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... Mail it perlpctly ferocious on the subject. Thb Army.—A Royal Commission has been issued, appointing the Dnke Richmond. Lord John Russell. Mr. Ellice, Sir Jamea Kempt, and General Sir Robert Dundas, members of a bunra, to consider the means of consolidating ...
... being visited by Sir John Purcell, he acknowledged, that Sir John ** had like for him,’’ and was proceeding to shew, until Sir John prevented him, the wounds he had received from the knife, iu his arm. An accomplice, of the ■•me of John ...
... Houston, John Eehlin. Daniel Delacheroi-, A, 11. Montgomery, Charles Douglass Trevor Corrv, T. Waring, Henderson Black, William C. Herron. A. H. Read. John Andrews, John Law, Thomas G. Henry, William J. Hancock, Francis Charles Beers, John Kenwn, Alexander ...
... Friday sen., the officers of the 88th Regiment entertained dinner their old friend and companion in arms, W. Grattan, Esq., late of that corps. Mr. Grattan well known in the military world, as the writer of The Reminiscences of a Subaltern.” Mr, T. Devear ...
... to respectable tenant immediately afterwards.—Rent to commence at the Ist of November next. Terms, FORTY GUINEAS per annum. JOHN GALWAY. N.B Hay, Oats, Potatoes, Turf, Ac., would be given, a moderate valuation. Raodalstown, Aug., 1838. 757 naantft. WANTED ...
... Tithe Committee, on Friday n}cKl H. Lambert, J. MoreO’Fcirall, H. Grattan, Jame* Grattan, Power, Sir John Willey Doyle. Sir P. Bellew. Sheil. Chapman. Leader, Kiilhvcn, Walker, Wallace, Sir John Burke. French. Sir H, Parnell, Sir R. Musgrave, Lord Killeen ...
... our enemies to power would be eradicated. It is our duty, then, to stand together, shoulder to shoulder—heart heart—and arm to arm—to resist the approach of the foul Orange domination over our country. (Hear, hear, and loud cheers.) 1 ask any man consider ...
... Ministry. He also presented a petition ...
... moment the fiat of the legislature was pronounced, the combination against tithes in Ireland, would broken. The arm of the Church was weak but the arm of law was strong ; and combination id conspiracy would melt before it—*l snow before the Summer's sun.” It ...
... the sum from William Patton, Grattan-street; John Chapman, .stealing two pair boots, the property of James Hanna. Iludton’seutry. : Mary Aim Connor, stealing watch, the property of Richard Smith. Portaferry; William John Porter, and Rolreri Sheals, for ...
... (Chters.) sure. Lord had hit excuse; be talked, of death's head, and cross bones. He was afraid the picture. Why, they are the arms of the Brunswick familv—of the elder brunch of bis Majesty’s family. Lord certainly not a Bronswicker. But, then, those who ...
... to complain of. the anniversary of the shutting the gates of Derry, Csptain Robinson bad entered that city, at the head uf armed furre, contrary the cliartercd rights of the city, and prevented the apprentices from shutting the gates. For such an outrage ...