... and in all countries, as proved by reference to the works of Bcecaria, Montesquieu, Hlackstone. and Lord John Russell, lie thought that Mr, 11. Grattan had made very equivocable defence of this bill bchall of the ministry, and wondered what the eause could ...

... , London, in 17&4, sixty-four years ago. He was soldier under Sir John Moore, at Corunna, in Spain, in 1809, where he received ball in the right arm. was present the burial of Sir John, and remembers the minolest particulars of the seme. He was also with ...

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... approaching quarter sessions, charged with the assault. llonuEßV or Arms On the evening of the 25th ult., four men, armed with pistols and sticks, forcibly entered the dwelling of John Has sett, farmer, Ballina, of whom they demanded his double barrelled ...

... Borough —Mr. Sadlier, (Whig.) I Downpatrick —Mr. R. Ker, (Conservative.) Enms —Mr. O'Gorman Mahon. (Repealer.) Kilkenny City —Mr. John O'Connell, (Repealer.) Mallow— Sir I). Norrers, (Whig.) Sligo Borough —Mr. J. P. Somers. (Repealer.) Tralee —Mr. Maurice O'Connell ...

... golrig on at Home. The statue ofllymetiaa marble and of Greek workmanship, representing a wrestler rubbing his arm with strigile. The leg* and arms are broken off. but not lost, nor is any part of the statue wanting. It has been found in in the Vicolo delle ...

... vacillated; and he descended -down and down, till some of the Zegris receiving him in their arms, he gave scream of terror at finding himself surrounded strangers armed and ferocious. This w'as the only signal that Aixa could have that her son had safely descended ...

... IRELAND, English Metrical Translations, by Miss Brooke, Dr. Drummond, Samuel Ferguson, J. C. Mungan, T. Furlong, 11. Grattan, Curran, John Anster, and J. D’Alton, Esqrs. With Historial and Biographical Commentary. Henry R. Montgomery. Small Bvo, cloth, gilt ...

... brief hut discursive and uninteresting discussion took place, Mr. F. O’Connor, Mr. Hors, man, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Reynolds, opposing the Kill, and Lord John Ras«eJl, Sir G. Grey, and others supporting it. After some observations from Mr. Hume, the house ...

... Mallow ; M. E. Corbally, Meath County John O’Brien, Limerick City ; M. J. O’Connell, Kerry County; Robert Arcbbold, Kildare County ; Robert Gore, New Ross Hugh M. Tuite, New Ross ; James Power, Wexford County; John Collett, Athlone ; V. F. Hatton, Wexford ...

... tins Summarj. The Lord Lieutenant has revoked the license carry have arms James Gibson, of llillstreet, Roscommon. It prohahlc that the Allorney-Cenerm! in person will conduct the political prosecutions Clonmel. A cargo of American cheese, best quality ...

... measure benefit. The Lord Lieutenant then says that arms have not been given up. If this was really the case, the proper remedy to apply to meet the difficulty would to introduce more stringent Arms Dill. was rcadv vote for such a measure, provided it ...