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... branches and flower-wreaths, and banners were hung from the ceiling with the following inscriptions :—“ Charlemont,” O’Connell,” Grattan,” Clare, 1528,” The Volunteers, 1782.” ‘‘Free Trade, 1779,” Waterford, 18215,” Catholic Emancipation, |n29,” “Repent, 18t:j ...
... 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 ...
... -General Aspiroz, with 9,000 men, 700 horse, and two batteries, rested this night at Pardo.-£ All the militia has been called to arms. Narviez is expected to arrive to-morrow before Madrid with twelve battalions and 1, lii horse. According to the latest news ...
... Association-The Great Demonstra~ r iJter. ?? Report of the Important Debatemith O'Brien's Motion-Remarkable Speeches of ord John Russell and of some of the Tories who voted against Mi- nistersl The Division-Analysis of the Debate. Inen- diarihm in England ...
... Daev. DEATH OF THE RIGHT HONORABLE CHARLES KENDAL BUSHE. Charles Kendal Bushe, the friend and fellow-lahourer of Flood, Grattan, Ponsonby, ayd Curran, is no more. It is with no ordinary feelings of regret that announce the decease of this highly gifted ...
... accordingly, and Sir John Newport and he rMr. O'Connell] were appointed to wait on Lord John Russell. They waited on his lord- ship at cue o'clock, and then he broke to Lord John his plan of a chattel interest and a term of years. Lord John Russell did not ...
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... (hear, hear). Sure he was that that statesman would not, if now alive, have come down to the house with an arms bill (opposition cheers) —with arms bill alone (renewed cheers). Sure was that that minister would not to-day propose clause which was certain ...
... would waive bis P^* , to speak for the present, and thought lb# ou«ht to gise the man fair hearing (hear) man who gave h ...
... pleadings mentioned) the former denomination containinig six acres, three roods, and six perches, as late in the possession of John Barron and Patrick Nash, and the latter containing three acres and one rood, late in the possession of Patrick Skehan, and ...
... I find in the Timees of Friday last an account from their private correspondent, that boo stand of arms have been distributed among the people by arm clubs, at a cost of 11, 6s. each, and all for the use of a lady-to wit, Rebecca and her Daughters. But ...