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... even among some of u onnell's own friends. However, the scheme was taken and the design was to raise 50,0001., the sum that Grattan Il i , from the Irish Parliament, for the purchase of an estate requital for his Catholic Association services, not as a l' ...
... adopt measures to prevent a • vehemence by Mr. H. GRATTAN.—Lord TEIGNMOUTH designated the currence of the evils, and that the Attorney-General should speech of the hon. and learned gentleman (Mr. H. Grattan) as an directed to prefer bills of indictment against ...
... Shields, John Clarence, master, bound from Alexandria, with wheat, rue into the breakers at Cardigan Bar. The sea beating very high, ee boat could go out to render assistance, although several attempts were made. There is no life-boat at Cardigan. The crew ...
... Mr. St. John, and Mr. and Mrs. Weston, are among the departures to the Continent, from the above hotel. James Bradshaw, Esq. M.P. his lady, and suite, left the Shakspeare Hotel, on Wednesday last, for 'London. Yesterday, the Russian bark' John,' from Riga ...
... of a Bishop of Manchester, and others against the union of the sees of St. Asaph and Bangor. POOR-LAWS (IRELAND). Mr. H. GRATTAN inquired whether it was the intention of Government to make any alteration in the Irish Poor Law during the present session ...
... reading of this bill. Mr. T. BARING opposed the bill, and reviewed the grievances for which it professed to be a remedy. Lord JOHN RUSSELL felt great difficulty in addressing the House after the arguments in favor of the bill had been so thoroughly exhausted ...
... immediately threw him overboard, and badly wounded the captain, but who, nevertheless, succeeded in getting down into the cabin to arm himself, and came on deck again with a cutlass, when the murderers stabbed him in the neck with a knife, and he fell a corpse ...
... occurred betweea the two countries, England and Ireland, and would war rant ' by all the rules of iutetnational law, recourse to arms to force the stipulations, or to dissolve the union. This trea so3 : , able declaration reminds us of Mr. Hume's previous ...
... Ladylands. Captain George Sinclair, Ist division. Head Quarters, Glasgow. Out. stations—Airdrie, Hamilton, and Strathaven. Captain John Mullen, 2nd division. Head Quarters, Glasgow. Out. stations —Lanark and Biggar. Captain Lach. McPherson. Head Quarters, Paisley ...
... counties, with reference* to armed associations, led to some discussion. The noble duke observed that large bodies of men had associated themselves in different parts of - the country, and had obtained possession of arms for the ostensible purpose of ...
... Byrne, Solicitor*, 22: Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; at the Mart; King's Arms Library, Dover; Lion, Farningham ; Salisbury Arms, Hertford; Esaex Arm*, Watford ; Swan, Rickmanaworth , and at the Auctionuer's office, Maidgunt:. ...
... SINGING taught in a superior style, by a Lady Professor, from London. Terms, Six Lessons for One Guinea. Apply to A. S. T. King's Arms Library, Dover. 66 YANG,—THE CENTRAL FIRE. WHEN Ke-shin, or The Dreaded Hour, was appointed Commissioner at Canton, and ...