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... Glasgow, care of the Stewa:d of the Fo 1 re.' It appears from the information of Andrew Cameron, taken in the Mayor's,ollice by John Dysart, Esq. that the body fount) was that of his brother, James Cameron, who died on Friday week, aged 82, and on the Monday ...
... THF. BALLYSHANNON HERALD, AND DONEGAL ADVERTISER. John Boyle, rsq. says— As I consider this meeting, would rather he the means of fostering that party spirit which must be the wish of every true tiietail of Ireland to suppress, and would only tend to ...
... to preserve the peace lit Ireland, • it was necessary that 'MagistratCs slibufd he - armed with .additi, Mal powers and they prayed that the Magistrates should he armed with additional powers. The Earl of WICK IAIW presented a petition exactly to the same ...
... wanton outrage; and we need not add that Mr. Cooke is a very respectable Catiolic gentleman. During the last week, two fellows armed came suddenly on Mr. William Connor, of Inch, a gentleman %Om has been a steady advocate of popular rights, Sand while standing ...
... I;nsign Brooke to Ardie. :-.••••••.• ElCen)JNots. ANDPRAMOVION4'. Wier-niece, JavnF , 8. tions iroin various parishes in the arm county, praying fur the tiLWition of tithea and clurchrate. Mr. W. GORDON presented a petition against the plan of education ...
... orange processions. It was a mere mockery of legislation. Mr. O'Connell, Sir R. Peel, Mr. Sheil, Mr. Crampton, and Mr. H. Grattan, next addressed the House at some length, and leave was given to .bring in the bill. stroat4 tY PARLIAMTNT (11tELANT.) Is ...
... he hoped that the proposition ould he received as it deserved—with the marked eontempt end indignation of that house. lord JOHN RUSSELL agreed with the hon. sod learned Wentlemun that the house ought not thus he ovorbc,rne lerproeositiuns ofthis kind ...
... worthy of attention. It tells irs, in almost expressive terms, that the British Government has resolved to support France, by arms, against the other Governments of Europe, and that a pledge has been given to that effect. This is a novel English policybut ...
... after severe fatigue, succeeded in arresting a man named John Clifford, who was charged, and fully identified, with having been one of an armed party who attacked the dwelling-house of Mr. John Walker, of Ballyluff, on the night of the 23th of January ...
... Irrit NOW IN PORT, (TO SUCCEED THE HIGHLANDER,) FOR ST. JOHN'S N. B. The beautiful new Ship CATKEIRINE, JAMES HUTCHINSON, MASTER, To sail 16th May. FOR QUEBEC, The well known coppered ship JOHN AND MARY, ALEXANDER PERRY, MASTER, To sail 17th May. FOR ...
... prevailed upon to commit such an act of degradation, and as voting that creature Littleton into the Chair. The surmise of the John Bull respecting the change of Mr. Littleton to the office of Speaker, and of Sir J. Hothouse to the office of Itish Secretary ...
... fifteen per cent. *Co ry Lv Tutu .—Si r Morgan G. Crofton. ESSrt..; John Godby, Esq. ; Owen Wynne, Esq:; Jame! Whyte, Esq. Cul. Henry John Clements ; Col. John Marcus Clements ; Col. John Jawed Cullen ; Cairnross Thomas Cullen, Esq. ; C. H. Tottenham, Esq ...