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... the Solicitor* for Lord Cardigan, wc desire you, on our part, to give same unqualified contradiction the accusation.— We arc. Sir, your most ob«. dient servants, Powki.l, F. nnd W. UnoDr.iup, and Wilde. I.incoln's-lnn, tec. 23. ARMS BILL—LORD ELLIOT'S CIRCULAR ...
... relating England, both domestic and foreign, demonstrates that the warm heart and readv arm Ireland will soon again wanting, and England shall have both Irish heart and Irish arm be. cans* she will then abandon the tone of insolence and defiance and the Irish ...
... truss Woollens John Riddel & Co. 3 Machines J. & T. Mulligan, I truss Cottons William Stewart, 1 truss Cotton Yarn George Murray, 15 casks Tobacco Thomas Gilmore & Co.. 9 kegs Mustard Francis M'Langhlin. 10 do. Philip Johnston, 26 do. John Lytle, 12 do ...
... drawing-room), the folding doors which were thrown open. In the course of the evening her Majesty left the private apartment, arm in arm with the Duke of Wellington, and seated herself with the duke on her right hand, and surrounded the court, near the band ...
... M Cornelius Thoraas .ehy, ReUiew ; J Reid. M 1 1 b >nk Ansieii. Grange John Nasu->, N w ion ; Spottiswoo.l wl*s, Af.erne; Crohan. Maryville ; Denis Callaghan, .he. duggan, a*, John N‘wenham, Maryborough. F.o.n half-past about a q ia* ter af;er one a v* ...
... we observed John Leahy, Esq., South Hill ; David Leahy Arthur, E>q., Shanakirl, Henry Burke, Esq., M. Murphy, Esq., Ballintemple; Jerh. Jas. Murphy, Esq., Jerh. E. M'Carthy, Esq., J.P. Luke J. Shea, Esq.,J.P., Rennies; James Daly, Esq., John R. Burke, Esq ...
... Fernandv and aeveru! reene. .P ultimo, by the Rev. Mr. Mooney. P.P.. Maralin, Mr. I.a; - ernan,l ' / ®ral other respei table John Larkjn, Duna. lony, to Catherine, second daughter of AD. R. ladies and gentlemenâ-both of tho Catholic and Pro- Johneon,of ...
... record was withdrawn without Ins (.the Karl of Cardigan's} knowledge. (.Sfrtni/unl) hare received from land William I’agel a letter, what do willr which hardly know. Hit: letter is addressed the Kart Cardigan, and, bo- I shies the complaint which are about ...
... Mossiny a' le- to honou1r the Earl of' Cardigan with a visit at his Se tI o tt en Park, Northamptonshire. ' D44 so , The Earl of Devon and Edward Courtene5 E d. have returned to this city. I ) sq, ke - Morgan .John O'Connell, M.P., the nepphe ags O'Connell ...
... says I, sure you wouldn’t do such a thing ? I will, says he, leaping up off a chair ; put my i back to the door, saying John, John, don’t leave me, when give me a blow which knocked down, and out he ran. | Recorder—Well, what did you do then Witness—l ...
... mind could not slumber in cell or anywhere else. The prospects of Repeal were brightening over the , land. The accession of John O’Neil, Esq., of Runewen Castle, was an event in itself of high importance. Smith j O’Brien was a host in himself. Here the ...
... Conciliation Hall, Burgh-quay. Upon the motion of Mr. John O'Connell the chair was taken by Mr. Stephen Murphy. Mr. Ray, the secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting's proceedings. after which Mr. John O'Connell said that it was necessary for him before ...