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... that the person there de- j scribed was John Quinn, for the murder of Michael Grace, c near Nenagh, on the 26th of May. The chief constable c followed Bolton to the cell, and calling out, Are you 2 there, John Quinn I Bolton answered, Here I am. ...
... l whipped him in his arms, and threw him into the river—he managed, however, to scramble out, and give notice policeman, who followed prisoner to a publichouse ami secured him, the lace being found wrapped round his person.—John Maylnnd, American lad ...
... whipped him in his arms, and threw him into the river—he managed, however, to scramble out, and give notice to policeman, who followed prisoner to a public-house and secured him, the lace being found wrapped round his person.—John Mayland, an American ...
... to raffle the pistols, and attempted to nue is Chartist meetings were not illegal, and that every pe: aright to go armed. quoted Lord John Russel ned to | authority for the latter tatement. Subsequently the ssion- | aut was again t , and ordered to enter ...
... introduction of slaves across the Indian frontier. Ihe lords' amendments to the Lower Canada Government Bill were agreed to. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ou directing attention to the lords'amendments to the Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill,’’ adverted to resolutions ...
... for the purposes of securing the election of John Walter, Esq , when the follow ing resolution was unanimously agreed to Resolved, that this meeting are determined to all power to return to parliament John Walter, Esq , aa the able and consistent opponent ...
... intention of being present at the Banquet. HONOUR AMONG THIRVES.—The Age in its last number complained very bitterly that John Bull (oh fie! John Bull) and the Globe, (we are nut so much surprised at the Globe, for being a ministerial creature it naturally lives ...
... honour to bo. mv lord, Your obedient servant, John Brent. Earl of Cardigan, Ac. Ac. Ac. Canterbury, July 9, 1839. Lord, beg to enclose to your lordship the copy a letter I addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, as commanding othcer of the lltb Dragoons, now ...
... police, armed with mortal weapons, ran much more danger than an unarmed body. Most certainly he would rather, in point of safety, at the head of an unarmed body, because there would be less resistance, and fewer bad consequences. If they went armed, they ...
... devices, &c. Rack of arms, St. Sebastian, Pyrenees A village fete, from D. Teniers, 18ft long, by 11 feet high ; Racks of arms &c. Pampluna Bidassoa, —Moses in the Bulrushes, 18 feet long by 11 feet high ; Racks of Arms, with fringed banners ...
... distinguished personages who were piesenl to tesiify their respect iheir noble guest, were the Marquis of Bute, the Karl of Cardigan, the Karl of Brecknock, Viscount Lofius, Lord Frederick Somerset, Viscount Strangford, Lord Sondes, Viscount Canterbury, ...
... and against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen’s arms, surrounded bv flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments, and trophy composed of cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the field of Waterloo, between two stands of muskets ...