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... COMMON .PIjEAS LosrioN, Friday, Decemder 22. ARMING THE NORm. (Before Lord Chief Justice Tindal special jury.) | A Loughbriokland correspondent states that a large v WM r v ...
... already rendered nugatory ; and is there man in Ireland who doubts the power of O’Connell again to render it a dead letter ? Lord John Russell, in his place in parliament, has declared his convictk»n that the act can be evaded ; and, though the venom of hostility ...
... Barn ell. Esq., J. Barnwell, jun., Esq., Ker. Thomas Maguire, enry Grattan, Esq. ; and upon his left N. Marker, Esq., T. teele. Esq . Michael Staunton, Kw|., R. Barrett, Esq., John O'Connell, Esq., M.F., and tire Rev. Nicholas W'Evoy, P.P. The cloth ...
... means for the suppression of discussion and opinion j when, in the boldness of their power, they threaten force and a resort to arms, the time has come in which even the most forbearing should be courageous, and when they who deserve freedom, because they ...
... dazzling. From the Custle to the House the flag ways lined with troops, and as the pageant passed each battalion presented arms, drums rolled, bands played, officers front saluted, and the colours lowered to the representative of Majesty. And why should ...
... CONTENTS : 4. Anglo-Saxon Uteratu.e. *• Ireland and her Gnerancea. y Cardinal Mcmmre. y 9. CarlyleV Part and Preaent. ]O. Grattan. 11. Minor KHea and Officea. Bond ati-eet; ™. ’COMING. Tait, Edinburgh. _EWMU JUST PUBLISHED. I'll h.r,g .. Bound on. G tle ...
... Powell, M.P., and ex J.P.; John Macnamara, JP. ; Robert Dillon Browne, M.P., ex J.P., and ex D.L., and Repeal inspector of Connauitht; the Head Pacificator, Charles O’Connell; Hugh O LogMen, JP. ; John M‘Mahon, J.P.-. John F. Blake, proprietor the Culwai/ ...
... half-pay 19th Light to be Captain, vice Mortimer 11. S- Whitmore, who Lieutenant Arthur John Pack Captain, by pur- vice Walker, who retires iii Foot-Captain John Cassidy Slock, from the 31 »t I-oot, to M.tam, vice Carvuck. who exchanges. ;1, Foot-Lieutenant ...
... continued unremittingly for several minutes. I r. l.v rivinThis in favour of the arm. When silence was at length obtained, he proceeded to ohn.n He muWhave been well aware that the arms bill was serve, that he would not, because lie could not say that the .want ...
... •• Mr, W’. R. Ramsay's m The Shadow, aged '2 Lord Westminster’s g Martyr, .. Sir W. M. Stanley’s h Forester. 5 yrs •• .. Sir John Gerard ns ch f Meal, 4 •. 0 >rd G. Bentinck hr c True Boy, 3 yrs fell Captain Price’s bl c Vitelliu-, 3 yrs . fell The stakes ...
... right of the chairman sat tl c Right Rev. Dr. Cantwell, Lord Bishop of Meath, and at his left Liberator, with Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., John O'Connell, Esq , M.P.. Daniel O'Connell, jun., Esq., Dr. Gray, Christopher Drake, Esq., ex-J P., J. Lyons, Esq., ...
... M'Qniliion, Tyrone; John Call, county Donegal; Patrick Kelly, Hugh Lynch, county Donegal; Peter M‘Cabe. Bernard P. Bradv, county Cavan; 1 Travers, countv Tyrone; John M‘Closky. John Gibbons, countv Donegal; Patrick O'Connor, county Fermanagh; John Hassan, county ...