... the figure of an elephant, which may iterlv peso cannot siirely represent active motion. If lies aMO Chantrey's statue of Grattan was under of the orator's and a witty one too, Stab ! the best pedestal for him is the Rork lotion-- cart e that and pot him ...

... o’clock, and requested tm undertake the defence the Palace ; but it was already too late, and they had no fire-arms. They assembled, however, armed as they were, but were immediately disarmed hv the mob ; and then commenced the’most singular scene that perhaps ...

... usual by a raft mob, who frequently cheered him. The other traverses wcre—Thomas Steele, Joliu I awlesa, Thomas Money, John Redmond, John Reynolds, Edward Dsyrr, and Richard Barrett.. Ou the day preceding the Attorney General obtained a conditional order ...

... Southacil, to Miss Sarah Broadbent, flail. On hart, at Lan; Sutton, Mr. John Girliog, brickbp r,to SIN. Sarah Ernhersma on the lith instant, Mr. Edward Marshall, of twdener's Arms, MnkUe Gate, to Mho Atm Breeden.. lately, at St Leonanl's Sbormlitch, Leaden ...

... were ander arms. Consequently the attempt was baffled every-where as soon as it was tried, with enthusiastic cries of Visa Donna Maria ; for the display of prepared opposition, when none was esperimmed, and above all, the total want of arms against those ...

... «-J n Cashel fCity 1 Matthesv Pennefather Carlowshira— alter Hlacknev,* Sir John Millev Hon. Robert Grosvenor and CunUflV Ofin» C lonmel - vre Ci»oie Coleraine—Sir John Cardigan shirt—Colonel Powell Dundalk— J. E. Gordon* Derry - Sir R. Ferguson Denbig ...

... June :io, the York Hotel, Manchester Clayton John, Moitram, Cheshire, shopkeeper, June at the York Hotel, Manchester—Hunt William, Olossop, Derbyshire, cotton spinner, June the York Hotel, Manchester—Brown John, juti., Leeds, merchant, July 4, at the Court ...

... unpaid Commissioners, to ascertain and develope the resources of Ireland; and his Lordship, together, with Mr. O'CONNELL, Mr. GRATTAN, &c. supported the proposition as most useful, and as, above all, ealculatial to prevent those discussions reganling Ireland ...

... clearing aa ay tie earth, di-covered the trunk of • human being, hat Mg tint head, arms, thighs, and legs, severe. from it—the thighs only were found with the body ; the head, arms, anti legs, have not yet been discovered. On a the body, a mole child 'shoot ...

... postpone the introduction of the possession of arms iu Ireland Bill until next year, and to revive for this year the act which had just expired.—Mr. O’Connell, Mr. North, Sir John Newport, and Mr. 11. Grattan, severally expressed their concur rencc, and ...

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