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... Continent. The Earl and Countess of Listowel and Miss Wyndham left London on Monday, for Crowe Han. Norfolk. The Earl of Cardigan has left London for Brightoe. The noble earl has b.en recently loins • party helnnelne to the Illb !or pheasant shooting ...
... include, ' in addition to Miss Brooke, Doctor Dromroond, Smart Ferguson, J. C. !Mangan, F. Furlong, H. Grattan ' Curran, Edward Walsh, J. Walton, and John A uster. A few specimens will skew that we do not go too far in affording to the poems our hearty c ...
... to epee a mart for the sale of arms to the excited masses—beeau•ie no law prohibits the -ale of fire-arms, or of using the same in any way they think advisable, I unless they appear under the old Whitehoy act in open arms—and, we believe. not even then ...
... spirit that summoned the armed missionaries of freedom to the altars of Dungannon, and gave to tharlemont dignity which his accomplishments would never have, attained—the spirit that touched with fire the tongue! of Grattan. and endowed his words with ...
... members, occupied their former seats on the opposition side of the house. blow the garzway. The treasury benches were well John Russell, Sir G. Grey, the Chancellor of the Ecrhopter, Sir J. C. Ilobhouse, Mr. Masanlay, Mr. Latiouehere, Mr. F. M tele, Mr ...
... with arms. The purchases could n..t be accidental, and the dentinal fir anns was so gnat that the manufacturers could not meet it He had riveivel a Inter from a genthmian in his county, wherein it was stated that no kat than One thousand starer arms' bad ...
... elbow of right arm a crucifix , below the elbow a tomb, weeping willow, and the figure of a female kneeling at the foot of it ; outside of the wrist, heart and the arms of Venus, with the letters W. P. and J. F. ; inside of the arm, Hope, anchor, ...
... Jas. Power, Mr. Edward Grogan, Mr. William Henry Gregory, Sir Thomas Esmoode, Mr. F. French, Mr. 11. Grattan, Mr. James Kelly, Mr. Anthoni Lefroy, Mr. John Brien, Mr. Ralph Osborne, Captain Taylor, Mr. H. M. Tuite. The noble chairman read the clauses of ...
... Regime., John Hat. hell. John P. m,, Num. IYL4erre Roberts. Ti Watley. J Pearlman Hughes. Joh. C Itelmege, Mnterniort. Ca., 'llll II kyrt• Ilklf•Yd Burton. Maomell. Button, Nathaniel Mmitromer, John Normal. hers.. Nahum. litemnid. Grog. Griffith, John B. Middleton ...
... and proud heart—he true to Insulted my friend Mr O'Gorman, and art unwilling to afford him the faith and glary of Henry Grattan (enthusiastic any If my conjecture should prose correct. shall cheers). ling aside—trample under fart—the he under the necessity ...
... utiquertionahly true, that in the course of this warfare in Portugal, a body of persons having been taken, after a conflict, with arms in their hands were made prisoners on the condition that they should he treated with all the honours of war; yet a great number ...
... Lmingt. promoted. lloot.—Capt. John Jain. Boil, from lb. 1171► Feed. e1m, vier Weer, to the 57th Foot. 57th Foot Capt. Factory J. Warns from the reek to be esp. trio re Hurl, •ppointed to lb. 5.. th Knot. Mot Foot.—Lleta. John Joslah Hoyt. to be captain ...