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... presented arms to the opposition ranks; but if was wrong, this was curious mode of securing * '* amendment. What would tbe country say, tr,e members of our House of Commons should, after viole' debate, rite embrace each other Let us imagine nrd John Russell ...
... amateurs were present. The Right Honourable Isaac Corry, the Chancellor thp Exchequer, (ought the Right Honourable Henry Grattan a 1 rivy-Counsellor, and leader of the Opposition. The Chancellor was hit. He also fought two others. anftw g o e ; t he a ...
... Liverpool, and St. John's, Newfoundland, merchant William Davit. Launceston, Cornwall, common carrier Thosnaa Hird, Liverpool, cotton broker Samuel Mason. Ainlree. Liverpool, innkeeper John Fallows, Nortfield. Worcestershire, builder John Kidadale. Springfield ...
... his youngest son, and his companion, two lads under the age of 20, totally un armed, courageously sallied forth to capture the depredator?. They fell in with three men armed with guns in the middle of the preserve, and in a spirited manner desired them ...
... given, that the TOLLS arising at (he following Gates the said Road, will be LET BY AUCTION to the best bidders, the Beaufort Arms, Petty France, on Tuesday, the day of March next, at 12 o'clock noon, for the term of One Year, commencing the Ist day of May ...
... —Cork City Parker John—Sheffield Campbell Sir John—Edinburgh Parker R. T.—Preston Clay W.—Tower Hamb-ts Parnell Sir U.—Dundee Clive Edward B.—Hereford Parrott J asp t—Tot ness Codriugton Sir E.—Devonporl Paulson James—London Collier John—Plymouth Captain—Bright- ...
... ion to oppose the third reading of the bill. Mr GRatTAN said, that the people of Ireland, if justice were denied the, were determined to demand a repea! of the union, or to call, if necessary, with arms in their hands, for the enjoyaent ot equal rigits ...
... Forrester, Hon O C \VPerceval. Spencer Ashley, Hon John Fox. Sackrille Lane Phipps, Han E Astill, Freemantle, Sir 1, BtPiiiott, G GW Atkins, John Freshfield. J W lington^iaeoant Baldwin, Oordim, Col John Pollock, I-red Balfour, Gordon, Porchcster, Lord ...
... Railway Bill, between Mr. Rigby Wason and Sir Frederick Tfetidh', when thfeiatter-was taken into the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms, and the former, who had left town, was directed to be taken Into custody. Irish Municipal Reform Bill.—This important debate ...
... Conyrgham Ld. A.—Bradshaw James Cardiff Nicholl Caidiganshire Powell Colonel Cardigan Pryse P. Carlisle Howard P. 11. Marshall W. Carmarthenshire Trevor lion. G. R. Jones John Carmarthen —Morris David Carnarvonshire —Gore J. R. O. Carnarvon —Hughes W, ...
... months* imprisonment ; the first week to solitary the remaindei hard labour. John Mayers and John Stickland were indicted for stealing a quantity of wool from the premises of John Paine, of Piddletown, in the month of May last. The prisoners, previously ...
... the tree trade of 1 founded on the objectionable principle of a joint stock o intro- | “ We and a committee was chosen and armed with fall powers such opposition into effect. The resolutions agreed t | found among our Advertisements. thout, Groucestrxsutae ...