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... infamous and scurrilous letter addressed to me. I am, Sir, your most obedient servant, Cardigan 36. Portman-squarc, Dec. 23. Sir—As the solicitors for Lord Cardigan, desire you, on our port, to give the same unqualified contradiction to the accusation ...
... the fund for the Propagation of the Faith, as also those of their friends. The Rev. Dr. O'Connell, P.P. of SS. Michael and John's, the active and zealous secretary of the institution, presided at the office. Chief Justice Glanville, of the Island of Dominica ...
... ion of Field Marshal the Commander-in-Chicf, to appoint John Blakiston, Esq., late Brevet Major and (‘aptain on half-pay 2th Foot, to Ih‘ one of her Majesty’s Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Arms, vice Sliakeshaft, deceased. The Queen has been pleased ...
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... were shown, which were nearly all sold. New Arms’ Act —A crowded meeting of magistrates assembled on Wednesday at Letterkenny, to make arrangements for effectually earning out the provisions of the new Arms Act. The follow ing justices of the peace were ...
... regard to the Catholic question.” tho nezt year, however, being then Irish Secretary, he had quite made up his mind ; for, Mr. Grattan having moved in favour of Catholic Emancipation, Mr. Peel “protested against principle,” because, among other reasons, “if ...
... and Town Councillor Reynolds, entered, (jrceted the most rapturous applause. John Reynolds, was anaiiimouily voted to the chair. THE I.ATE REV. PETER JAMES TYRRELL. Mr. John Connell said that, before proceeded the immediate business of the day, would ...
... munificence exhibited by his Excellency in his shio-of-beof donation the Mendicity I’* Lords Cardigan and Paget —The cause of “Lord W. Paget v. the Earl of Cardigan, ’’ which stood in the paper of the causes in the Court of Common Pleas for this day, has ...
... tons, twenty-six days from Grenada, bound to St. John'*, New Brunswick. She struck on Cranberry Point, Eastern side Prospect harbour, during a heavy South East gale, and went pieces and the Captain (John Crawford), his officers, and fifteen of his crew ...