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... against us. Let him come forward and show that the -.l j u i .. ®.» imperial parliament will not be to Ireland what Henry Grattan ba preM ° n e, ' he , de f channel, could not adduce a ha. said it would, and what Sharman Crawford proZ '‘B l ® ‘Vgumen ...
... Jqbn Cunnei e John Tobin, John M'Wilhiams, John Daly, Dominick Fla- nagan, John Nolan, Thomas Waldren, Patrick Cullen, Jas. Lawler, Denis eeenan, Bryan Heoan, Thomas Meath, Pa- trick Lynch, Edward Doyle, Patriek Matimnore, John Smith, ...
... Countess of Carnwath ; Mr. James will have very little chance of being re elected. * ! sand Druses, who may be armed In case of need. The Grattan Mr. Corry Conrellan, Mr. Bevan, and Captain From Canada we learn that the Governor-General, Mr Naplousians have ...
... into various houses demanding arm«. Alfred Tibbs being sworn, deposed his having been standing opposite the Westgate on the morning the 4th of November, when it was attacked the Chartists, the prisoner being among them armed with gun. which witness saw ...
... on yesterday evening:-. The Lord Chancellor and the Honourable Misses Plunket, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Corry Connellan, Mr. Bevan, Captain Rorniilly ;'Hon. John Forteacue, and Capt. Dunne, Aides-de-Camp in waiting. THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA.-The following ...
... Mr. Frederick Calvert, Mr. Henry Patten, Mr. JohnDavics, Mr. John Norris, Mr. Pilcher, Mr. William Greene, Sir Harry Vcrney, the Hon. Dudley Fortescuc, and Captain Komilly; the Hon. John Fortescue and Captain Dunne, A.D.C.'s Waiting. The following personages ...
... Har:, Patk O’Brien. J Corniffe, John Tobin, John John Duly, l lanagan, J ...
... Royal Adelaide, of 120 guns each, only want hands to sail from Portsmouth. Rear-Admiral Sir John Ackworth Ommanney, has struck his flag in the Tagus, and Sir John Hay is to hoist a broad pendant there as Commodore. The first favourite for the Derby, Yorkshire ...
... execution, assisted General Vaillant. DUEL BETWEEN LIEUT-COL. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN (11th DRAGOONS). AND LIEUT. TUCKETT (LATE OF THE SAME CORPS). In consequence of the Earl cf Cardigan having ascer lained that certain letters, published recently in the Morning ...
... that the recently-formed corporation of Athlonc—that constituted for the repairs of the streets, Ac—has raised by force of arms the sum of 100/., of which they expended, per contract, 45/., and that they refuse to render an account of the balance. If ...
... tranquil night, and her Rmai Highness is consequently more comfortable to-day. •• Clarence-house, Sept. 14.” . , Lord John Russell armed town yesterday trom a visit to her Majesty at Windsor Castle. Lord Adolphus has left Dublin on a visit to the F.arlof ...
... between the Right Hon. the Earl of Cardigan, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 11th Hussars, or Prince Albert's Own, and Captain Harvey Tuckctt, late of the same regiment. The seconds being, the part of the Earl of Cardigan, Captain Douglas, of the 11th Hussars; ...