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... H. 11. Mr J. T. Twining. Rev. Charles CmeaDan aod Lady, Mr. Halliburton, Mr. John Murray.—ll. Prom Boston Liverpool.—Mr. 0. A. Hamilton, Mr. A. Miss Scripp* Mr, Arthur John Kingston. HBR MAJESTY, &c. Akkival op Majbstt and Pbimcb Albemt tub Gbbat Wcstebm ...
... rosaiatrate, Edward John Borr, E ...
... The packet supplies intelligence from Caropeachy to tbe 18th nit. It stated that armed brig and two gun-boats have been despatched from Caropeachy with supply of arms, ammunition, Ac., and five hundred men under the command of General Santmanat, for ...
... the ure* that have b>eo made connecting the nameuf Lady William Paget paiof'illy with that Lord Cardigan. is curious enough that the Bsron and Lord Cardigan happened be in Liverpool at the fame the former having landed h ...
... lie returned thanks. Mr. Smyth in a deservedly compUmeniarv speech, proposed the health of the secretary of the society, Mr. John George Coddington (drank with loud cheers). Mr. Coddiogton returned thanks. The Chairman proposed th® health of Mr. Stephen ...
... clothing, and arms ; hiajfleet rode triomphant on tbe sea, tog defeated the British fleet under Lord Torrington, off* the southern coast of Ireland; a small body of Irish Protesiants only, in the northern part of this kingdom, look up arms t« stem this ...
... that be had an authority from his friends in Dungannon for going about advocating repeal, and read a paper signed by the Rev. John Kelly. R C C.” and several repeal wardens from that neighbourhood. Me. O'Connell announced (he week's rent to 1,142/. 19s, ...
... learn wbat future line of proceedings tbe leading members of tbs association prepared to recommend. Mr. O’Neill Dual mored the! John Aagattm O’Neil', E»q.. of Bunowcn Cattle, do take the chair, and the motion «n« s»*coDdrd •fc'arnatioo. Mr. O'Neill taid he ...
... Mayoress, Mr aud Lady Erndy Pennefather. Sir Rand Lady Ilarty, the Misses Harty, Earl Cardigan. Sir Compton and Lady DomviUe, Miss Domville. Baroness R heck, Miss Uobeck. Sir John aad Lady Burgoyne, the Misses Lady and the Misses Shaw. Eail of Bathurst, Captain ...
... effect— * Whereat certain districts in South Wales, especially In the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Cari narvoo, tumultuous assemblages of the people, armed with guns and other destructive weapons, bad taken place by night, and committed outrages ...
... committeeo, defenders, assassins^ of men, and houghers of cattle, associatora, &c. The free parliament waa broken upon by armed mobs ; men suspected of favouring the importation of British produce were tarred and feathered act was passed ** to prevent ...