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... although the Parsons have been defeated in the Barony of Gaultier, in their attempt crush the people there in the persons of John and Wn*. Hickey, of Geneva, they have undertaken a crusade in the neighbouring Barony Middlethird, and as they have been signally ...
... expected to undergo, Implied to the Court to excuse him from serving, but met refusal. During the trial of a criminal, which arms likfely to last two days, be expressed his determination, would not let him off*, to condemn all the prisoners! One of the ...
... began to be aroused. The immortal Grattan was even then struggling to belter her condition. He was deemed a madman. There is a remarkable expression in one cf Burke’s works. He says—“ When will this madman, Grattan, quiet ?” The future Burke is burn ...
... THE MEVBF.R.H FOR MEATH. (>kom ora own Thor* lav being the day appointed for the public dinner •ember* for Meath—Messrs. Grattan and Morgan Q.^nnell— which was given the Meath Cluh in conjunc tie® •'•h fceeh'dders, the town Navan considerable bus*le, ...
... themselves with tumblers of whiskev punch, varying in individual proportions from two tatwodowm. At length, half-past nine, Lord John Russell condescends enlighten the House. There a dead silence. A hem or two from the puny patriot precede:! his little clear ...
... Exeter, brush maker ; Saul Yates. Bury-court, Saint Mary Axe, bill-broker ; IVailey, Wolverhampton, plumber ; John Marston, Tewkesbury. chemist ; John Bowering, Clifton, Bristol, butcher ; James Johnston, Newport, Monmouth, grocer ; George Robert Giiton, ...
... themselves with tumblers whbkcy punch, varying individual proportions from two two dozen. At length, about half past nine, Lord John Bussell condescends to enlighten the house. There is a dead si- They ore selling ice in Calcutta for a dollar ounce; hut that ...
... general attention. The right window wasgraced with another, butsraallcr transparence of tbecily arms—and the left window was eqaa’ly graced with the arms of our admirable Viceroy, with the motto, rirtute quies,” characteristic of his government ; and ...
... Canada, expressed its dissatisfaction with many departments of the Executive government, and a list grievances presented to Sir John Colburn, the Lieutenant and Governor, and through him transmitted to thecolonial government in England. In 1835 commission ...
... E. Wilmot) brought in a hill on the subject, he wished to know whether the govern- ment would give it their srppoi t ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he believed the government had no intention to bringin any bill on the subject; but if the lion. baronet brought ...
... and stated that the earliest charters granted Ireland were King John; there be was incorrect. The charters were granted through the instrumentality of that Monarch when he was Prince John; but the grants were made during the reign Henry If. At that time ...
... \\. Mr. Hamiltor speech, as well a* the greater Mr. ioulburae’'* the Mr. • I forcible ad- drees; .hen Lord Stanley, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. CasUdl. the Irish Attornev-Generd, the Chancellor the xcheqncr, and Mr. Shaw. Our re as nhr not these from our contemporary ...