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... the present system upon which Ireland is governed. Ireland is admitted to be the right arm of the British empire, then why persist in an Union which paralyses that arm for all the purposes of British safety and prosperity? The friends of Repeal in Missouri ...
... charged at for corn by boat on the « own- | as was rigorously levied by the old cord- | °* the toll aot being The Hope of Cardigan, John James, master, seiled ‘that | day from the port of for London, with a full ca are oats, by Peter Foley and sons, The wines ...
... murder of ‘Thomas Maguire, and th ut as totally innocent of all knowledge of that de: ed or it trator, d the (Signed) Dad- JOHN ye ad- The above statement was read over to the convit Delahunt, and which, he stated befor e us, contain ss the account of ...
... On Wednesday last her Migesty, accompanied Prince Albert, reviewed the Eleventh Hussars, under the command of the Earl of Cardigan, on Wifcibiedon Common. His Excellency (be Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, retains Dahlia Castle on the third week in next month ...
... Lieutenant-Colonel without purchase, vice Tomlison, killed in action; Brevet Major J. Grattan to be Major, vice Lieutenant Hon. C H. Stratford to be Captain, vice Grattan: Ensign P. Simmons to Lieutenant, vice Stratford, W. H. Graves. Gent., to be Ensign ...
... sides, and the number and descrif Arms kept by such person, nied by an a f the said Co Fi aworn before a Justice of the Peace o! Limerick, stati that such notification is true, at believes he or she is by law entitled t a Arms ; and @ like notification and ...
... tha chairman non Rav. Janus QtllK, Iks pious and szcollant pastor of St. John's, whoso recaption was of the moat enthusiastic nature, the Rav. Mveers CsasT and Rvsit. Saint John's, Mamas. Lynch, Hayom, H. Doyle. and Purcell, of William-elnet. Letters ...
... detestable measure of the Legislative Union—must recei your respected. g stronger impulse from the of intellect promises if Mr. John O'Connell, whose dawoing his bright effulgence of his father’s talents, which shall not fi be found enlisted in the service ...
... animated the Volunteers of 1782, that glorious b«tdy that never laid down their arms till national honor of their country was vindicated and achieved (cheers). Remember that men to arms, presenting tbe strongest picture ou the broad page of history, without spilling ...