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... the Cnhm. and to Great Bntain, were deeply impressed was uniustifizhlc. hi# his Mnmcipal eorojioratiuns were, then, on- Lord John Kossell doubted not that the obaerntiona ginally for loftier ami Imlier ohjecta than mere were applied to and they were not ...
... Thunder, Lagore, J.P. ; Samuel Garnett, Somerset, J.P. ; Daniel Watson, Larch-hill, J.P.; Thomas B. Thompson, Oatland, p.; John Paine Garnett, Ardhawl, J.P.; James Cor- ballis, Ratoath, J.P. ; George R. Bomford, Raignstown J.p.; Thomas Gerard, Liskeaton ...
... MARRIAGES. At Avon Lodge, new Armagh, John Knox, E*q., of Newty, to Sarah, eldest daughter of the late Norton Butler, Es ...
... will indict a The Inspector said Urn, the w„ not Thomas • resided the other side of the townj vt n.—William M’Mahon, John Olbney, and John Henry Meath carriers, were charged bv toll named nuuatrlck, with attempting pass through the turnpike without paying ...
... 1633, Sir John Hepburn ; 1636, James Hepburn; 1637, Lord James Douglas; 1655, Lord George Douglas; 1688, Duke Schomberg; Sir Robert Douglas; 1692, Lord George Hamilton 1737. Hon. Janies St. Clair; 1762. Sir Henry Erskine, Bart.; 1765. John Marquess of ...
... advisable proceed with the charge h-each of privilege. The motion waseventuallv withdrawn. ST ATI' CRIMI-: IN nir.LAM). I.ord JOHN RI SSFLI. moved the order of the day for the second reading of the municipal corporation hill. lonel VKHNF.R moved, as amendment ...
... ns.—(Hear.) How, otherwise, could the Noble Lord vindicate his armed police—how otherwise could he justify his establishment of Sti|»eitdiary Magistrates ?—(Hear, hear.) had not yet armed |*>lice here, or the country peregrinated by Stijrcndiary Magistrates ...
... (Lord John Kuaseli) that espoused, admituu. and justified the expressions used by that nobleman upon a question vital importance to the Sister Country. Did the noble lord adopt language which feli from Lord when was a member of that house.—[Loid John Russell ...
... good and hoa~ rne If be thre institution of this conr it~ netita h vle mrrst excite grief not unmixed with indignation and al arm. Lord MORPET11 (interrupting) 'The hon. ieiber ouglht in commnon fairness to state that Dr. Finn has been discharged. Mr. COLQUHOUN ...
... Beres- ford had been fired at, the Rev. SMr. Craig had been fired at, the Rev, Mr. blinchin (of Clare~), and the Rev. Mr. Arm-I strung (of Tipperary), had beets fired at, the Rev. Mr. Day Shad been wounded, and thle Rev. Mr. White had been fired at. ...