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... bad state of health. If that event Amid ems la steps Grattan. The mbar is the death of the Earl of Fingal!, an emelt by which Lord Eillewe would be raised to the peerage; in silkworm in steps Grattan (Chews.) The next general election gives she IS more ...
... delivered out to the troops at their respective barracks and quarters, and even the recruits at tie Recruiting-house are under arms. Gloucester-House, the resi.dince of the Duke of Gloucester, was barricaded with boards placed over the windows yesterday. ...
... the late members retire. Mr. Ilcovnie. who voted for the bill, following the example of Mr. M. Fitzgerald. who did not. 'Mr. John O'Connell is the second reformer is field. CLAM:L.—Three reformer; —Magin Namara, Mr. Maurice O'Connell, and Mr. O'Gorman Mahon ...
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... Lower Abbey-street, Mr. Henry Grattan in the chair It appears to have been greatly crowded, and to have excited an extraordinary sensation among the friends of the repeal of the union. The principal speakers were Mr. Grattan, Mr. O'Gorman Mahon, and Mr ...
... the drat Theamnd. At St. TerlaseWe,Pembrekeshire.tlestre m . Put ' . 11 1 el Pipmenslerd. Is the county Cardigan. la Me. thud Might Sir John thevn.liart. M.P. At I. Philips Church. Sydney. Neu Sam* Wales. rj . .. 11 :. 6 11. Adjutant bith Pleslatent ...
... formerly belonged to France, have applied to the French Chamber of Deputies, petitioning to be again united to Frew*. It is Armed that this example will be followed by several other towns. A lISTSIDAN, Auck 22.—Actual Debt, 24 per Cent., 36 364 ; Voluntary ...
... that Mr. Hawkins should have been assailed by the misrepresentations of the John Bull, for his speech was not easily to he forgotten or forgiven by the party of which the John Bull is the mouthpiece:— Sir,—Absence from home has prevented me from seeing ...
... of Doncaster. Ebenezer Cavill, of Masborough, York. shire, and John Guthrie. of 3lashornugh, vessel own , TS, r 3l•Kensie and John Halliday, of Rochdale, 1,14 n. raatiir., drapers-John Kendall and Thomas Robert Sewell, of Not.ingbam, lace minufacturers-Rice ...
... and at the close of the poll (I have bees Munn& by a gentleman who left Trio yesterday wising) the majority far Grattan w iwi. I *mil *Arm however, that Mr. nib's vents link die smisilly sf Mr. Grottos Is 411; die reweisder be node up by' disputed wise ...
... into a shellfish madmen.. la Oeford.street, and taking advantage of the absence of the slm. man, tucked the salmon under his arm aid walk.d off with It. The robbery haring been observed by some one in the sant, the shopman pursued the prisoner, who, after ...