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... court-martial, which was stated in l,ondon had been conceded the desire the Iricnds of Captain John Williams Keynolds, whose complaints against Lord Cardigan have been published at great the papers. A couit-martial will certainly take place on Friday neat ...
... a more ch the immediate tls a of manulacturing and mu. ad de- crime that would serve the purposes of the Orang a d was LORD JOHN RUSSELL, for quence The following requisition, addressed to Lord Jo value, sell, and craving his lordship’s attendance at a ...
... repeat it. Captain Page, being informed that there was no further evidence, said, that from what had been staled by Lord Cardigan in reference to his pistols not being rifled and hair* triggers bad thought fit to summon Mr. Parker, the gunsmith of the ...
... O’Ferrall, George Evans. Henry Grattan. James Grat'an. Sl.til. John Power. D. P.got. E. B Kocbc. M. J. Freorb. A. H. Lynch, Kedmgton. K. M. Betitw, Barron, Fittpatiick. .. Mistsrsscs—John Power. Shell. Fitxpatriek, Henry Grattan, j George Evans, More U Coonor ...
... BILLS AGAINST LORD CARDIGAN. Frioce On Tuesday, just as the Recorder was about to | re pre- bench, the grand jury entered the court, and, amongs returoed a true bill against the Right Hon. James rr with Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan, for felony; the in ...
... Arthur Moore 10 Major-General Sir John Burgoyne 10 The Right Hon. A. Blake 10 Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart. 10 Henry Grattan, Esq. tee 10 oe eee 10 Peter Purcell, Esq. Richard Moore sq. QVC. eee 10 Sergeant Curry, M.P. 10 John Hatchell, Esq., Q.C. eee 10 The ...
... Baron Richards eee 1, in The Right Hon. Arthur Moore eee Our, Major-General Sir John Burgoyne . 1 The Right Hon. A, Blake eee Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart. eee the Henry Grattan, Esq. se Ke eee ul Peter Purcell, Esq. eee ary. Richard Moore, Esq., Q.C. one \ ...
... AoMiHAi. and Napier.—ln recognition iheeminini services of Admiral S:r It. Stopfonl, the recent achievenients hy the British arm* in Syria, hear that the Goternurship of Greenwich Hospital is lo Intendered for bis acceptance—an act which the spontaneous ...
... Gordon, John Beekett, F. Stovin, K Ganiner, J. Guest, Seymour, Anson, I. Grey, R. Otway, F. Pellew, F. French, W, Biaiole)-, It Bulkeley Phillip; s, J. Copley, It. Jt-nktns, VV. I.umley, C Morgan, C. Morgan, F. VVelherali. livnrrals—l pt.-n, Arm>lr ...
... Belfast Aden-John. Linen-lia’d, Mall, Derry Alien, John, Alii fort Cre ut, irtin. Royal Canal Terrace Creed, William 11., Barrister Cresswell, , Londonderry Crokc, Thomas, P.P., (*roke, John, P.P.. Ah. n, John. Alt. rospcct, Stranorlar 'C.aii. ...
... C. Smith, Thomas Ross R.N. ), Arthur Clarke. John Uurgoyne, \V. Payne Galway (Major regt.). W’. O’Malley (7th Fusilcera). H. Meredith, Thomas Ernmnile, Patrick Itellrw (l.ieutenaot of the county Louth). John Butkr, D. Roche, Edward Burrowes, Tboa Usher ...
... Mr. John Redmond and .Mr. Fannin were admitted member* The Rev. Thomas MAr.t'iar addressed the meeting, anj concluded moving resolution to the ttT. that Lord Stanley’s bill would destructive of the franchise of toe Irish people. Mr. Henry Grattan, M l’ ...