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... son-inlaw Lord Durham, and put in action by the meagre servility of the menial of both, Lord John Russell In 1777, Fox visited Ireland, and happened to hear Grattan in the House. Afterwards, meeting him at dinner at Lord Moira's, (afterwards Marquis of Hastings ...
... THE ARM The statement that (lie Ilth Light Dragoons will remain two years longer at Canterbury is not contract. The regiment is now perfectly efficient, and will relieve the Lancers at Brighton Lord Cardigan’s return from shooting excursion. 'File depot ...
... JOHN BULL seemly to have dispensed itli. Tlie °f t and (sentlemen of the country, the ndies e ?' the metronolis, with regard hoth ’■ OIJEEN , known the proper quarter, but both were, i Q *At interval came the City Address, to which Her Ministers, in Her ...
... occasion I have the honour to &c HENRY GRATTAN Lord Brougham &c &c Lord Brougham presents his compliments to Mr H Grattan and although he could give such an answer to his inquiry as ought to prove satisfactory to Mr Grattan yet as the matter passed in Parliament ...
... NATIONAL CONVENTION-ARMING 01 THE (..: II A It TIS TS. Tile Norwich papers state that the Chartists of Norwich are generidly arming ; that about 300 are already armed with pikel, of th e description is given ; that these pikes are fast making their way ...
... Captain Boldero, M.P., Mr. R. Rusbbrooke, M.P., and Mr. H. C. Howe. On the left side of the chair aat the Rev. John Maole, Earl Cardigan, Earl Brecknock, Viscount Canterbury, Viscount Maraham, Lord Maryborough, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Broogham, the High ...
... JOHN BULL fill to hear, and especially to read, from luunaae and Impatatioai ajpnnit our Sovereign, hating uKundattoa lipreMedtonwhlchhave takenpUceinher own house, and in her conduct under cirrumstancei of the real character which nobody out of that ...
... JOHN BULL relative the »tat. Earl a speech equally remarkable for the ,8C 0f firmneu of it# tone, end the fearful nature ite factj» that other motive than etrong wose of the oweuiuj country could induce him to fomo the happmew of his domestic circle to ...
... Kelly, Edward Kelly, James O’Donnell, Thomas Brady, P. Murphy, John Gallaher, Dominick Henery, Michael Gallaher, Thomas Kelly, Thomas Madden, John Tucker, Andrew Tucker, Jeremiah O’Donavan, John Henry Badge, Henry Doherty, Ac. he. The Caulow Election.—.Taking ...
... relates to the domestic affairs of either country. JOHN BULL BULLIED. El tu Brutet” The Bull-ring was foil Of She sons of John Ball, Some cheering, and others were speeching When police high dudgeon, Each armed with bludgeon, Soon silenced their spouting and ...
... JOHN BULL Spain, and the privates ate invited to enlist in the Airiean Foreign Legion. No military operations deserving record have occurred j and Don Carlos still remains at bis head*qoarters of Aiseoitia. The most important step taken hr the Chamber ...
... Gabbett, Clerk; William Willis, Clerk; John Elmos, Clerk; Thos. Westropo, Jon., Clerk; James Bonnet, Clerk; Dawson Massy, Clerk; Robert Gelsloo, M.D.jJ. Brown, J. P.; Thomas TroadseU; Thomas Taylor; John B. Flemyng; John Phelps; Stanley Boncfaier; S. Rawsoo ...