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... the weightiest, any sort, John Doyle. AMATEUR rf-.VSs, For llio twelve Dahlias, John Mol an, Emj., Newry. For the best six do., John Moll.in, Km|. For the best three do., John Mollan, Esij. For the best twelve Pansies, John Moll an, Esij. ...
... trial, and ' justice to the people of Ireland. He would give his , cordial support to the motion of his hon. friend. Mr. Grattan asked whether it was right or just | that the constitutional liberties of the Irish people should taken away because few Irishroeo ...
... it, and now the words are taken up by Lord John Russell, the future premier of England, who declare* that is parchment Union ('loud cheering). There another valuable and important admhsion made by Lord John Russell, namel«, that one of the weaknesses ...
... given to the people supply themaelvea with arms (Hear.) could not persuaded that this was purely an accidental thing; was extraordinary that Nation in state of starvation should call for importation of arms to such an extent that the manufacturers wera ...
... Kinstrv, George Robinson, and John M'Kinstrv, Esqrs.” , , . « Moved by Sir James Stronge. and seconded Maxwell Cross, Esq..-“ That the Earl of Caledon do vacate the Chair, and William E?q., be called thereto. CALEDON, Chairman. JOHN STANLEY, dull , Seeietory ...
... bo| nonr Mr. I take the liberty of giving you as a toast, i The Reformers of Middlesex. At the conclusion of his speech, Lord John Russell was most warmly cheered for seveial minutes. Mr. Warburlon responded to this toast. Doctor gave The health of the Duke ...
... Grace the Duke of Richmond in the Chair. Amongst those who were present were— Richmond Cleveland MARQUIS. Exeter. EARLS. Cardigan Eldon Dartmouth Somers Tankerville Stradbroke Pomfret Kinnoull Warwick Egmont Mansfield Longford Carnarvon Erne Cadogan Lucan ...
... e. (Cheers.) Mr. Richard O’Gorman handed in subscriptions from Mr. John Ivors, of Carlow, and said that being a Catholic he felt himself called respond the observations of Mr. Grattan. thought that the Pope had no power to prevent him from taking a part ...
... Natural Histort Society.—A meeting of this Society took place Wednesday evening, the 17th instant, when a paper was read by John Carter (one of the juvenile members), on a comparative view between man and the inferior animals. The Honorable Mrs. C-vulfeild ...
... much frequented road, and at seven o’clock the evening, a man, named Michael Uvan, is met by three ruffians, one of whom is armed with pistol. Ilis horse seized by the reins, the deadly weapon is presented at bis head, and is ordered to dismount. While ...
... give precedence to the English Bill. Sir R. PEEL took ooli.e of Mr. Grattan’s declaration that he did not wish to postpone sine die the Bill of Lord Stanley. But the speech of Lord John Russell showed that Ministers intended it should be indefinitely postponed ...
... present M.mher. will I)I\K fchor. in lh» SUn.-h.-w : jo., \rm* Hotel, FiVK o'clock, the 11111 * * cn LT. in*t. ARM AG II AND NEWRY. Apply to JOHN R. JACKSON, Vermont, Kr.Anr ; WILLIAM HUDSON. Mount CauJfieU, Newby (po«t-p»id). t;H I TT.4\ rttufinum hi* pritf ...