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... desire to cultivate the most friendly relations with this country.** Really with America in an altitude of war, and France arming to the teeth, this is not bad. We suppose is to be uuderstood by contraries on the principle « non luctndo, or that we must ...
... rah am, who exchanges. 37th—Lieutenant Herbert Russell Manners, to Copt without purchase, vice John Harvey, who retires upon full pay ; Ensign John Grattan Anderson, from without purchase. . 39th—Captain Thomas W right Hudson, from Gist, to Captain, vice ...
... point in the route. Ms. O'Connell reached the platform about half-past three o'clock. accompanied by Mr. John O'Connell. M.P. ; Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. ; Mr. Steele, &c &c. lie was received in the most enthusiastic manner by the assemblage, which consisted ...
... advancement of the United Kingdom. And Memorialists, &c.” The following on the subject, from the pen of James Grattan. Esq., son of the immortal Henry Grattan. Esq. founder of the Irish Volunteers, will be read with much interest: Tinnehinch. Dec. 7. 1849. Deab ...
... Nugent, Bt., Westmotth ; John a Brien, Limerick ; John O'Connell, Limerick ; Maurice O'Connell, Trate° ; M. J. O'Connell, Kerry ; A. O'Flsherty, Oalway ; Maurice Power, Cork ; Nicholas M. Power, Waterford ; E. 11. Roche, Cork ; John Reynolds, Dublin ; Fraa ...
... Committed yesterday, by Christopher Tuthill, Eq. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, to the County Jail, John Fitzgerald, John Sheehan, and Daniel Slattery, taken up as vagrants; they were brought in by a party of the Faha yeomen cavalry: The ...
... account of the successful termination of the Chinese campaign, he was made a C.B. Major Grattan belongs to a talented family ; he is first-cousin to Thomas Colley Grattan, Esq. British Consul at Boston, the well-known author of Ilighways and Byeways, the ...
... consisting of beef and pork, in barrels of Limerick and Cork cure, 400 to 5000 bags of bread. 40 casks of rum, 2.0ti0 stand of arms, and 350.000 rounds of hall cartridge. The Inconstant, 36. Captain Freemantle, anti Volage 26. Captain Sir W. Dickson, Bart ...
... Lloyd; John Head Drought, John Gilbert King. Henry Trench ; Bir N. Fitzsimon ; F. L. Dames, Thomas H. Mtillock, James F. Rolleston, George Marsh, George Minchm John Andrews, Thomas Spanner, Thomas Hacker, W m.l'. B riscoe,i John Warburton, ...
... advantage for their subjects, which those of every other nation may not equally obtain. The German powers are at length arming. The reserve in the Rhenish provinces is ordered to remain under anus, and the Austrian government feels under the necessity ...
... Wednesday, Curry’s-lane, of healthy male infant. In hours idler tiie woman of the house observed the infant dead in the mother’s arms, the string of the cap being drawn tight round the infant’s neck.—The unfortu> nate woman was placed in custodv, and the .Mayor ...
... such persona He should also introduce another Bill to prevent improper persons from having arms in their possessioir ; greeting power to Magistrates to search for arms, to prevent the impartation of pikes, &c similar to a Bill which had been prepered by his ...