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... M'Cormick, the next witness, sr.iJ, that on the loth April, he slept John Hoban’s house when the attack was made } when witness got and looked through the window, he saw eleven men armed with scythes, hurls, bayonets and fire aims. Hoban asked who they were ...
... the extent and object of the disturbances in Ireland.” On this there was a debate which Messrs. Grattan, J. Smith, Robertson, Banlces, Rice, Peel, and Sir John Newport took share.—The not parricularly interesting. The grounds on which the amendment was resisted ...
... been abolished ; and instead of it, a service of plate is to be kept at every foreign mission, with the King Great Britain’s arms engraved on it, for the use of the Am • bassadors or Minister, as the case may be. The Marquis of Londonderry, who has resigned ...
... House Corr -ction, by Hugh Parker, Esq., Bernard John Wake, and Joseph Haywood, Gentlemen, for not satisfactorfy answering questions put to him, by virtue a Commission of Bankrupt, recently issued against John Smith, of Doncaster, grocer and seedsman. Mr ...
... oats per day, and a stone of hay, is the quantity stated to given post horses, . by two eminent coachmastcrs mentioned by Sir John Sinclair (in the appendix to hi* account Scat* Husbandry, vcl. 2. App. No. 23.) and a charge for similar consumption has not ...
... and Portugal—three limes throe, The Rose, the Thistle, and the Shamrock—three times three. The memories of Henry Grattan,Henry Flood, John Philpot Curran, and Richard Brinsley Sheridan—the umleviating fiiends of our country—the undaunted and incorruptible ...
... Robert Wood, complaining certain hard.hip.. It 01 '* called forth tome remarks from Lord Palmerston, i, t)l .on of the late John Crowe, who. Davies, and Mr. k. Wilson. • married Mis. Minchin, cousin-german COMMITTEE SUPPLY* j /■'! iKr» tsi»ar On the Vote ...
... ««>. the grater part of us Frenchmen heard nothing but On Saturday there was a numerous and respectable and one o’clock# ao armed pmy insurgents entered 'he none, and Were far from paving attention to. or Mm.ng the Association. THE HISSES WAI.Lij y . the ...
... the subject ended here. The Meeting, adjourned lo Saturday next, broke up, after thanking the Chairman. Frkem.aso.vs —Mr. Grattan atked Mr. Goulhorn, the Common?, on Tueiday night, whether Go* *ernnient wi old c ...