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... parts of this, the Queen's, King's county, and Wexford, and as it is notorious that they always come armed ; the peasantry here, and in Kilkenny, had armed themselves with pikes and pike-handles, and would have again stood in the field against them. It was ...
... n.vr ARTS. Prior's Vines of Shipping. Part. I. (Grattan and Gilbert.)—The part ...
... . 537 _ -- Grattan _ The conservatives are dividing their interest with Sir who, it is alleged, has pledged himself to offer no captious 4 position to a conservative government, and to oppose the 5 posed change in the corn-law. Mr. Grattan is, however ...
... PARLIAMENT. Warwickshire. Northern Division— William Stratford Dugdale, Esq., Sir John Eardley Eardley Wilmot. Bart. Southern Division—Sir John Mordaunt, Bart., Evelyn John Shirley, Esq. Warwick.—Charles Eurwicke Douglas, Knt., William Col, lins, Esq. ...
... y after four e'eock, finding the Conservative party bad a better pres , ,e, ct of success. a party of infuriated persons. armed with bludgeons, attacked the Lion Hotel, where the Conservatives hold their Committee Meetings. broke all the windows of that ...
... M'Clintock has resigned. ANTRIM; COUNTY.—JuIy 13.—The nomination of candidates took place to-day. John Irving, Esq. was proposed by John Rowan, Esq., and seconded by John M'Neade, Esq.; Nathaniel Alexander, Esq. was duly proposed and seconded. No opposition being ...
... eloquence, and if he had, look at the eloquence of Grattan. It effected nothing, though exerted during a life time. It was the numbers by which, the public opinion by which, men were backed out of doors. Grattan accomplished nothing for the Irish Catholics ...
... indifference. A young medical student approached him, and, taking hold of his arm and shoulder, White rose upon his feet, took twe steps thus supported, and seated himself in arm-chair. His muscles seemed to relax, and he appeared somewhat overcome with ...
... Repealer m lieu of Mr. John O'Brien, who will not swallow the pledge, and I therefore Mr. J. F. Raleigh, from the Citicena Club, and Mr. I Magr ath, from the Congregated Trades, last night proceeded ; W ?? as a deputation to Mr. John W ailer, to request ...
... Redington. ENNISKILLEN.—PoIIing, July 5. ENNISKILLEN (COUNTY).—Polling, July 15. KILKENNY (CITY).—July 3. Ostensible candidate—Mr. John O'Connell. KINSALE.--JUIY 6 . LONDONDERRY (Cova;TY).—July 12. LOUTH (COUNTY). —July 12. Candidates—Mr. M. Bellew; the Hon. ...
... a brewer, being a partner of Mr. Ramsbottom, M.P. for Windsor. (NV.) BROCKLEHURST, JOHN, Esq., jun. (Macclesfield), of Hurdsfield-house, in Cheshire, second son of John Brocklehurst, Esq., of Jordon- gate, is a silk-manufacturer, and partner with his brothers ...
... columns, are calculated to produce a degree of mischief and injustice, immoderately beyond what can be worked by the legitimate arms of a fair polemical controversy. Thus, we have been grieved to see a morning and an evening contemporary lending themselves ...