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... ere .arm y cheered they entered the Hall. The first the martyr, .bo entered -as Mr. Barrett, -ho .aa .a.mly recognised, a. .as also Lord French, Mr. Steele, the Lord Mayor, .ho entered ahonly before Mr. O’Connell and the other gueala. Mr H. Grattan .aa ...
... Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan is at length finished, and the extraordinary disclosures made will furnish food for the lovers of scandal for months to come. Lord William accused the Earl Cardigan of crim. con. with Lady William Paget. ...
... headed Lord John Russellno, you shad not treat the people ol Ireland as if they j were slaves—they shad arms as well the people j England—every man and boy of them shad be at liberty to | urchase and keep gun. There shall uo registration of arms. , , _ , ...
... termed unconj stitutional menns put end to the outrages anddis- turhiinecs the people. Alr.!Henry Grattan, M. P., addressed the meeting. reference to Mr. John O'Connell's allusion to the ad- the magistrate**, he said it was not the nature of man to lie behind ...
... iberatnr. call upon our county members, Grattan, and M. Corbally. Esqrs.. to attend the Condilation’Hall, and their'abscnce from that national assembly the present crisis will disentitle them to our confidence. ** * John O’Connell, Chairman. * Terence Sheridan ...
... will any pitv shown to us others, who may fall into our almost hopeless situation. JOHN HUGHES. “DAVID JONES. “The markX of JOHN HUGH. “ Cardiff Gaol, Nov. I. “ Witness, John B. Woods, Governor.’* Our private correspondence from Alexandria of the 16th ult ...
... the amend-1 ment. Mr. II Grattan said; that for the sake of sufferinjf huinonity lie should ...
... archbishops enrolled as Repealers, and he was proud to rank the Right Rev. Or. Slattery the side of John Tuam (cheers}. The motion was seconded and carried. Mr. John O'Connell handed in several sums from Catholic clergymen, and other parties, and moved the admission ...
... j;raml«lanbter of the late John »> Esq., Manor St. John's, Waterford. DEATHS. At thchnnscon.orfatl.or.Rowland Tralee, on the (ilh inat. alter .vincr birtli prnreitnrcl'y, daut-htcr. Mn.tsCKNT A..MKS. the beloved wifeif John ColVus.of Harrow. F.vl. For ...
... are the racve for Benares. vnpore, &c. Sir Henry slid remained at Calcutta. Sir Robert Sale ha*l left that place join ti»e arm/. From the latest news is the organisation of force of 5,000 men, of which S Charles Napier is | take the command. They assemble ...
... services selected for the fete. 1 hus the Luke of Wellington appeared in the uniform of the Cumberland of that day. The Earl of Cardigan the Uniterm of the Dragoons the battle of Culloden, ami the Marquis m the dress of cavalry ) officer of llio time. The Chancellor ...
... every evening, has for its leading patrons Alderman Timothy O’Bfieo. M.P., Mr. John Reynolds M.P. and Mr. William Ford, town-clerk ; to these report adds the name of Mr. John Connell, who is said havo staked a small sum of money in the speculation. This ...