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... provinces-sitnilar out- rages werelikely to take place in the metropolis (bear, hear). During thJ ast- week the military were under arms during 'the night, - ?? force was enlarged (hear). The l honourabre member next alluded? 4o,, seizure of British property which ...
... Staff as Adjutants. Sir John MiWey Doyle, lb« Court of Quran’s Bench has obtained rale ntsi for criminal in formation against Major O’Doherty, formerly the 91st, and hie of the Portuguese Service, for threatening to send Sir John a challenge. The affair ...
... Gisbome, Lord C. Hamilton, Joseph Hume, John Irving, Sergeant Jackson, T. Jones, Hon. T. Knox. T. Lenny, E. Lucas. Col. Percent, Lord ,Powencourt. T. N. Redington, J. E. Tennent, Col. Thomas, Col. Verner, It Walker. John Young. In the Minority supporting ...
... opinion as to the beneficial effects of such a measure was the same as it was last year. PROVISION FOR PRINCE ALBERT. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in a committee of the house, biought forward the subject of a provision for Prince Albert. His lordship dwelt the ...
... talking of the House of Lords, if one of tlms.’ aristocrats bad told him that Tipperary was in commotion, that Galway was in arms, and that Kerry (the honourable gentleman’s native county) was and led on here there was blank ahd cheers from the people—he ...
... Yvrnor, R’. Walker, John Young. , • In the Minority s«|moftHlg G. S. Barry, B. BeoraUh, H, M. John J. Bodkin, Hewitt Bridgeman, H. D. Brawn, Colmul Butler, M. Chester, Cnrry, J. W. Fitzpatrick. FiUsimon, F. Ffrench, Ibnrv Grattan, F. J. Howard, H. Hutton ...
... them ; they take their stand on the posi rionof finality. The rt. Hon. hart, the member for Pembroke of high descent; numbers John of the Bright Sword among his ancestry. The noble lord the member for North Lancashire, is of still higher descent, he descended ...
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... FEBRUA*T 1. I THE MATTE* AUGUSTA AND JOHN TALBOT, INFANTS- Mr. WAKEFIELD said he was in support of a petition | this matter, from a Mr. Thomas Dovle, the testamentary guardian of the infant children of the late Hon. John Talhot, praying that Augusta Talbut ...
... J. D. Edge, S. Fewtrell, S. C. Hone, John Jones, W. C. King, H. Kingsroill, Joseph Long, J. J. Macsoiley, A. Meyler, H. Morrison, W. Murray, L. Nash, F. Norman, L. N. Nunn, John Parker, W. Parker, George Peile, John Phillips, W P Pike, Henry Price, T. ...
... Leicester.st, John Sherlock, Esq. 4, PiUgibboQ'fttreet, Registers. FAIRS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. Tipperary Wednesday, Fethard. and Millloiijjli - Saturday, N»wt)iriningliam. County Kilkenny —Mor.Uav, InnUtiogf*—Wednetday, Ballycallan—Saturday, John’r-green. ...
... her Majesty's College of Arms; also, tat_.heshall., for the future, use-and-bear the royal arms, diffierenced with a label of three points ar- gents, the centre point charged with the Cross of Saint George, quarterly with the arms of his illustrious house ...