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... aentioaent and one a nil. There waa them no political heresy (loud cheers). They were animated one spirit, and they were by single arm ; there was no disunion amongst them ; and he bad therefore the greatest possible pleasure in identifying himself with them ...
... James Willington, Esq., and Isdv being drank with acclamation by the rustic*cbairman, John Dwyer, who prefaced the losst with warm-hearted and well-merited eulogium, John Willington, Esq., re! turned thanks the part of his venerated and respected i pirents ...
... farther without putting his neck into the halter, and hence his preparation for a retrograde move with the money bag under his arm. Another reason, beyond the love of sharp fellows” and mendicaut patriots,” may assigned for the good humour with which the ...
... sod who. being only private* the which they belong. Complalo that whilst they were broiling In the sun for many hours under arm*, the reward#, vis. royal Invitation*, gold snuff boiea, and auch like thing#, will become the property of those who did nothing ...
... not twelvemonth since Mr. Pratt was united to ooe of the daughters of the Rev. Sir John Godfrey Thomas, Bart, Hector of Bodiam, in the seme vicinity. (From tb« John Bull.) O'Connell, at recent meeting of the Repeal Association, read the following rhetorical ...
... ->ke ; Mr. Robert Graham, of Arran; Mr. James Dallam, Portlongfleld ; Mr. Blakeley, Mr. James Gilborne, of &lr John Kimble, of Evelagh ; Air. John Best, of Droromany ; Mr. George Stewart. ** That the second division of the district shall the Arvagh division ...
... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. An adjourned meeting of the above was yesterday in the Coro Escbange, Wm. Bbtak, E«q , In tbe Chair. Mr. John O’Connell read following letter fiom Mr. Connor Sir— ln consequence of tbe general repudiation the Repeal Association of tbe ...
... Liverpool, Quiz >t, and suite, entered by the side door the western side just at four o’clock, the Queen of England leaning on the arm of the King of the French, and the Queen the Fieoch upon that Prince Albert. Her Majesty wore tartan dresa, with black and white ...