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... Patterson, Berber, Beamish, MP, Bernard Burke, Beilew. Morgan John O'Connell, Alexander Lambert, Majne. Silverlop, Morgan O’Connell, Annesley, B Roche, M P, Vaughan, Jackson, James, W P Hayward John Leger, Villiers Tutbill, Richard Bourue» T Gisborne, Koox ...
... HIBERNIAN BIBLE SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Sligo Auxiliary to this Society was held in the John's-street Female School, bouse on Thursday, the 13th instant, John Wynne Esq. of Hailewood, in the Chair. The Rev. Messrs. Hardy and Herbert of Cork, attended ...
... that the same principles m\y be maintained unimpaired io the future administration of afiairs in that country. Mr. Henry Grattan—Two addresse* from Cavan and Loouford, favour of ker cninutcra. The following p«an nod gcntleatcn coooccted with Ire. land ...
... shelves ; After which, (you can’t better) Take rope and hangyoarse/iw (llest Briton.) NOTES FROM the LIFE OF GRATTAN (by HIS SON, H. GRATTAN, ESQ* M.1.) The most interesting letters of Oniltan (says the arc those written when he was m London, nrenarineas ...
... DUEL. THE MARQUIS OP LONDONDERRY AND MR. HENRY GRATTAN. (CORUKSPoNOkNCC.) No. 1. ** Reform Club, Tuesday eTcoing, June Mr. Henry Grattan present* his compliments Lord Londonderry, lie has seen iu the newspapers speech attiibuted to his Lordship, au extract ...
... Ainsworth, Esq., the Ancient Court-fools— Author of Rook wood,” Will Summers, Dick Tarl* with two Illustrations ton, and Archibald Arm- George Crnikshank. strong. By Inglebenry Gris- Handy Amly’s New Adren- kin. tures. By S. Lover. Esq.. A Visit to the C«lloof ...
... was examined before the magistrates, and was committed for trial. Thursday last John Livsey was apprehended by Mr. Beswick, head constable of Manchester, for selling fire-arms. The prisoner held printed cards, which showed that he professed to an agent of ...
... honour to be, lord, your obedient •ervant. “JOHN BRENT. ** The Earl of Cardigan, &c. &e.** Canterbury, July 9, 18-39. ** My Lord—l beg eneb>.-e your lordship the copy a letter I addressed the Earl of Cardigan, as commanding officer of the 1 Dragoons, now ...
... HathviiriiAri..—Wm. llop|ier unanimoos. Heoiy Ketgan, ...
... for the purpose of arming the middle classes, pursuant llie letter recommendation of Lord John Russell to the lord-lieutenants of counties. A private correßponrtent, who nrritea on authority, informs us that the 5,000 stand of arms seised at Ellesmere ...
... James Kennefick, doJames Kennefick 8 Kilmahno Thos. John KeanedoThos. John Keane. 9 Garrvroe Daniel Cullinane doDaniel Cullinane Kilmacdonough.. John Fitzgerald doJohn Fitzgerald. Clonpriest..Maurice Maraga doMaurice Maraga ...
... has occupied the House of Commons during the present week, and we have now hut little space for comment. Monday night. Lord John Russell moved for his vote of confidence ; Sir Robekt Peel followed, and moved his amendment, and Mr. Rice closed the night’s ...