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... at the stake, rather t,,a ‘7 force^or, France and envoy rt the Court of France, to endeavour, it O’Brien. John O’Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the redaction have complied wi:h the un- hns'ai.i > _ . said! to induce the aathonlie* of the church ...
... not very formidable in its result*, certainly did burst. The deluge baa taken place, . it has hetu repressed by the strong arm of military (uicc, end no.hing else; and I tell you, my lords, that liic uiomcc: you reduce that mi liary strength—the moment ...
... SHE Feb. 7tb. 1843. SHIP NEWS-VALENTIA. Fb». 7.— ra«W AND CLODDT WIND BAIT. ARRIVED. Jadb, John Jimra-Port Albert, to Limerick. William Skjtme, John Lloyd - Limerick, Liverpool. Geraldine, R. Pearce—Llanally to Valentia. ran. 8. —rnaea and cloudy—wind ...
... world. Instead of esbibitinj the bold front nod ready resulutioo an impetuous orator and determined statesmen—the fire of Grattan and the pnrjloee of ton—he cools down into a slipshod of Mr. Gordon Bennett, and a parenthetical defence of Mr. Howley’s ...
... saving life interests.” Upon these very imprudent propositions Mr. John O’Connell entertained the prime minister, have said, for full hour without,” it teems, ” any speeiAe result, Lord John Rasteil adhering to bis intimation tbit he was not then prepared ...
... rlia- (From the Mail.) The dragon’* teeth showed O’Coaneli in th* name of moral force, ar» now springinit up from the soil, a* armed men, in the nndfcßni'ed reality of physical power. Whatever disguise the disaffected revolutionists chose adopt for a time ...
... Presbyterians—let every mao rush tsdel of our constitution armed for 1 battlc-ery be— ' For our liberties and . mendous cheering.) Hr. Henry Grultsn, M. P., presented himself amid cheers ing. He (Mr. Grattan) did not wsnt to make speech thereand lie was sure ...
... in the indictment i Would it not have been punishment enongh for hia beloved John that should have been punished i Oh, the malignant vinegar cruet u|>on two legs: it was John O’Coanell’s opposition to him at Youghal, and his defeat of him there and before ...
... the arbitration of the King of the Netherlands, compara'ive John Russell and the League, and securing to us all that wai really important in our Lord STANLEY proceeded to deal with Lord John claims. His own sincere respect forthe United Mates, and complaints ...
... tbooght it would be adnitable i| , coat ton the maximum rate the flrtt clauie. the ditraiaiiHi would bo long, (ad ibooid at Lord JOHN BUSSBLL hoped boo. gentlemen would |» with the abjection lo.night. Hr. HEKHBHT bought othcrwiie. . , Ur. ROCHE did not tee ...
... obeyed the summons of their mighty leader ? \ve can answer—three, including his own Bji*—the r maining two heinjj Mr. Henry Grattan and Mr, Daniel Callaghan! Such was the alien•• dan-c, although the Tail is said to consist of so .lie forty or fi ty j rints ...
... to witness such an exhibition. I addressed them in a friendly tone. stout fine looking man immediately lenp. from the car, armed certainly with a formidable looking stick; bis hand was immediately proffered Sassenach, and ou we jogged in good fellowship ...