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... archbu«h'*|-s , Repealer*, and proud rank tlie Right Rev. Dr. Slattery at the sideof The motion was seconded and earned. Mr. John O'Connell handed in several sums from Catholic clergymen, and other parties, and moved the admission of members and associates ...
... government should draw the sword in Ireland to put down Repeal, would meet them upon the threshold of the Constitution, arm to arm (cheers) and r «Tf or. that God who had never deserted the cause of the afflicted when in danger. (Cheers.) In that God ...
... care and attention of their commanding: officer. Lord Cardigan. Ps9ii6Kii.LLV.~-] is stated that brigade of Artillery to placed forthwith in this garrison. A troop of the oth Dragoon Guards armed Wednesday. A large quantity mmnnition, several pieces cannon ...
... delightfully interest!, with his man ** crow, as they will sometimes at twelve o’clock at j ORD ii.uam Paget and the Earl Cardigan. arm in sling, and beautiful black whiskers culling pointed to the portrait of Bluebeard, which stood n.ght. [ _ il W! no doubt ...
... , the Lord Steward, and a number of the higher authorities of the University, and walked up the centre of the !wilding, arm in arm, with the Prince, bowing to all, and smiling with heartfelt pleasure at the very splendid and spirit-stirring scene which ...
... franchise. There were none fur the County, and the following qualified for the City :—John Bowles, Clare street. 101. house; holler; Patrick Coleman, Mary street. 101. do; John Donnell. Ellen street, 10/. do; Yen. James W. Forster, Itichrocied.place, 101. do; ...
... out to be ** men in buckram.” Mr. O’Connell accompanied bis son and Mr. Daunt, entered the building at one o’clock, and moved John Molony, Esq., ex-J.P., into the Chair. The Chairman returned thanks for this honor, and ex- I pressed a wish that the Lord ...
... It is painful (o read (he ranting* of the son of Grattan ; and the more so, be evidently thinks be U imitating his father! The Asti-Cobn Law League. —On Saturday sea., Richard Cotoden, Esq., and John Brig 1 , , visited the agricultural town of Alnwick ...
... half of them, it was worthy of the great occasion which called it forth. Michael Leahy, and John Dowling, Esqra , the secretaries, and Wm. T. Harnett, and John Sweeny, the stewards, deserve groat credit for the neatness, the order, and regularity which ...
... ovecr their Own aftiliirs-(iear, hear.) Caisda had forfeitced muchi of her cliams by lavrig hail the folly to turn out ii tam armed rebelliuin to assert her right.- Irelanid also claimed the privilege of self-legislatiotm, but iwoulcl never rebel, and lie ...
... yacht, from a rruise off Havre. Lord Cardigan has i 'S'nicwd hi* law aaenls move for a condition*! order for triramal nihirma'inii ihe Timrf. lor the publication ol emraft* tellers, tinder iHe heading of ** Lord Cardigan and his olßcers. ,, Fourteen vessels ...
... four archbishops enrolled as Repealers, an I was proud rank the Right Rev. D.. Slattery side ol John (cheers). ! Tho motion was seconded and carried. Mr. John Connell haflded in several sums from Catholic clergyman, and oilier pa.*tii-s, moved the admission ...