Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... they have arms in their hands. But if discipline be a good thing everywhere, is it not as good in the commander as in the private soldier ? If men are formidable because i they have arms in their bands, are not those j who command men with arms in their ...
... • Poulter, J. S. Baldwin, Dr. Gordon, It. Power, J. Ball, N. ' Goring, H. D. Price, Sir R. Bannerman, A. Grattan, .1. Pryse, P. Barclay, D. Grattan, H. Posey, P. Baring, F. T. . Grey, Hon. Col. Itanisbottom, J. Barnard, E. G. Grey, Sir G. Rice, Rt. Ho ...
... Wonlfe l IKRIkin Fitzsimon, N. O'Connell, J. Wyse. trady French O'Ferrall TAILERS, NOMINAL PROTESTANTS. Grattan, J. Stuart, V. Westenra, J. C. ball Grattan, Leader Roche Cave harnnan Maenamara R.utlwen Walker. rattan, H. Roche, W. Westenra, H. Ad 1 / 40 (I ...
... fOrange) CLEMENTBARTLKTT.VauxhaIUd.bIue) John Phelps, Fulham (green) | HenrvLewis, Horseleydo*n (yellow) Hknrv Norris, Hnngcrford scarlet) John Cobb, Putney (pink) John Ellis, Wap ping N. Stairs (lilac) 1 John Brown, Greenwich (white) Wm. Watts, Wate ...
... Darby, and Wood, came up, armed with pitchforks, with the prongs of which the two latter stabbed him in the head, thigh, and arms. Thomas Conner was on the rick, and saw the last witness stabbed, and Morris stabbed him in the left arm. Michael Sullivan was ...
... Russell Eliott, ILN,, on appointment his Majesty's sloop Fly; Mr. Richardson t, Mr.J Bulkeley Johnson the Rev. John Thomas ; Commander John Robb; on .apPolutmept tocommand his Vl.JeSty's ship Scylla ; Captain Hind Marsh. R.N., Governor of South Ainitralikj ...
... London, and of the Company . Agen » the Country. -. farming Stock Insiiredgenerallyon toe. arm. plnsui ances due at Midsummer must be paid on or neiore. ;° f JUll ?? JOHN CHARLES DENIIAM, Serr ...
... hon. member read his own letter to Lord John Russell, dated 9th September, 1835, soliciting an appointment of commissioner of the charities commission, an office which had no salary attached, and also Lord John Russell's reply, refusing it, wishing to ...
... One of the papers asks— l nil the people take Dr. Mul holland's psirt, as they did Dr. Grattan's l- Yes, they did— Dr. Mulhollant'.'s flock took his part as Dr. Grattan's tenants and friends took his. The people had mad; rations to bar out Mr. Gallon, when ...
... Committeee ; and if so, from what county were they selected. Several Hon. Members rose, but there was a general cry for— Lord JOHN RUSSELL, who said he was sorry that he had not been present at the commencement of the discussion, for he felt bound to afford ...
... ; - VV. C Young Josh. Jno. Mitcheson J_■ Kluck H R. Roblev John Woore Josh. .las Sheffield E G. White Thomas Fisher, jun. Adolphus Bamett John Olley James Bluett John Carter W. S. Cumming John Francis Rt. Hutchinson James 11 ordon, .ordon J. Batlell Henry ...
... Hon. F. Trowbridge. Sir 1. rterk SirG. O’Connell, M.J. Wilks,John Donkin. Sit R. OTonnell, D, Ward, H. C. Ferguson, Hon. (’. Pringle, A. Wood, C. Graham, Sir R.J. Phillips, M. Walter, John Gordon, H. Potter, R. Young, J. 1. Hay. SirJ.L. Riuhven ; _E^____ ...