... measure. The bill was opposed by Mr. J. O’Connell, Mr. Home, Mr. R. M. Fox, Mr. Grattan, Mr. F. O’Connor, Lord D. Stuart, Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. \V. J. Fox and supported by Lord John Russell, Mr. M. J. O’Connell, and Mr. Grogan. The bill was brought in by majority ...

... the loud and unanimous acclamations of the house. Lord John Russell seconded the motion, which was carried nnanimouslv. Mr. Shaw then moved that W. S. O’Brien, Esq., in custody the Sergeant-at-Arms attending the house, be discharged out of custody,on paying ...

... furnish them with arms. In order enabled use the arms ertectually, these bodies of persons must, of course, drilled, and since the publication his lordship's letter the Chartists have been on the look-out to delect any of ** the Russell Armed Association men” ...

... tha side of the Confederation were Messrs, Duffy, Dillon Meagher, Pigott, and Magee ; on the side of the Conciliationhall Mr. John O’Connell, Dre. Miley and Gray, with Messrs. Ray, Stritch, end Galway. The first meeting of the united body will take place ...

... crowd from «b. y OU ,it little while on is very gentleman asks you to danc*,-to this Vulv that will very happy; you take h.s arm, and you reply , thdl . , have a succession of partwalkto quadrille gmall ners. 0 perhaps some jelly, and glass of white and ...

... The former had (say* Mr. Grattan) the distinctive characteristics of tho Saxon race—talent* for agiicoltnre, navigation, and Com* meree—perseverance rather than vivacity—and more courage than taste for the profession of arms: the latter, on the other ...

... the puuishment of drunkenness. There is still remaining in the Hall portrait of John Ward, who in 16*7 was deer keeper to Sir John Manners afterwards Earl of Rutland. This John Ward, as stated by the attendant expositor, was turned out the family no less ...

... the tranquility Ireland at the present time.” Mr. F. O’Connor supported the amendment. Ur. E. B. Roche, Mr. Fagan, Hr. H. Grattan, and Mr. C. Asstet severally deprecated eoereion, and said tha object of the measure was merely for tha auppression of publit ...

... . were returning home on horseback from Bridgend fair, betweed eight ami nine o'clock, they were attacked three men, each armed with pistol, tbev were dragged off their horses and robbed nearly lire rulftans also took from Mr. Griffiths a valuable silver ...

... objections and 7 Liberal ones. And tbo freemen's list, Liberal and Tory objections, and Liberal and 5 Tory claims. The Earl of Cardigan, the gallant Colonel of tlie Mill Light Dragoons, has returned to head-quarters, Cantar. bury barracks. His lordship was ...

... vessel, near Hasborough Bnclileyer. Arms, omnilmscs between the Westenlmngcr and Hythe Station and Hy the, faro inside Is, outside 6d. , between the taken on the ...

... glory which had attended our arms whererer it bad been necessary to resort to warfare [bear, hear] and could not but say that great credit was due to the heads which had planned, aud the handa which had performed, the feats of arms which bad recently distinguished ...