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... October, are received. The Erebus and Terror discovery ships, under Captain Rosa, were port, and inspected the governor, Sir John Franklin and Lady Franklin. The colony was visited by refreshing rains, and the market prices had fallen considerably. George ...
... right arms the conquest muet wrought. Wiil Gaul or Muscovite redrew ye? No. • No, sir; but lam not for the horrors of a battle, or a eontest of that description, and above all I am not for strife blood. When 1 talk, therefore, of ** right arms” it only ...
... 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 ...
... Synnott, Thomas Seaver, John Robt. Irwin. Barnet M*Kee, Roger Hall, George K. A. Molyneux, Charles Fox, J. Armstrong, Arthur Cope, James Harden, Tbos Atkinson, John Stanley Maxwell Cross Algeo, Wm Paton, Lee M’Kinstry, Charle* Hunt, John Handcock, JohnUhite ...
... sentence , , e t more easy to excite a strong feeling could lie too severe ; but if, the other hand, so strong a - . in e (Lord John Russell) thought the thing case of provocation could have made out, the lightest made mut .j, more than it ought to have l>een ...
... meeting of the Guardians of this Union took place on Wednesday, in their Board-room, the Work-houae, North Bruoswick-street, John Bablow, E-q., in the Chair. The Chairman said that there bad been several discharges from the house of female paupers, yesterday ...
... and Mrs. Phibbs, Captain Dickens, Captain Cox, Captain Cummin, Mrs. F. and Miss Shaw, Mrs. Bagot, Mrs. N. Barron, Mrs. H. Grattan, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Ferrall, Mrs. H. Hamilton, Mrs. Wauehope, Mrs. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Guinness ...
... defended as ours will be. Let them call up the spirit of the old Volunteers, and then let America, and France, and Russia take arm-, far England ahall be s afe by doing justice to Ireland (hear. hear, end loud cheers). Tisere are two ways of using n Is'lhands ...
... « shame ) and lected in Ireland from the nrsioi reu calcu atfc ...
... they were made available for petition of the irregularity. such emergencies as occurred last year. That was considered Lord JOHN SSELL said it had appeared to ministers a great abuse, and was strongly condemned by the right hon. statement in committee ...