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... discussed in the Imperial Parliament. Proposed by Mr. John Murphy ; by Mr. John Waters: Resolved—That the above Resolutions be published in the Pilot and Weekly Freeman newspapers. PATRICK O'BRIEN, Chairman. JOHN WARD, Seeretary. Mr. Patrick O'Brien having vacated ...
... | Times, the Chronicle, the Sun, the Courier, one aud sin the and goo of O'Connell imme Gian d Canai Stock! 39 + ans f Lord John’s dispensation. ei sily establish themselve inted by government to 6p. Ct, 89° upon the enormity © To do this, there seems ...
... support of the Insh yeomanry would in a T apprehend that since the passing of the 5oth Geo. cap. great degree be nullified if arms were still to be in the 80, the only two cases of convictions for seditious | ibels were i) hauds of those individuals. He ...
... inflicted most grievous wounds on then ne of blow having severed the arm of one poor fellow! In th arded they succeeded in making off, and those of the cre t this escaped proceeded to arm themselves for protection, But, the wretched man perceiving, he threw ...
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... augment the remuneration to each claimant. The Matilda sailed frdm Cork on Friday, with a hundred and sixty emigrants, for St. John’s; and the Kent, Clarke, from the South Seas, for London, with sperm oil, out threeyears, has arrived at Cork. OF CORK—IMPORTANT ...