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... with concern at the nations of the earth, and wished instruct them, but found his arms were not long enough to reach them. Now, Institutions like the present furnished arms; ami, trusted, while means were in their power, all would glad use them. The Rev ...
... diaries Forster, the Ijroves, the J7lh instant, mid stealing thereout certain timber saws, straps. Mild a truck, the propelly John Mr. RroWN stated the case. The prosecutor, he said, last, entend into partnership with Charles Forstei, and rimnias Kidd. They ...
... ford—( ol Cradock, M Mi.bank Canterbury—lion W Matson it, Lord Fordwicb Cardiff—Lord J P Stuart Cwrdigausliire—Col VV Powell Cardigan—P Pry>« Carlisle—( ol Lushington. P Howard a Carmarthenshire—l’he G Tret Caruuirlben—J Jones Carnarvonshire—G W G Wenne Canwvue—W ...
... summoned H. Grattan, Ivitp, on the rcrjuidtbn of ten thousand Dublin, was held tbc Iliberninn Arms, Lower Abbcy-Strt‘ct. 'Hie meeting is described aa having been more numerous than previm;slv held Dublin. The elunr was occupied Hr. Grattan. In his address ...
... writer*, who will undoubtedly *!• vptft into the page* thi* popular journal, H.e may named: Messrs. f •« aid Jatn«a Sniitb, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Mr*. • Mr. Allan Cunninglum. Mr. Crowa. Ill>• I r»'ey, Mr. T. lined. Mr. Hunt, the au«h*>r • fi.rbru.” and - Ibrnnley ...
... E.;R. Tunlio, Esqrs. Brecon (county)-Cnlonel T. Wood 'Buck-MarqiAs.of.Chanuas and John Snmith, FsEq. Cambridgeshire-Lord F. G. Osborne and 11. .1. Atbeaac,. Esq. Cardigan (county)-Colonel Powell. Carlow (county)-W. Blackney, Esq. & Sir .J. V. Doyle Ca ...
... nversatior, resulted fron these remarks. in the course of which Mr. GRATTAN expressed the opiaion, that, if the titthes and rents could not be collected without the i aid of an armed force, it was time that the legislature intertered. Captain GouDoN having ...
... stranger (a laugh and a cry of t hs hear); and she has leaned on the arm of flesh for her 0 ch support, Wherefore, when the hour of retribution at- at rivetb, she shall be punished by the arm of God. These tt M dthings of which I have spoken to ye, your eyes ...
... Newfoundland, on Coadree Idai.. above the Traversa, are expected to float next springs ; also v. John, «Jid Charles, the mail. land opporite Coudrre. expected ib Sir John Bereaford will p-roceed for Liverp ...
... Cordingly : Ann, Hcwson; Wolga. Caledonia, Bennett, all from this port; Perseus, uce, from Liverpool. St Job t't, JV.B. Hcnn Grattan, Brown, from lajndou. At Uulifux âAnn, Minnett. from this port At PeteT'hury the 22 ult. âArmy. Shimelia, from this port ...
... Grahan,Sir J 62.. 7UiShawe. N. It .. 2.. Grant 62.. Sbeil, U. 71.. Grant K»diert.. 48.. 32 T. 2.. 021 Grattan, 9.. 45}Sin«lair, G 33.. 87 Grattan. H 64.. 33 WjSkipwilh. Sir G. 8.. Green. T.G. .. 4.. 80|SIaiiey. R. A 25.. 15 8 Grey, Sir G .. 11.. SwUh ...
... of Sir John Beckett, and ithe result ?? first day's poll. At the close on Friday, the numbers waere, Bec- kett, 1677, Baines, 1593, Bower, 18-majority for Sir John, 84.-At the firal close oftite poll, on Saturday, Mr. Baines was a-head of Sir John by, we ...