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... that the act of Lord Cardigan shall not hereafter serve as precedent. The Commander-m-Chief surprised that an officer in the situation of Lieutenant-Colonel, commanding a regiment should have punished soldier Sunday. Lord Cardigan will hardly able to mistake ...
... some observations, because, when the Conduct of Lord Cardigan had been impeached upon the court-martial of Major Wathen, who was found to entitled to a most honourable acquittal, and when Lord Cardigan was also condemned without any chance or opportunity ...
... its results are as follow: BRITISH ARMY IS 1841 Men on passage countries are not spe- cified, Englishmen and Scotchmen of all arms, Irishmen, Total, _ 109,905 Now, we are to remember that in three only of the four provinces of Ireland dares Mr. O’Connell ...
... forty years of endurance and futile remonstrance- a wrong denounced the time of its perpetration by Plunket. Bushe, Saurin, Grattan, Curran, and all the great men of the Irish Legislature as itous, unbinding on conscience, and only endured ulntil the opportunity ...
... have the following enrolled members:—Messrs, son, another American abolitionist, who bad the hardihood John Heney, John Murtagh, Robert Maxwell, John Sullito assert that the Irish Catholics were indifferent to the van, Michael Mallen, Denis Campbell, Jeremiah ...
... the men of war, nearly the whole men were Irish.” (I.) To cite one instance, in corrobn ' tion of Mr. Grattan’s assertion the year ” serves Sir John Cox Hippesley, when fewer Cttholi entered the service than at present, (that is, in crew of the Thunderer ...
... Kearns, county Fermanagh, Laurence Kelly, John Kearns, Phillip A. Kirk, Thomas Kelly, D. Keenan, John Ktely, county Cork; Maurice Lynch, D. Lawlor, John Lone, Wm. Layfield, John Lafferty, county Derry; Michael Lahy, John Lynch, Queen County ...
... Louth and Down. Similar petitions were also presented by Mr. Morgan J. O’Connell, Lord Clements, Mr. Roche, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. J. Grattan, and Mr. A. Yates. Lord Morpeth presented a petition from Liverpool, signed by 22,000 persons, in favour of his r ...
... esteem for his lordship’s private and political character. I have the honour, Sir, to remain your obedient and faithful servant. JOHN C. WESTENRA. ** George Roo, Esq., Commercial Buildings, Dublin. Morley Abbey, Cclbridge, Sept. 3. Gentlemen —On my return ...
... redoubtable Smith neere has enjoyed in aokmn silence tbe lionoura flung upon Carlow by Mr. William John O’Connell, we have no doubt but the’Earl of Cardigan, and the of Londonderrv, and some other military men of this stamp, have written’ congratulatory ...
... 1841. AT Meeting of the Reformers of Dublin, held at 12, Fleet-street, Tuesday, the 2»th infanta JOHN POWER, Esq., in the Chai// It was moved by H. Grattan, Esq., and ieccJdad by Leland Crosthwaite, Esq., and unanimously Resolved—That the liberal Electors ...
... not it nerved his arm and inspired his mighty soul in that memorable denunciation the Saxon foe? (loud cheers.) Oh, yes! he felt the presentiment of the coming independence of his country—he felt that the time was near which Grattan foretold would arrive ...