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... drawing-room there waa sofa. The placed himself under aofa in the back drawing.room the .id person named John Thomas, Paget. On that day Lord Cardigan came to ,“ nnected He and Lady William Paget were alone In the drawing-room. Some conversation of familiar ...
... The Titular of Kilhiloe dropi nest egg of £l2O, by him freely extorted from his pricsls.ond them from the people; and I Mr. John Gully once more entered the rim. 0* the eharac- I ter of bottle-holder, to declare that his principal, Mr. O’Connell, had not ...
... Captain of the fleet. There are eight *il of the line, Sir John.*’— 'Very well, Sir.” There are twenty sail of the line, Sir John Very well, Sir.” ‘‘‘There arc twenty sail of the line, Sir John.”—•‘Very well. Sir.” “There are twenty-seven sail. Sir and ...
... body of the 2d battalion of the j both the sous of Grattan, but they had been indignantly re- Scotch Fnsileer Guards, holding flambeaux, were formed in line, fosed , . They thought to bribe a Grattan ! Oh ! never, never, on either side of the way. up ...
... x BRADLEY, mark, his WILLIAM x BRADLEY, mark. his JOHN STEELE, mark, his JOHN GALLAGHER, mark. Armed, «t St. John's, N. 8., tbe hsrquc Asia, Captain Hannah, from this port, with passengers. Ship John Kerr, Captain Taitf, from this port to ...
... done the sumo ; but, in spite of O Connell, Smith O'Brien, Grattan, and the whole host of Irish patriot leaders, the alternative presented to England was repeal separation. (Cheers.) Mr. Grattan, M.P . followed, after which Mr. O'Counell, M P., rose and ...
... Irish in that quarter, in the shape of bill for ilb ...
... I of the ca»e amply justified—adverted a great number of diversifl- j topics—quoted the speech* Sir Robert Peel and of Lord John Russell. He adverted the report the secret committee the House of Lords in 1797, and he referred to the great era Irish pa ...
... between us, and winch must ever check the freedom and speed communication attainable on land, still proclaims, In tbe days of Grattan, that we arc not and cannot be identified as one country, and every reference to past and present circumstances proves that ...
... proceedings of the lost meeting; and Mr. O’Conuell denounced secret societies that saw were springing Scotland. Mr. John O'Connell read letter from John Augustus O'Neill. Esq,, dated Castle-Mon a, Douglas. coraplaiuitig of the ill-health of the writer, which ...
... fe11 But, geilemen could „,.i..r.. » he.. » im '. IJr '7 olcmlnell Lord Al.hmpe, u.d ol,timed for John OTlougherty, of Killygordon, and John Speer, of Knock.- | A M . eeit t , who obtainedJirW cWeuf Wu-. Irm. Fu'iit, e. Oermaov. Americii, arrive ...
... jurv. the part Mr. John lriled vtrsPS to the citizens at large, and enforcing s.mi’ The r’iuht hon. gentleman said-May please you. £ ic9 . re subscribed the Draper’s initials, *'“* and Benilemeo nf the jury, I counsel for Mr. John shift’s composition ...