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... tuc- host means conciliating the difierenccs between nations, and to establish an universal peace without having recourse to arms.’’ The essays forwarded to the secretary of the Society before the Ist of December next- prize, 1,000f., will awarded on tho ...
... Mlr. O'Connell was, expected to pass through on his way to Belfast), many of I them armed with fire arms. [He (Mr. O'Connell) should - like to know whether these arms were registered.] 'Ihere were also posted on the walls placards of an insulting and ...
... following up the ordinary system; and, in fact, asking Admiral Fort, John Philips, Geo less for Lord Keane than had been freely conceded to several Agbouby, A Forte«cue. T Pbilpolts, John other individuals. The lion, member for Wigan had admitted Alston ...
... BoURtZ. The Rev. G. Doyle, Naas. - - The following are the names :-James Boylan, James Walsh, sen..; John Peyton, Patrick Higgins, John Cane, i John Dunne, James Mintin, James Walsh, jun.; Paick Mooney, William Bourk, James Fallon. t Mr. Ray also read ...
... way —lt felly, IhrTvfyre, tb think that threaten ydu. Trance Was arming, with the expense of war without any of ItsgloHel —with all its dangers without of its successes. Had they not armed peace in France of men ? Did they think that, with such people, ...
... t'oo easi? U ill»am L-rj.. v.hieli wft« er. Bailed from Dublin «»:i 1-VMay eveiiinj. arrived 1; ;ro la-t nijl.l the decision John »ivU>, j little twelve o'clock, ;;n 1 !iro*»i;ht the imdancholv I barrister county of Tipperary, too iiinuiit news the loss ...
... just because they were too evident admit of dispute, and because the etiquette was too rotten bear even the wary tread of Lord John Russell Mr. Van Buren, Furor ministrnt nnna, 3Vo con *ln» state of fearful unroar anrl out • rai»c into tin's town I.as been ...
... eet, on Wednesday, the magistrate was occupied nearly the whole day with excise informations against James Delahoyd, alias John Bai ey, alias James Wilson, who was charged a fabricator of spurious tea, but did not appear, he having made off when the seizures ...
... point at whicht the samio mets Gordon street; thettce weotwardl along Gordon stret to tho poitlt at whiclt thto same mtite s Grattan street; thleteo along Grottat striot to tih(! phiit at hiclt tith saite meots Acadlemv street; thence vtiorthward alotig Academty ...
... jin” Those who held that language ought to remember that in ( Lord John Russell, but he should have remembered that Lord 1829 the Duke of Wellington shrank from a conflict with the John had on the same occasion stated Sir James himself to have combined ...
... watchword was, ‘-(iain our hearts, or dread our arms, for you know are seven millions.” profligate and unmanly Minister, unworthily trusted an inexperienced sovereign, has leagued himself with these armed political beggars under the sway of Home. faithless ...
... desired la-lore the house. Till. KARI. CARDIGAN'S Tit 1.. Lord HEX MAX presented petition from one the clerks the Central Criminal Court, praying that the depositions forwarded from that court, in the ease the I'.arl Cardigan, might returned, they would lie ...