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... capable ot holding from four to five hundred wests. This viHum was ornamented with a vapety ot arms and trophies; over the President being the Royal Arms, and in various parts the mottoes .Churchand State, The Friend of the People, ''Agriculture, Commerce ...
... digested Live ai»o Times the Rt. Hon. Grattan. B* his Son.—The following remarks on this work, which baa of course created great sensation the political world, are from the Naval and Military Gaxettc ** The life of Grattan is so intimately bound with the history ...
... Connell, I), j Hutton i Norililand Vis. n O?Callaghan C. Bridgman H. ICole Hon. A. fade lord ArchdaU Gen. Martin Thomas Bodkin John J. Lynch A. H. Blake J. O?Connell M. O'Ferrall More Archbold Butler Hon. P. n Bryan George i Hume Joseph ( Fitsslmon. N. i ...
... Lord Sandon, Generals Sir J. Kempt, Sir E. Barnes, Sir T. Reynell, Sir E. H. East, Bait, and Right Hon. R. E. Fergnsson.— Dr. John Abercrombie, first physician to his Majesty for Scotland, vias on Monday last elected Lord Rector of the Aberdeen, in opposition ...
... payers, were directing their anxious attention to this important matter. Mr. Grattan expressed the opinion, that, if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid an armed force, it was time that the Legislature should interfered. Captain Gordon ...
... Butler the chair—Daniel O’Connell, Maurice O’Coiiuell, Morgan O’Connell, John O’Connell, Charles D. O’Connell, W. P. Finn, A. C. O’Dwyer, Richard Shell, Sir R. Nagle, Henry Grattan, Wm. Roche, David Roche, W. O’Neal Daunt, O’Conor Don, Pat Lalor, M. Chapman ...
... lUâ*. Gooch. of Toppesfield, the son and Chaplain, from ihe 19th of St. John, 10th and llth verses. Grand Juries âFor the County. Sir Charles Broke Vere, Knt. Foreman. John Moseley, Esq. I P. Montague. Ksq. H. H. Bence, Ksq. Edward I.eathes, Charles ...
... like wrangling advocates. To urge the jutice of our cause with words; 1 hate this parte ; 'tis tame, —if we must meet, Give me arms. Dear Sib, —The late Mr, Cobbett, in addressing liU readers, used, when occasion suited him, to style them Men and Women ...
... Deal' FARMING STUCK, implements In |UariMsdxy, part of the neat Household furniture, and ether effects, the property of Mr. John Beales, sen. who has let bis Farm; comprising four-post bedsteads and hang- Inga, tent ditto and hanginga, feather bed and ...
... but it bad no result, and, the motion of Lord John Russell the House went into Committee the Poor (Ireland) Bill. After a long discussion the or Emigration clause, was agreed to. though Mr. Uenty Grattan had moved, au amendment, that it be struck out ...
... with bis arm and croshid It; tb® arm was badly fractured, but was set almost by a skilful surgeon, and Mr. D. has since been pronounced in a fair way of recovery.—On Thursday Inquestwas heldattbeGreyboand,KenologtonCommon, on the body of John Fisher, who ...
... Irish landlord: tbat is, because refuses to pay a ebt, to which he legally subject, they first lay it on John Bull, and then promise relief to John Bui by laying it on B. And this is the justice, the frugality, and foresight of tbat Whig Gpvernmen: which ...