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... on that account between the X)runes and the troops of the Sultan. The Christians of this last Pachalic had been obliged take arms for their own protection, in of an attack made by the Turkish soldiers with view to'carry off by force some Christian females ...
... the Resolutions then adopted, the sentimeotb of the iuhabilaoU of Waterford you descend from tha platform, and folding your arms with the most perfect composure, tell us *‘you have not the slightest desire to attach yourself to any particular party whatsoever ...
... themselves ; the anti-monopoliat feeling is increasing rapidly through the country, and gaining strength it spreads. Lord John Russell , name was rerewed with enthuaiastic cheers to-day, at the anti-com law meeting which was held Guildhall. You will ...
... aMwer Um q«e*t4oo of the noble S would B«k* inquiry on the »üb-1 oooforWMO of their lordehip* with th* Common! touching the arm* [lreland] bill took piece. On the rettrn of the peer* who he ...
... S.T.P. Ilospitii Principalis. Sold by John Henry Parker, Oxford: T. Payne and 11. Pall Mall, and E. Gardner. 7. London. Jubt Published, cloth lettered. ANTI-POPERY; or,' POPKHY UNREASONABLE. AL, AND NOVEL. JOHN ROGERS. Come out of her, my people, that ...
... , lli# Rev. II- E Boyd, .Mr. land, and aj*k, have th. y givenemplojtnent the people here?; Ijrocc. Mr. Cco. Matthews, .Mr. John Sinclaire, Ac will turn to the 3d*report of the commissioners of p*K»r *: * art of the room were filled with all the leading ...
... sold separately to accommodate purchasers. For tut ther particular. sp.; ly to John Stratton esq, and /biome aid *Neill. solicitors. Dundalk, or 7 Hountjay greet, Dublin. F ARMS of LAND & TWO DWELL?fG HOUSES FOR SALE. , 7 TO BE SOLD, TH INTEREST In the kW ...
... aijninst lay patroimuc the church of Scotland. Also petition from a place in Uerksliire against any alteration the corn laws. ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. A from the House of Commons requested conference with their lordships on the amendments which had been made ...
... 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 ...
... MANCHESTER A meeting convened by placard, and which waa announced that O'Connell, Esq., M.P.» John O Connell, Esq., M.P., U. Dillon Browne, Es ...
... for the manner in wehich'0 toe hadd tcharged their duties. thyhddS. eMr. Grattan seconded the motion, and it passed 0Mr. John O'Connell then introduced to the mneetlyg %1r I~John Cullens, of Boston, an American gnisaer dv. e tate, and commented in strong ...
... Winchelsea, Karl Fitzwilliam, and othea noble lords. ARMS (IRELAND) DILL. Viscount DUNGANNON moved the consideration of the Commons’ reasons tor disagreeing to their lordships’ amendment made in the Arms (Ireland) Bill ; and suggested that their lordships ...