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... PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THI MAT 13: THE EARL OP CARDIGAN. Mr. MUNTZ rows to nova that bnrobla addreia prt* tented her praying her Majeeiy institate inqmry into the conduct of the Right Hon*' the Earl Cardigan, daring hie Lordah p’s command o( the 11th Ilu** ...
... RELIEF TO IRPLANn. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL pave notice that on Thursday, the With instant, unless her Majesty's Ministers anticipate him by brinjrin forward large measure of relief for Iceland, he would move for a committee of the whole house, to consider ...
... in certain districts of South Wales, more esjiecially in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, tumultuous assemblages of peo- pie, distlnjrui-shed and armed and outrages of the most violent description have been com- mitted upon the lives ...
... Sheppard, William M. Ardngh, .John Power, Henry Denny, Henry Aleock, William Aylward, Alexander R. Pope, William Morris, Henry Downos, ‘John Malcomson, Roger E. Sweetman, •Albert White, John Harden, Tobias Wilson Mic had Hart, John F. Dnnford, Thomas Murphy ...
... immortal Grattan, Walter J. Walsh, Esq.. of Boston. The shout that rang thro* the Hall the announceipent of his name, proves how grateful the Irishmen of ?«ew orfc feel for his for the character of the patriot dead. Edmond S. Derry, ind John ICeon, Esqs ...
... did not own> c o wel, Nicholas Maher, Kelly, demand possession Irem dee rdant. • K It,,die, O’Coror Don, nrv Grattan, The next witness, John Browne, proved , in(l j., nM>s Power, M.P’s, Sir Jdm Power, to wtiling Inters tor requiring con- , Gomvn, &c. ...
... atalogue of political and party crimes. »• No reply the Whigs headed lord John Russellno, you shall not treat the people of Ireland if they were slaves— they shall possess arms as well as the people of Enland —every man and boy them shall be at liberty ...
... ne in Did i*n oi\ Vi cdnesdav last, in to preach lht» con-ocration sermon the new Roman Catholic church Wr-stland-row. Mr. John Hogan of Waterford, has 1-oan Tide Surveyor this port, vacant the prr.motiru Mr. Francis M'Kowea to Dundee. And Mr. Jovnt, ...
... Earl of Cardigan will represent ...
... cites emphatically those of Burke, Insnecror of const.hnUrv Grattan, Lord Plnnkct, Sir John Newport, all of County Inspector ofconstabularv. whom and most earnest all is the greatest of Mr. John Benn, Dromore, Newport, rr«f them all—Edmond Burke—were decided ...
... mention it would be to challenge disbelief. Atlas, Anecdote of Ok vttan— Grattan was once attackc'i] in the Irish Commons inveterate Orangeman, who made u miserable speech.— Grattan replied— ** 1 shall make no other remark on the hon. gentleman’s jKirsonalitiea ...
... Town —Francis W. Lealand, Esq., Drogheda. Dublin —John Ennis, Esq., of Merrion- square. Dublin City.—William Touche, Esq., of SiephenVgrcen. Fermanagh. —Paul Dane, Esq., ofKillvhorlin, Eanis- Galway —John Martin, Esq., of Tullira Castle. Gort. Galway Town ...