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... along the road to convey him yesterday by day, and accordingly he left town five a.m., and lias arm in Belfast ere this. They were well provided with fire-arms. There is no question but riot and bloodshed would have attended any repeal procession in Ncwry ...
... into business, earnestly solicits the prayers of this congregation.— Dundee A deer liter. CARDIGAN MISRULE.—In two years, out of regiment of strong, the Earl Cardigan held courts msrtial. In the same two years lie punished in defaulters* list upwards of ...
... only competent security for Turkey, against Russis, and iheecsaatioo t.f tbat alliance would be an evil which r.c success in arms could compensate. H? feared that the alienation between France and Russia might, in case of The address having been put from ...
... England by the horror of the priests against the infidelity of France —[hear]. He would caution now against the dangers of her armed peace, and of tbe discussions with America. If actual war with either state had begun, would Lord Stanley presume to bring ...
... routine an the proposed enactments of Lord John Itussrll's 'measure.—Ti, :. LORD %IMO tIV6 TRIAL.—The following vdneeen have been summoned by the Hoare of Peera to attend and give evidence at the trial of Lood Cardigan at Theating next —Themes Hunt Dunn, ...
... held upon the body yesterday, by Mr. .1. B. Mode, City Coronae, it transpired from the depositions of Newport the engineer, John Baylis and Thomas Maiden, batty workmen of deceesed, and Fitzgerald, the constable on that part or the line, that Fitzgerald's ...
... Corn-laws, and in support of the Government plan of finance. reply to Lord John Russell, Mr. said he could not assent to postpone his motion respecting the Earl of Cardigan, who, he said, was unfitted to command any body men whatever. The hon. member ...
... S. Walsh, Sir John Walter, John Welby, G. E. Wisitmore, T. Wilbraham, lion, B.: Williarnse, Robert WVilliarnB, T. P. Whiner, Sir H. Wodehouse, liOn, E.. Weed, Colonel' Wood, Colonel T. Woraley, Lord Wyndham, W. Wynn, C. W. VeOgDB, John' Yoang, Sir i. ...
... hearing that her Majesty had contracted new treaties of commerce with other nations to any announcement of the success of our arms or enhancement of our lory abroad. The next point of the speech was that relating to China, with reference to which he (Mr ...
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