and the Corseir, from Halifax; the Eliza, U; iar, from Nova the Alcoyne, Muir, from Darien; the George, Dempsey, the John, anil the Brothers, from Quebec; tlie Superb, from St. John's, N. 8 .; and the Sofia, from ...
... said he was. Grattan asked him how many United Irishmen were in the province ? he said he reckoned 1 ?? Grattan asked how many Orangemen there were:-' he said about 12,000. Grattan' made no particular answer. Neilson and he left Grattan's about twelve ...
... of which our contemporary makes so much boast : — The Arms' Bill had in view to disarm those who might get their arms by robbery, as had been some time ago the ease, and who kept their arms for the purpose of insurrection ; and it seems reasonable ...
... disarm the peaceable inhabitants; their endeavours to collect great quantities of arms in obscure hiding-places; their assembling by night to exercise in the practice of arms ; their intimidation, accompanied by the most horrid murders, to prevent his Majesty's ...
... Ireland ; and if the noble lord did , *ould refer him to the speeches of Major , n * n don, and Major Dewin. ?? then jiut, Mr. Grattan 's proposition . out a division, and the petition ordered consideration on the Bth of February, other election petitions ...
... imprisonment for three months for leaving another person's offspring, and a peisou who, like Don John, in Beaumont and Fletcher's play, had an infant popped into his arms, and refused to take care of it, would be liable to the same penalty. It might not be intended ...
... Dundas, J. S. M. Anderson, J. Abbess, B. ?? ?? tors — Chambers, Carson, Bright, John Hau.ett. ;f— Urn. Walsh. ler Sheriffs — Wire, Maynard. The Provost of Rton. lerals — Sir John Bissoc, ?? Porrie. H_, — Edmund Lionel Wells, Colquhoun, Chas. Caven- dish, ...
... Charles Bullen, C.8., K.C.H. Major General Sir Charles Thornton. Mr. O'Counell. Mr. John O'Connell. Mr. Morgan O'Connell. Mr. Morgan John O'Counell. Mr. Fit.siuion. Rev. John George Stoiic. Dr. Latham, on his appointment as Physician Extraordinary to he. ...
... friend, be- cause they were known to a majority of the members of thut house, and because they had been communicated to Lord John Russell and other members of the government. Lord LY-.DHUR-T — I must insist on kn_-sving from the noble visconnt whether he ...
... of ths members chosen: — William Ornishy Gore, Thomas Mackenzie, Lord Vi Grimston, Kdward Fellows, Lord Pitealan, William ...
... Stooks, Esq. Thomas Ore*, Esq. John Thomas, Esq. Sir W'm. He) gate, Bart. Thomas Vigne, Esq. Oeorge H. Hooper, Esq. John Wells, Esq. * Henry Hughes, Esq. William Whitmore, Esq. Thomas Price, Ksq. Jacob G. Wrench, Esq. John Peter Raich, Esq. Auditors— Robert ...
... man drowned, and one 111 Ull BHVCd> NEWPORT, April ?? vessel seen upset off Scillv ls supp-sed to be the Spencer, Wynn. of Cardigan, from Ireland CLYDE, April 17— U i» blowing agale at NNW. mnfl CORK, April lfi.— lt is blowing a gale at NW. HULL, April ...