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... Some of the let- stated, is the new Irish Secretary, Ctilolew are scarcely distinguishable. There is the n in the A rmv—lost arm at Waterloo*—; same style, indeed, but the hand must at the filled the office Secretary War with time have been almost incapabieof ...
... Biversdale; Wm. Ponsonbj, Crolio; Wdliam Bateman, Oakpark,; the Daniel Cronin, the Park; John O’Connell, Giena; Thomas Wro. Sandes* Sallowglin; Francis Chute, Spring-hUI; John Hickson, of the Grove; William Dicksgrove; O’Donogbue of W. W. Guo,*tfstloo; Charles ...
... duringone week ! Henry, now Lord, Brougham objected to the bill, because it arms the Lord Lieutenant with w hat I must ever consieer unconstitutional power; and because it arms the local Magistracy with authority, which 1 dread much more than the power ...
... bills have been found. The Clerk of the proceeded call t-rtC r fumes in the following order:—Daniel Thomas Steele, John Kcynolds, John Lawless, Redmond. Hiomit* Cloney, Edward Dwyer, . i Barrett. All the traversers answered but Mr. . .. noil. The Art ...
... M. L. White. Colonel H. Chichester. Colonel A Hill, Lord Arthur Grattan James Mountcharles, Earl Howard, Ralph Burke, Sir John, Bt. Chichester, Sir A Bt Lambert, James S Boyle, Hon John Bernard. Thomas Callaghan, Daniel Oxmantown, Lord Hill, Lord George ...
... life in Ireleti.l, was the duty Government input end withonl delay to'the atrocities in that part of the United Kingdom. Mr. Grattan.— The only remedy was n system Poor Laws. It would support the poor, n U call for the proper contribution which the rich ought ...
... County— William N. M’Namara, M. O’Connell-f Clonmel Borough—Eyre Coleraine Borough —Sir John W. 11. Cork County—Viscount Boyle, Hon. R. King. Cork City— Hob, John Boyle, D. Callaghan.| Esq. Donegal County—Sir EJm. S. Hayes* Col. ConnolU* Down County—Lord ...
... unemployed inhabitants to some j deed of violence cn the approaching anniversary of the glorious three days of Revolution. The John Bull says—“ It is not yet ascertained what day Philip will arrive at Grillon’s, in Albemarle-street—that he must quit France ...
... robbing John Connon fire-arm. new Ath>nl „. G e„. John Connor, r I.Hc is iiensioner. nod « „ it carbines 1 the morning, when he -a him t 0 or he and a pistol ; that man o accordingly, and I would blow his brains . bouse . en ti I saw three men armed co ...
... evidently not few real Reformers anung them.— John Bull. • t.- Mr. Stanley has withdrawn the clause in his Irish Bill for the punishing with transportation, any person found in the possession of unregistered arms. HOUSE OF *. MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES. The ...
... Killeen. Sir Johmßurke. Sm e Crow? _. notwithstanding, that he was deprived R, Fergusson, Colonel O,Grady. Browne. John Fitzgerald. Grattan. Jepfeqn, H. the ,leased, to act in the nnannsrhe donc. bert, J. Lambert, Alexander Dawson. RtST en Ed . 10 ltfocec ...
... MEATH ELECTION. STATE OF THE POLL. At the close of the poll this evening the numbers were— For Mr. Grattan .. . The Hon. Mr. Majority in Xuvoctr of Mr. Grattan. Temperance and Temperance Societies in Ame- . the New York Observer the 13th of June. appears ...