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... franchise.”— Ayes 20. Noes 509. Leader, John T. Viyora, N. A. Ward, Henry G. White, Andrew White, Samuel. Williams, William. Aj?Uonby, H. A. Dennistoun, J, Attwood, T. Duncombe, T, Brabaxon, Sir W. Falden, John Browne. R. D. Finch, Francis Bryan, George ...
... Parrott, Walker, Arthur French, Francis Banug, Pendarves, W. Williams, Bridgman, Horsman, Mark John Benctt, Handky.*Henry SaJwev, James Stuart, Vernon Smith, Grattan, Estcourt, Turner. Stanley, Robt. Steuart, Robert Wallace, Ponsonhy, Broadwood, Grimsditch ...
... the hours of seven and eight o’clock, a farmer named Denis Murphy, of Foxfort, near Bansha, was barbarously murdered by an armed party, five in number, within a few yards of his own door, the presence of his wife and children. The only cause assigned for ...
... French. Pry me, Francis Baring, Pcodarves, W. Williams, Brtdgeman, Horsman, Mark Philips. John Bennett, Handley, Henry Salwey, James Stusrt, Vernon Smith. Grattan, Estcourt, Turner, Stanley, Robert Steuart, Robert Wallace, Ponsonby, Broadwoud, Grimsditch ...
... were ushered Into the Green Drawing-room, and after, wards into Throoe-room, which was lined her Majesty's corps Gentlemen Arms, commanded by Mr. Reeve, Standard-bearer of the corps. The Queen received the Address on the throne. In attendance on her Majesty ...
... through Queen-street, to St. Paul’s church, the place of interment, in the following order A party of the Foot Artillery, with arms reversed, The Band of the 7th Hussars. A Squadron of the Horse Artillerv in their new uniforms. THE COFFIN, And Pal I-bearers ...
... Byrne, Cuolbawu, John B.reu ;an and Philip Kirwan, ymanu , Edward Neill, Kilpipe, 'ylveMer Bvrne, Cloan, Edward Callen, Mucklagb, Daniel Kirwan ami John Doyle, Kilacloran,2*. 61. cicli John O'Neill, Thomas M*Daniel, John M 1 Daniel. John ...
... Duchess Countess of Sutherland, and the Countess n, Granville, dined their Graces at Stafford House. The Earl arid Couniters of Cardigan accompanied Lord e Elphinstone, the governor of Madras, in his official tour; his it 1Qidship and his noble companions quitted ...
... excite the envy and hatred of recreant journal. Let | from Wm. John (Elliott, and others, electors. Peter ed, remembered, also, that his Roval Highness has always been from Cornthwaile John Hector, Esq. Bridgnorth, from Roa loser, in the mercenary and ...
... leave the Mussulmans m the free cxerct.e their religious worship. The artillery ts actively employed tn bringing into the s the arms abandoned by the mhabitauts every side in their lltght. and has drawn return of the cannon found in the place. Me have ascertained ...
... enough to endurg her wrongs, she still possesses spirit and courage to avenge them. I remain, dear lord, truly vours, HENRY GRATTAN, Lord Cl on curry, Dublin, Inland. TO DANIEL O’CONNELL. ESQ.. M.P. Sir—ln the r. port your speech the National Trades* Political ...
... anneceeeary for me to dilate upon the Arms. with toe motto „ Faire and Independent:- Amoy great and acknowledged be has to To the right placed a copy o f %h. high respect and hetrtfolt gratitude of the the t r it e r of Lard John Russell, to his Bantle's. Iri ...