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... without purchase vice Coals. 78th Fool—John H.iliborlon, Gent, to Ensign, purchase, vice Alvures, who retires; Surgeon John M'Audrew, Irom the 14lh Kcgt., la be Surgeon, rice Henderson, who exchanges. 87th Foul—Captain John Baker Graves from the halfpay t'nullached ...
... was unwilling to let this debate close without offering few remarks upon i it. He trusted that parliameot would not think of arming the most unpopular government which ever in Ireland with additional and uacooslitalionul powers to pul down i state of society ...
... relirr.ee. They did nor get arms—hut met one of captains and all they got, was just, quietly, one piu | earnest. (Laughter and cries of hear, hear.) lie would act have been half so well pleas, d if he had got thirty or fif stand arms. It was petfcclly well ...
... uietv the his', uireliint reformed IwlUii.ot. vvlul will iw lie cry when this k slat suit io(l> speerii shall be read there ? John Rum-.-H ro«e -I wove that the words the honorable inner taken Mr. o‘C.mnell—lf Hex word* are declared .Speaker he out order ...
... G 'ant, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Sn; ley. A meeting of several of the Cabinet Ministers was held on Saturday at the Treasury. Viscounts Goderich and Allhorn, the Duke of Richmond, Lord Holland, and Lord John Russell, were present. Viscount ...
... in the present stage of this horrible affair, -We not think it prudent to publish^ '•**** , . . * The Pbentz. of Cardigan, John Janies. 'Master* with cargo of wheat ana oats, the property of Mr* T'eaban, of Killorglan, iit coining over the Bar, in ...
... judgment, even after the magnificent speech of the noble earl, they would .end just such another petition to the house. , - . Mr GRATTAN gave notice, that on the 29th of Marcli would make motiuti relative the distressed condition gave notice, that next Thursday ...
... proceedings irrespon-ible Courts-martia . |« (pointing to Lord John Kusaell.) 1824. the renewal the the chance fair treatment which the e .i.Uyureh Insurrection Act was What said Lord John Russell . front these CourU-martial, hinted the {Mear.) He said ...
... wife of John Barclay Striven, Esq., Harrister-at-Law. At Fmglass, the lady of Wm. Gregory, Esq. Mr. John M’Cleery, Portalerry, county Down. In Ballymena, Mr. John Hamilton. In Cork, Andrew Drinan, Esq. , _ . , Mary Anne, eldest daughter of John Scanlan ...
... NOTICES MOTIONS ON HUSH AFFAIRS. Monday, Fk3. ll.—Mr. Henry Grattan—Seim, in Inquire what counties of the (li.tiiftm rc ...
... Piunkett, St. John Butler; J. Forbes, I. Forbes, Lieutenant Le Poer Trench, Augustus Jocelyn, Lord A. Chichester, Parsons. GSNIRALS— Armstrong. Commissary General Deputy Commissary-General Hat net. COLONELS—HustIer, Cornwall, air John Harvey, Broadhead ...
... period of 1798 trial look place in Limerick for a murder arising out of the circumstance of compelling the gentry to send their arms into barracks, which were left in the charge of three drunken yeomen. A miserable wretch was brought before a tribunal constituted ...