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... 11th Foot; Lieu•. John Stewart, from Wt . -pot Foot; Lieut. Geary Francis Stokes. late of the 38th Foot Lieutenant Charlts Daniel O'Connell. from half pay Unattschd—all dated April I; Ensign Walter Kennedy Child, dated April 2 ; Ensign John Farmer, dated ...
... INCEPTORS.—Rev. Williams Adams, Queen's College ; c01 , _,0 C. Cobden, John's College; Lancelot Shadwell, jun., John's 41E5; George Longshaw, John's College -, William Martin, John's Robert Pashley, Trinity College; J. M. Robinson, Trinitl, George Goldsmith ...
... no principle or precedent was violated in it ; that circumstances rendered it necessary for the strong arm of the law to support the powerless arm of the church ; anti that tranquillity could not fail to be tenured to the disturbed dia. tricts by the ...
... that tn principle or precedent was violated In it; that circumstances rendered it necessary for the strong arm of the Law to support the powerless arm of the Church ; and that tran- qulllity could not fall to be restored to the disturbed districts by the ...
... first meeting of this Union since the return of Mr. O’Connell was held at the Com Exchange, John Redmond, Esq., in the chair. Letters were read from .Messrs. J. Grattan, J. J. Bodkin, T. Wyse, Sir J. M. Doyle, and Maurice O’Connell, responding gratefully to ...
... eet Southwark. It A pril ehl, Great s r Geo;ge-street Mansion-house, at ten„ May t eleven. Attorneys, „!al,e and Co. King's Arms-yard, a Coleman•street. ilhain, Holborn-bars, poc•ke e t e3 book-maker, at ten. Attorney, Mr. Pea n , Salisburyla, i ;.•tt ...
... Meeting' of this union since the return of Mr. O'Connell was held at the Corn Exchange, John Red, mond, Esq. in the chair. Letters were read from Messrs. J. Grattan,- J. J. Bodkin; T. Wyse, J. M. Doyle, and Maurice O'Connell, responding gratefully to ...
... Sinclair, from half-pay t ot: Lieutenant John Stewart, from half-pay 45th Foot: Lieuteaot i pory Francis Stokes, late of theSHth Foot; Lieutenant Charles i. ne f half-pay Unattached; Ensign Walter Ken• -.1 • t, ' n,l^n John Farmer; Ensign Frederick Dunbar; Enun ...
... 61, Sufford- place. Pinilic.;. JOHN Earl of LISBUUNE. decc-^TT- All Persons having any Claim oi Demand a f^!»£ v *f. e Estateofthe Right Honourable JOHN EarlofLlSßt iv->r-- late of Cross wood Park, in the county of Cardigan, ?? are requested forthwith to ...
... to the prop«i».tian for transferring the franchise from Penrhyn to Manchester, in which they were soon after joined by Lord John Russell, the originator of the proposition, (Hear.) When the question was first mooted in the Commons, Sir George Phi.lips ...
... i’HES (IRELAND) the order of the for the second reading of this bill several hon members amongst were— Mr Hume Mr Sheil Air J Grattan Mr Mr Leader contended that further time ought to given for consideration lie question Mr STANLEY to the postponement having ...
... I believe, crleily coimnected ,Alth tire rugrierilturral it tel e'r. My Lords, it morst riot be c~iniii- dered thu all~1 to Arms are ex(linsiv, ly eanaufacturing arid ciirrmer- cial, atid the Membersl sent bly lther wviil always represent roatim- factitxirigt ...