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... country not less than 20 to 25 miles, and was enjoyed by the following gentle- ?? Peel, James Higgon, Xavier Peel, John Higgon, John Colby. John Allen, J. J. Bristow, E-qrs.; the Rev. William Harrie;, and the last, though not least, in the day's syoik, Mr ...
... respective cams to which they belong, and pre. seated au interesting appea►ance. Among those present were the Earl of Cardigan, Sir John Macdooald, the Adjutant-General, and several officers who were engaged at the battle of Alexandria. The venal loyal ...
... endeavoured to _catch _her , and _succeeded in laying hold of her arm , by which means he broke her fall , _otherwise her _brains would in all probability have been dashed out . _Her arm was found to be _severely _burned , and she was otherwise so seriously ...
... Ualquhidder , our _tourist _Tisitt _Hob Roy's _grave , whicli leads Ilim to _remark _that that chief _insisted upon _dying _armed with ftword and _claymore by his side —tho _character of theso articles _being as _little _hnown to him , _evidently , as ...
... ready to have rename to the pistol ; and there Only was the Irish Attorney-General the other day, with II ap t o b. nut in arms and eager for the fray, whose explanation of t h e the provocation which caned him to seed • challenge was received with Ind ...
... frightful cut on the face. The other Sheppard (Thomas) was singled out by another party, and. running into the house, likely for arms, was followed and murdered there, while the tragedy of his brother was going on outside. It is the general opinion, that the ...
... time since. Hill, Jobs. Bowes, John Gully, Peter Clover, Henry Leonard Dobbin, Esq. D.L., formerly representative Justice, William Crockford, He Gregory, Parliament for Armagh, died there on the 19th ult. John °realms, John Bayley, Jo Peel, Charles Monday ...
... long-continued cheering and waving of handkerchiefs. He was accompanied by Messrs W. S. O'Brien, A.P.-Henry Grattan, M.P.-Zi- cholas Maher, M.P.-John O'Connell, M.P., &e. When the noise subsided, Mr O'Connell moved the Hon. Mr IIutchinson into the chair. ...
... _brief space , we observed tlie carriages of _the Lord Mayor and Sir _John Power , _the lion . MrIIutcliiuson ( _brother of Lord Dotioughmore ) sat _in the _carriage _; with llenry Grattan ; _Esq ., M . P . We also _observed Smith O'Brien , Esq ., M . P ...
... Highncss'a arms . The pull , supported _, at _the _foot by _Airs _George Baiikcs and Mrd iMorier , _und at tlie head by tlio Hon . Airs _Henry Legge and the _lion . Airs Williiim Cust . 1 _Sir Charles Young , Garter Principal King of Arms _, carrying ...
... within a brief space, we observed the carriages of the Lord Mlayor and Sir John P6wer, the Mou. Mr Hutchinson (brother to Lord Do- nonghmore) sat in the -carriage with Henry Grattan, Esq. M.P. We also observed Smith O'Brien, Esq. M.P.-Robert Dillon Browne ...
... Guilty,—John O'Connell, Thorium Steele, T. M. Kay, and John Gray, omitting the words, and to excite discontent and disaffection in divers of her Majesty's subjects serving in the army. Not Guilty.--John O'Connell, Thomas Steele, T. M. Ray, and John Gray ...