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... Major Teeadale; f. troops Ist Royal Dragoons, Lieutenant.Colonel Martin, K-IL; 11th Hussars, Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan 1 troop Royal Horse Artillery, Lieutenant-Coluncl Walcott ; detachments of battalions—artillery. Lieutenanti Colonel Munro ...
... th*n it was the officers or tba’ association (cheers). In ro elusion, Mr. Fraser the appointment, of Messrs. Jas. Doyle and John Dennan as Repeal hardens. Sir. E. B. Roche. M P.. said he had got a tery mteres'ing le»tcr to read to the association. It wa* ...
... constable, joined in an information against James and John Barrett, and about nine others, as the leaders the riot. John Leary. William Babington. and Andrew Reily, also prosecuted Robert Lynch. Jnmes and John Barrett, for assault and battery—when. | after long ...
... What ban have ever given more powerful impulse to that illuatrioua ascendancy by which, even more than by her invincibility In arms, England | the supremacy of mankind. 1 shall make but one remark : we are all aware that it has been the occasional habit of ...