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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 ...
... druggist ; John Gunline, Liverpool, coach and cur pinpne.iir Samuel AVP'eyard. Manchester, stuff merchant and -arehon.em.n , J 1 * waring, Goroal, Staffordshire, griper ; John H*mkef, C ton. Nottingham, milliner and haberdasher ; Kwh. d Ell.wrn and John Oood»ortb ...
... fellow-countrymen. Such are some of the bitter thi fruits of the Union, and which hut too mournfully verify be, tire troth of Grattan's prediction, who, with untiring pro- cci Rhsetic sagacity, declared that the Union would have the be effect of alienating ...
... »re n«t to be taken of Ibeir « arm bed., on .nrh a tort of morning, f„r nothin?. moat take the I out of the air. by bnrnin a itlle powthrr ; but don’t let th. ,„,lr m , n all onaay; II make a trifle of it I’ the man’a arm : which «a« indeed trifle, compered ...
... emblazoned shields with the arms of Eng»- land and France. The state chairs were what might be called of Gothic design, and the throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. At the back of the throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms England in silver. Seated ...
... street, Hanover-fquare, on Friday last, froia Turville Park, for the season. John War ng, Esq , has left Dublin for his seat, Spring field, Waterford. BURTON CONSTABLE.-Sir John sod Lady Hanmer, Sir Henry Vavasour, Mr. and Mrs. Bosville, Bon. Mr. Lawlry ...
... e s, per Mr. 3l. Os St. Audeon's, per Mr. Daniel, *2l. 10s. i Linen Hall, per Mr. John Levy. 21. lUs. ; Custom House, per Mr. John Conran, 17s. St. Raul's, per Mr. John Hayden, 11. 14s. 7d. Mr. O'CuHMeLL proceeded say that lie had then to report with ...
... well they may. They had neither arms, ammunition, or discipline but they had courage and patriotism. They soon su;- plied all the rest. An armyy, 70,000 strong, sprang as if by enchantment from the earth—they were armed their own expense; they were clothed ...
... Earl of Cardigan will represent ...
... Robinson, (wo bebeve clerk applied to contract for Printing and Advertising for the County for tbo ensuing y»*ar !!! ?*lr. John also applied, when afUr scrutiny, tho contract of the latter was accepted. A person named Richard Power, living In Stock welllane ...
... The Earl of Cardigan will represent the Chcvalier Bayard, tant peur reproche. If some accessorv character were required as a hnrt d'oeuvre, there the costume to fill out of Leonardo da Vinci, the noble poet and painter, who died in the arms of Francis ...
... Porter, Ireland.—B. A. John Moore, Ireland.—Doetors of Medicine, William Alexander Davis, Patrick A. Lynch. Jeremiah Loughnan, Joseph Clarke, John Alexander Robinson, James Cuthhertson, John C. Egan, Michael Hunter, Charles Oulton.John Barges, Andrew Smith ...