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... Duchess of Sutherland. Marquess and Marchioness Westminster. Marquess of Anglesey, Earl of Brownlow, Earl of Coventry, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Wilton, Viscount Alford, Btc . were particularly conspicuous. The Duke and Duchess of BeanfortVstale chariot was ...
... 0001., amounting in the the three years 1,700.0001., were expended; also a return' of the number of musketa and other fi-e-arms, of swords, and the quantity Mid kind of military stores sent to and landed in Syria since July. 1840; and a return of the ...
... abantioned, could perpetrate such an atrocity as we are assured J.ord John Russell and his colleagues have recently done, and which we are now enabled to declare to the readers of the Standard. John Frost, the Newport Chartist magistrate and especial favorite ...
... one word Mr. Davison said. Robert J. Tennent, Esq., then rose, and was most heartilv groaned, stood for some time with his arms folded waiting patiently for an opportunity to address the people, but in vain. Finding that it was uselcs, he turned round ...
... Waterford. The (ess which the Earl of Cardigan will have to pay to the O'Sccra of the Herald’s OSes and the Hosts of Lords, ia coaseqaMet of tbs late trad, exceed IBOOL TRALEE: PRINTED FOB THB PBOPBIBTOBS, JOHN AND OHABItBS BAOAS,'' On iheevealegeef ...
... found bis pulse was sti'l; he opened , ,* k • A w a vein in his arm. from which small quanthy of T fi 7 n “* blood issued ; Dr. Millet came in and opened vein , f ncoll, S’“ fiod in the other arm, but it waa useless. Life appeared i* ° ,M - . almost immediately ...
... K«hon:liP this same letter. They hold the even tenor of their wav.’’ T orv. James Grattan, the wholesale Whig, shal! h.s 1 brld . e> , a 3 struck Wl ,h stones, and bis‘ha. Morgan John’s unde just as dangerous and destruc- county Duuhn. the Consirvauv:, stt ...
... the hitewater toll-bar formerly stood, two miles from Stamford, he perceived him the roed and ing that was repres-nted to be armed, Mr. Roberts ap| proachcd 1.-isureiy, and accosted him civilly. The thief; j returned the salutation like a gentlaman, and ...
... Litton, Dean lion* Mr. 1 \ *! ■', Mr. Thunder, lln* .V. Mr. N.*;j:r, Lot'll. Tr iv. r®.. Car?\v, T. P. R. Pi..i •;)>, 11. John O Connell. Staunton, D. .VDCrunmur, Laikhill; James Watt, Queen’s Proctor, ighv, Woodstock, Thomas B. Dancer, Esq., ol Mod ...
... nation-. T. C. D.. exhibit unprccc'hnted, and confirm tfie former high character this Establishment. Third Scholarship to .Mr. John O'Regan, the only candidate from this Sehoot. The Hebrew to Mr. Sinnot. Fifth Sizvitsiirr to Mr. Kenuv. Sixth Sizars,up to ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...