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... national anthem, and the men presented arms. The Prince de Joinville sailed on Saturday for Ostend. --Heab-Orrice. —- This morning Acting Inspector Dunne brought in fren Kil. mainhaw station three gentlemen of the names of John O'Hara, Michael Rafferty, and Rdward ...
... inte years, Ministers spent the whole of the session forging an arms bil. A friend of mine wrote to me askin me what he weuld do with his arms; [declined answer but teld hin that send my arms and have them branded, and thus have another proof of their insolence ...
... and Sir Edward Sugden were sent over with a pro- a merit which transcends the ephemeral applause of mobs claraation. Lord Cardigan, who, like the civil authori- and factions. Wo cannot insure him against virulent inties, was also amusing himself in England ...
... under Paganism, and under the Popes. 7. Ireland and her Grievances, b. Car Memoirs. 9. Carlyle’s ** Past and Present.” 10. Grattan. Minor Rites and Offices. tees, to borrow equal ttcn-thinU his payments: thirdly, in the event of inability continue his payments ...
... threaten to he of a cha- with a prospective of arming the Orange Yeo- lington calls “the song of triumph” has been raised racter very differeut froma score or two of others, which, \ ing anc manry, and placing arms in the hands of individuals in | too soon ...
... government should draw the sword in Ireland to put down Repeal, would meet them upon the threshold of the Constitution, arm to arm (cheers) and r «Tf or. that God who had never deserted the cause of the afflicted when in danger. (Cheers.) In that God ...
... of Charlemont, Grattan, and Flood—hear it, ve living and dead Volunteers—O'Connell and his patriot band are to be martyred for asking less than you ob- tained—asking, through peace, law, and order, unarmed; less than you obtained with arms in your hands ...
... with damage, after cutting away the foremast. Tho William, Cardigan, sunk, after being contact with tho Advocate, but has been got otf with considerable damage to her bottom. The Trident, of Cardigan (coal laden), drove ashore, but has got oiT with keel carried ...
... and Town Councillor Reynolds, entered, (jrceted the most rapturous applause. John Reynolds, was anaiiimouily voted to the chair. THE I.ATE REV. PETER JAMES TYRRELL. Mr. John Connell said that, before proceeded the immediate business of the day, would ...
... the fund for the Propagation of the Faith, as also those of their friends. The Rev. Dr. O'Connell, P.P. of SS. Michael and John's, the active and zealous secretary of the institution, presided at the office. Chief Justice Glanville, of the Island of Dominica ...
... munificence exhibited by his Excellency in his shio-of-beof donation the Mendicity I’* Lords Cardigan and Paget —The cause of “Lord W. Paget v. the Earl of Cardigan, ’’ which stood in the paper of the causes in the Court of Common Pleas for this day, has ...
... Fernandv and aeveru! reene. .P ultimo, by the Rev. Mr. Mooney. P.P.. Maralin, Mr. I.a; - ernan,l ' / ®ral other respei table John Larkjn, Duna. lony, to Catherine, second daughter of AD. R. ladies and gentlemenâ-both of tho Catholic and Pro- Johneon,of ...