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... now to propose to you that talismanio toast which is comprised in the name ol O’Conrtell (load cheers). Our own immortal Grattan has said that watched the eradie ot Irish liberty, and that walked with iter hearse the gtuve. It is afifteting picture look ...
... bad light her poop, The names ol those saved from the brig were— William Hiehell, mate (badly hurl) ; W. Cover, John Martin, seamen ; John Craig, cook and steward. Another wan, whose name could nut learn, was also saved. Those drowned were ■ - Wilson ...
... the Foot. . ] Foot.—Captain John Koutledge Ma)endie, from half-pay FnaUached, tube Captain, vice ...
... from loot of Montjutch. The total number armed men in Barcelonetta is staled by their Iriends to be O,O ...
... watchword was, ‘-(iain our hearts, or dread our arms, for you know are seven millions.” profligate and unmanly Minister, unworthily trusted an inexperienced sovereign, has leagued himself with these armed political beggars under the sway of Home. faithless ...
... Hume supported Mr. Warhurt.n but the uioliou lor i egativing the i».troilurtiou the bill was rejected a majority 112. lord John Russel! then asked leave to bring in hill tor amending the Poor Law, continuing the commission for ten years. Mr. Grimsditch ...
... thought they ought meet ilie question fairly, and should vole in Ol the noble lord’s motion (divide, diviih.) . . , , Lord JOHN RUSSELL said the right hop. gentleman who had just sat down, having culled n die occupants die treasury bench ;o speak question ...
... aeiit to Piolcstatuisin in Ireland. Colonel said Ire should not have been surprised hail litis proposition heen made Corel John liussell ; hot lie »as disgusted at hearing it proposed l J rotestnnt iiiioi>ter educated at Oxford, and for period member ...