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... addition to other arms, for the more effectual defence of those fortresses. IV* ■»*> lll*#* ** «.*IVW» ——- Tlie garrison of Dublin, of all arms, are present under orders of readiness turn out at the sound of tlie bugle. The Karl of Cardigan has resumed the ...
... the baron K,,nH ' * . t the verv soul of human intercourse. . . at.d that part (‘arm, xrhich lies v% iihin • . The fearfully abused powers the human Generative Sys- John Lynch Esq, and secou y P lem re the most cautious preservation and the debility Lambert ...
... being received with great cheering. O’Connell reached the platform nbqut half-past thre« oVlock, accompanied John O’Connell, M.P. ; Mr Henry Grattan, M.P. ; Steele, &c.,&c. ; wa» received in thevnnat enthusiastic manner b? the assemblase, which consisted ...
... spot. The ball then went through the neck of another moo, wounding him dangerously. Mr O’Connell has given the lie direct Lord John Russell, in reference the statement of the latter that be had been offered the Mastership of the Rolls, and not the situation ...
... PORTFOLIO. The Family op Lazarus— John 6.—The chapter in which these words are found Introduce* the character and domestic interests ofa family which deserves ••urclose attention. was family, which, wc are told, Jesus loved. Brethren, it may not thought ...
... twice without cessation over the Mr. John Malley’s } auftee Doodle and Mr. Charles Lynch’s Blue Devil were entered for this race. The former was pulled Messrs. Charles Boliughruke, John and George Malley, Wm, Ham. John Bourke, and Charles McDonnell, steered ...
... at the shrine of tmpudenea. It is not enough that our government shall say, that they know of this Irish rifting, and will arm the executive with pow* er to repress it; they should at once go to the fon» et origo mali,'* they should arrest O’Connell oo ...
... being understood, not long since, that his circumstances were embarrassed, tribute of gratitude, similar to that conferred on Grattan the Irish parliament, was paid him by the Legitimist party. M. Derryer is about fifty years Quarterly Review for October, ...
... of Commons, by a majority of SOS against 106, for the consideration of their claims In the neat session; and in 1813, Mr.Grattan’s resolution in their favour were carried majority of to 224 ; and from that year till the Emancipation Act passed in 1829 ...