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... SUPERINTENDENCE. Sir GEORGE LARPENT, Bart., Chairman. JOHN CATTLEY, Esq., Deputy Chairman. William Burnie, Esq. James Pattison, Esq. times Cook, Esq. Sir John Pirie, Bart. Robert Cottesworth, Esq. 'John D. Powles, Esq. Matthew Forster, Esq., M.P. Henry James ...
... untangled to the vi bearing S by E nine miles, was passed bj the John Muir, ar- rived here. It blowing hard at the time with aheavi 5,. ;1 , they could i Dough to discover what ship it wa>. CARDIGAN, Oct. _..— The crews of the smack- ashore near her., which ...
... 27 Cynthia Ann, Reid St. John, N.B. wiled for Calieta, Manger Umoon Hazelrigg, Short Liverpool Caatania, Reid Clyde . put back for Lisbon Ann, Nov. 11 Off CORK 29 Woodman, Good* ? Anajk Fvfe Antigua Richibucto rfan«wti> St. John’s, N.ft. DINGLE.. arrived ...
... enrolled as repealers, and he was proud to rank the Right Rev. Dr. Slattery at the side of John of Tuani—(cheers). The motion was seconded, and carried. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL handed in several sums from Catholic clergymen and other parties, and moved the ...
... accordingly done. They had already two of their four archbishops Repealers, and he was proud to rank Michael of Cashel beside John of Tuam. Hear, hear,” and cheers.) Nothing but the critical state the country at present, and the attempts recently made to ...
... 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 ...
... of an armed bat- talion, and the temper of the steel, with which they seek to promote civilization ? Is the sword and the gibbet the only philosophy, and justice, and wisdom of legitimate authority ? Our rulers at present can only think of Arms Bills ...
... 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 ...
... strangers should be admitted, even on payment of the usual fee, one shilling. attendance, notwithstanding, was very numerous. John Molony, Esq., of Craig, and ex-J.P. of the county Clare, was called to the chair. Mr. J. O’Connell handed several sums from ...
... 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 ...
... Brooke. Bt Vincent's; Sir John Rae Reid, St Serafin, Havanna; Oromoeto, John's, New Brunswick; Roiia, Quebec; Rod teg, Oporto; Btadt Colburg, Dantxie; Lowther and William Thompson, Petersburgh; Odin end Catherine, Christiana; John Wesley, Guernsey. Bailed ...