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... Blaming XI .» .. I afternoon X 8 ,4 44 1 morning JOHN BOGAN, PBcketOffcr.Adelphl, Waterford, or, at (be General Packet Otter, I, Qaay, Brlatol. PORT NEWS—PABSAGK. aaaiTKD, 27th—Brittannia, Rowland, Cardigan, alatn, a market —Thomaa and Elisabeth, Bragg, ...
... dished church.** Now this wm the very question which he had stated all church establishments were intended. (Hear.) Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Edgworth were the commissioners, uopoaed to apply to the state Ireland (hear, hear), and to He would recall to the ...
... Sir Ferguson, J N Fazakerley, Col Fox, N Fittsimon, Fitxsimon, Lord C Fitxroy, J Fort, and J Fergus. Grant, Gaskell, J Grattan, H Grattan, J J Guest, R Gordon, Sir (j Grey, Grate, Lord Grosvenor, W D Gillun, J Gully, T Gisborne. D Hawkcs, Holland, T L Hodges ...
... CHELTENHAM NEWS. ARRIVALS. Ifon.F. lolemarhe, Lady Gardner ant! family, Lady Scott, t ,r t* * > ;.h ac n, * George Rose. Sir John ami family, C °l. i’crkcs, .M;»jor Cuppage, Major inline, lie*. 11. roru, Rev. 1. Cattell, Rev. 1. Coleman, Dr. Aberoethy, ...
... numbers kept had been only 75,000 men, and now government was requiring 7.000 more, although they already bad force of 7.000 armed policemen Ireland, 3,000 additional police, and 4,000 policemen London, besides a new and extraordinary police force in different ...
... at Esdaile’s banking-house to John and Daniel Forrester, the officers. We understand that will a difficult matter to procure the assistance officers cases of robbery henccforwaid. On Friday night, ju?t before Lord John Ru«scir« reply to Sir R. Peel’* ...
... consideration is full justifioaliun of the their disposition kind and humane. While acts of violence I 1 OtK) folunteera in arms, England wa» obliged to make L * course I take proposing this resolution to lue house take place in reference lo the public ...
... erery assistance in apprehending the two fellows at present in custody, whose names are John Holmes, and a man of the name of Brown, ddie entire of the fire-arms that these men bad were secured Hayes and the country people in the pursuit. —Limerick The ...
... Cobbett, \V. Macnamara. Major Thomson. Rt. Hon. C.P. Cockercll, Sir C. M'Cance, John Thninelev, T. Codrington, Sir E M'Taggart, John Tnuke, VV. C.ilborue, N. VV. R. Mahcr,John Tracv, C. H Collier. .1. Mangles, Jam,- T lclii v nev.SirVV. L. -S. Convngham ...
... instead of producing harmony, tend rather to arm those whom he (Mair. Goulburn) was told were now armed against the Church, in consequence of the manner in which tithes were collected-would it not tend to arm them against the landed inteiestsof time country ...
... dangerous state, but hopes are entertained of his recovery. RADNORAIIITZE ASATZZL—On the 9Glh instant, Sir John Williams, Knight, escorted by John Williams, Esq. High Sheriff, and *number of his friehda, arrived at Presteign, at one o'clock, when his Lordship ...
... approved joint security. Catalogues may had at the Hardwicke Arms, Arrington : Red Lion, Royaton; public-houses in the neighbourhood ; and of J, Wrvrworth, auctioneer and appraiser, corner of St. John's Street, Cambridge. PETERBOROUGH, LONG SUTTON, DOWNIIAM ...