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... FIGHTING INTELLIGENCE, ftween the Earl of Cardigan and Copt. Harvey Tuckrtt Committal of Captain Tackett, . Wednesday’, in xccordtinc* with the Arrangeut into the last examination, Harvey nett Tackett, lately Captain in the 11th man, or Prince Albert’s ...
... Ist* Ur. Croker (although nnilorm ullenduut) rarely uddreeerd the Chuir, and if I accept bis speech the hut motion «f Hr. Grattan, tbo Catholic dotation ISIS, sad that in year 1834, ia reply to Mr. Home, amtioa of that gentleman’* eoacernlng the Navy, ...
... such unwelcome intelligence; but the following resolution of the Catholic Association moved by that able and intrepid patriot, John Lawless, Esq., and unanimously agreed to, gives demonstrative proof;— Resolved, —Tliat we feel it a duty we owe to Ireland ...
... O'Brien proposed the thanks of the Association to William John O’Connell, Esq., and the Repeal Wardens of London ami Repealers nerally of that metropolis. The motion was seconded Henry Grattan, . Esq., M.P., anti was carried acclamation. Mr. Smith O'Brien ...
... »re n«t to be taken of Ibeir « arm bed., on .nrh a tort of morning, f„r nothin?. moat take the I out of the air. by bnrnin a itlle powthrr ; but don’t let th. ,„,lr m , n all onaay; II make a trifle of it I’ the man’a arm : which «a« indeed trifle, compered ...
... for this City.— At the former, it seems, some warm proceedings took place. Mr. D. M‘Cleery, in reviewing the claims of Mr. Grattan, animadverted rather warmly upon the pretensions of that Gentleman, and mingled up with his phtllipic some indirect reproaches ...
... elbow of the right j arm, a crucifix ; below the elbow a tomb, weeping willow, and the figure of a female kneeling the ! foot of ; outside of the wrist, a heart and the arm* of Venus, with the letters ** W.P.” ami ** * | inti of the arm, Hope, anchor, and ...
... What is the arms act.?.. Here the laws prohibit the keeping of! arms;. hence arise in vidious distinctions, galling and insulting to the people, and 1 have known and witnessed them. Go into the house# of one class, and there you will find arms kept, and ...
... of your enormous eight hundred millions of national debt, and the consequence to us is grievous and most unjust tax-. ation. John Mitchell, one of the most remarkable soli. English positive capital can never have been kept out of Ireland by “ agitation ...
... Leicester.st, John Sherlock, Esq. 4, PiUgibboQ'fttreet, Registers. FAIRS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. Tipperary Wednesday, Fethard. and Millloiijjli - Saturday, N»wt)iriningliam. County Kilkenny —Mor.Uav, InnUtiogf*—Wednetday, Ballycallan—Saturday, John’r-green. ...
... lands of Geranree, near Templeloohey, and carried away from the premises of John Sweeney, a quantity corn, hay and potatoes which had been under a seizure for rent, due to John Cahill, Esq., Sessional own Solicitor for thiscounty —Xtnuyh Guardian. Foreign ...
... given point the route. Mr. O’Connell reached the platform about halfpast three o'clock,accompanied Mr. John O’Con . rell, M. P. : Mr. Henry Grattan, M. P. Mr. Steele, he, he. ; he was received in the most enthusiastic manner the assemblage, which consisted ...