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... having been completely taken surp.ise. The exo. e ment prevailed in the republic, and the people were rapidly assemblfng and arming for the contest. San Antonio had been plundered, and subsequently evaeurted atest advmes, which are to the 21st ult„ from ...
... French. Sir. 11. Howard. Capt. Layard. !•. S. Murphy W. S. O'Brien, Maurice O Connell, M. J. O Connell. John O'Connell, Connor Don. C. Powell. John Kawdon. T. N. Kedington. Sir D. Roche.J. P. Somers, Sir W. Somerville. Villicrs Stuart. H. M. luilc, W. ...
... Fawcett could only come up with the stragglers ; but it bad the good effect of obliging most of this body throw away their arms and disperse. It is so easy for a Chinaman to divest himself of the appearance of a soldier, that I have no doubt many escaped ...
... HAYTER, as chairman of the Cardigan election committee, reported to the house that the committce had decided that Pryse Pryse, Esq, had been duly elected to serve in the present ment for the borough of Cardigan, and that John 8. Harford, Esq., had not ...
... circulation to the effect that Lord John Russell and his lately wedded lady are about to juin the Presbyterian Church. The rumour has arisen in consequence of the frequent attendance of the noble pair at the Church of the Rev. John Cumming, Crown-court, Covent-garden ...
... classes. Here we find the ill-assorted names of the Earl of Chailemont and the right hon. Robert Stewart—of John Claudius Bei esford and Henry Grattan—of Toler and Ponsonby—of Saurin and Flood—of Coloi.ei Rowley and Major Sands—of Ireland's on'y Duke and ...
... of bed, Crook said Get up for hav | drunken Witness went down and opened the doo juaint- | Crook earried the deceased in bis arms, and placed her iv t take | room. She groaved very much, and complained of cold, tleman | was much cut and bleeding. She bad ...
... object. Lord John Russell’s bribery bill of last session, which was burked by the Lords, having been alluded to, Sir Robert declined introducing a new bill on the subject, as his hands were full of other business, but expressed a wish that Lord John would bring ...
... distractions of Ireland. Mr. thanks, | Grattan may read the letter, and then to dinner with whe i con. tite he may :— “70 THE EDITOR OF SAUNDERS'S NEWS-LETTER, ...
... for import here, will chargeable with both provincial and British colonial duties, similar produce, brought 1 down the St. John’s, grown upon its banks, will, under the recent boundary treaty, subject . only the last of those duties, and that shipped ...
... L. Barts.—Sir John Kingston James. Sir Edmund Hayes. D.L. and M.P.; Sir Edward Borough, Sir Thomas Staples, L. ; Sir William llort, Sir George Hill, Sir H. H. Bruen, U, L. and J. P. ; Sir George Hodson, j D.L. t Sir John Burke, Sir John Riblon. Sir Henry ...
... stion of umour, t needs Friday and ematic bility in Pal Vor. XIII.—No. 34. ————— DUBLIN COMMISSION Apai TRIAL FOR FORGERY. John Lecky Mills was then indicted for that he, on the February last, forged or altered a note of the value of “ one to “ thirty ...