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... and arms, is notorious, but what Irishmen were they—the Hiberno- Saxons, and Normans, or the Celts ? Read the whole list of illustrious Irishmen, and is there a single O’ to be found in it ? Nay, are not the Wellesleys, Goldsmiths, Swifts, Grattans, Caulfields ...
... - hear hear >iolent could not have forgotten the jn the and threatening languag corning from papers for „Te peop/e -o take arms l>er •° , their Sovereign, and endeavouring to seduce against their J , force trom their al|;:^i,s^rsa„d.lm.^^e. in the executton ...
... on the friar exclaiming, AHa penitenza! alia perittenzalio see the vast congregation arond in a moment on their knees, each armed with a rope or knotted handkerchief, flagellating themselves most unmercifully ! As for the friar he used scour'!e of iron ...
... as to the tendency of their future measures. Lord John Russell wound up the debate on Wednesday. Sir Robert Peel, in his lame attempt to answer Mr Macaulay, had contras‘ed the generosity of Lord John’s’ course with the factious motives which had induced ...
... taking the verdict of a majority, obtained, it was found to work well. STATE TRIALS—CONVICTION AND SEN TENCE OF JOHN MITCHEL. The trial of John Milchel, for certain violent seditious publications contained in the Vailed Irishman, under the late Crown and ...
... old Tory system, as of the general gaol deliveries of the Norrasnby process ons; Lord John Russell, following the settled precedent, will probably re-enact the arms bill he allowed to expire, with perhaps additional clauses more fully embodying the blessed ...
... Saturday last, he had fine little boy killed by the stone going over him. Dr. Grattan’s Family. —With sincere pleasure announce the gratifying fact that the members of Dr. Grattan’s family, who providentially escaped from being poisoned, are all now convalescent ...
... brought forward last year, more especially those of Irish manufacture. SEEDS, ROOTS, GRASSES, AND FORAGE PLANTS- Jud es—Messrs. Grattan, Lambert, and Duffus. Scott, Brothers, Nurserymen, Seedsmen, and Contractors, Belfast; first prize, for a collection cereal ...
... Isaac Burke Bethel, who, against the measure of the Union, took his stand along with Grattan, Plunkett, Philpok Curran, W. Snurin, Peter Burrowts, Thomas Goold, John Ball, and Charles Kendal Bushc, writes:—“l take this occasion of offering my humble, ...
... were elected :-J.C. Bacon, Esq.. James Fallon (Alderman). M m For.; Lsq., 1 John Keshan (Alderman). Sir Timothy Bntn, 1 Bart. (Lord Mayor), Francis Pilsworth, Lsq., am. I John Rafiertv, F.sq. is stated that deputation Torn the contractors, to whom the ...
... Alderman Sir John Power, Alderman ,union, Alderman Gardiner, Alderman Kmahan, lennan M'Keona, Sic. The Lord Mayor • iced to the foot the Throne, and read the . rets to his Excellency, who returned an ap. priate reply. Alderman Sir John Power and » erman ...
... and rushed into the arms Mis. Jackson. His lordship then said he should upon the principle of .he case laid down Lord Eldon, refuse the custody the child to parents, inasmuch did not believe one word of the affidavits filed by John Crynnion, the father ...