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... seminaries, in which they will be prepared for the schools to which the teachers trained at the normal school may be supplied. Lord John Russell very fairly remarked Upon the important and much-debated point of religion as connected with education, he was of ...
... Clerk, Francis Ward. Robert Jones, John Brandling, John Macartney, Alfred Wragge, Frederick Hanltain, Henry Cooper, Thomas Laurence, Charles Wilson, Frederick Travers, Mathew Dixon, Charles Thorndike, Henry Rogers, John Tamer, Augustas Fitzroy, Edward Fisher ...
... contributions the Precursor Society, and Mr. O'Connell handed In the tnbscription his twentieth grandchild—( Loud cheers)—Daniel John O’Connell. The motion was received with laughter and acclamation. The Chairman —May God make him better man than his grandfather ...
... north of Ire- land ? Upon eveiy Orange procession Catholics would be provoked by Orangemen, who would fall back upon their arms, and kill sometimes four or five, and that with im- punity, because the prisoners would be tried by their ow*n brethren, the ...
... O’Perrail, Esq M.P., Esq., &c. After the regular business for which the meet, had been convened was disposed of, Hr. 11. Grattan moved an address the Queen, praying her Majesty not to change her present ministers, which address was carried unanimously ...
... Ramsgate waited upon the Rev. Dr. Bland, formerly Fellow The Hon. Mrs. Norton, Mr. Haynes Bayly, and Mr. J. H. and Tutor of St. John's College, in this university, with a Hannon , contribute the poetry, and though last, not least, resolution to the tiellowing ...
... polar Harte, J. J. Murphy, John O'Neill, Mansfield, T. 111' Keane, Esqrs, At a quarter-past one, on the mow Bart , seconded by JOHN POWER, Es( taken, amidst most tremendous cheering Earl of Charlemont. John Smith and John APDonnell, Es, cretaries. Mr ...
... censured—if censured they were. But then comes the joke. Lord John Russell will set all that right. Lord John Russell, the leader of the House of Commons—Lord John Russell, the minister—Lord John Russell, who will, with his own lips, ask the question of the ...
... showing to the nation large, that while in to the laws lies the great doty of the people, in the just, the temperate, but the Arm and unshrinking ment thereol must U placed the duly and the glory of ihe aneouacoment your Excellency’s appoietment to Ireland ...
... censured—if censured they were. But then comes the joke. Lord John Russell will set all that right. Lord John Russell, the leader of the House of Commons—Lord John Russell, the minister—Lord John Russell, who will, with his own lips, ask the question of the ...
... I remain, with gratitude. Sir. your obedient bumble emoant, 19. Bell-street, Edgeware-road. Marylebone. K. ROMO*. Penrhyn Arms Hotel, Bangor, 2&th May, 1838* Sir,—From the great and signal benefit I bareexpeflonodd from your Invaluable snuff, I eooeeire ...
... Adolphus, William Harman, with two of his nail: John Streeter and James Nash, came on shore with remained until about eleven o'clock at night, at hour. John Phillips, a publican, Thomas Banbury, and H',..nry John's eteljY.pNulalsehd, all of Kingsand, launched ...