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... on the arms bill, to which he had transferred the debate, and explained the rennin why he had opposed and should oppose it in all its stages. No oue was store noxious than himself to sumess atrocious crimes in Ireland, or to ntrengthen the arm II goverment ...
... get arms. If any one doubted or delayea before, let him abou^miiek now. Whoso intended to gel a pike, let t¥o or three, (bathe may have to lend to his pfc-enDeighbonrs. Let tho*se arm now who never nSed Bbforo, and those who always armed now arm the more ...
... Baldwin. v Mr. C. Pelham should be worded » ...
... whether was any relation to the Grove, of Atarnry. Grove gravely replied that had but one relation, and that was his brother John. Among the regular toasts drank the celebration of the Fourth at Ithaca, N. V*. find the following pretty compliment the ladies ...
... toe person designated ibe will.— 'l'imes. Dcel between Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl Cardigan (lltii Dragoons) Lieutenant Tuckbtt. —la consequence of the Earl of Cardigan having ascertained that cert do letters published recently in the Murmivg Chronicle ...
... William Ewart Wigan 6 John Fielder* .01dham.. 7 Charles A*hton William Turner Blackhurc.. Richard Walker Bury. Peter Ainsworth 11 Kir P. H. Fleetwood.. John Wilson Patten 13 Lord Stanley Tnum** 15 Ireland a-kburoe John Fenton 122 ll9 94 ...
... Viscount Curzon, the eldest son of Hoar, the latter nobleman having married • sister of Cardigan. It is stated that the legal expenses of this transfer of property, arming from fines upon eopyholds, sad the enormous stamp duties, amounted so upwards of ten ...
... the motion of the Repeal inasmuch as that step would show the tailacjfanfl absurdity of their whole proceedings. taunted Mr. John O Connell with not naving the moral courage to argue the questiou, which had himself brought forward, and to take the sense ...
... Brcightmet. Mr. John Seddon, bleacher, Breightmer. John Amos, manufacturer, Broughton- Mr. James Barge, calico printer, do. Mr. William Taylor, spinner, Crompton. Mr. Samuel Grundy, manufacturer. Bury. Mj. John Newhold, iron founder, do. Mr. John Opemhaw, ...
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... leing three days later than that brought the steamer Heirmann. She has biougbl twentytight passengers, among whom are Sir John Richardsou, the celebrated navigator, and the Rev. Ernest lav kins, who has been a lour in the States and Canada, in connexion ...
... Mahomed 11. bad a fani-j for (hr Site arta. ana ordered Uentil Bellioi, Venetian an lit, to paint a pictare of the beheading of John the Baptiat. Wbeo the picture was fioitbed, iha Su tan found fault intb the representation of the wounded part; and to ahow ...