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... arms liitrlUjrncr. Utii, PniNce AlßEar'a own Hussars, Portobki.lo Barbacrs.— Officers present, Major Inigo done.; Capiaina Forrest, Douglas, Reynolds and Harrison ; Lientenants Tynte, Ward, Peel, Hanson. Adjutant Sandea, Hon. G.-I. Noel Duncombe; Cornets ...
... that was even too much for the iron sides Lord Cardigan’* hussars. 'Hie privates laughed perfectly out of all military order Two able fellows bent on fun, with faces full of most ludicrous gravity, armed each with a long lank shin of beef, moved between ...
... that was even too much for the iron sides of Lord Cardigan's hussars. The privates laughed perfectly out of all military order. Two able fellows bent fun, with faces full of most ludicrous gravity, armed each with a long lank shin of beef, moved between ...
... abuse, directed, in the Most acrimonious spirit, against Mr. Grattan, which that Gentleman, never the most placable, of mortals, was not likely to put up with patiently. The reply of Mr. Grattan, Mr. Carry's rejoinder, left no option, in the opinion of those ...
... abuse, directed, in the I most acrimonious spirit, against Mr. Grattan, which that Gentleman, neveriplhe most placable, of mortals, was not likely to put up with patiently. The reply of Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Corry's rejoinder, left no option, in the opinion ...
... WESTMEATH Patrick Cooney was indicted for being of armed party who attacked the house of Bernard Allen, on the night of the 31st March last, and by threats and menaces to compel him to quit his farm. Bernard Allen proved the attack on his house by a party ...
... g meeting with considerable encouragement, and that the survey is now progress. TwoofSir John Macneill are ul present engaged in surveying the line, and Sir John himself intends to join them shortly The Provincial Committee have suggested the formation ...
... coarse abuse, directed, in the Most acrimonious spirit, Mr. Grattan, which that Gentleman, never the most placable, of mortals, was not likely to put up with patiently. The reply of Mr. Grattan, a s 'id Mr. Carry's rejoinder, left no option, in the opinion ...
... shall ever Blent with future thoughts of thee ; Prayers for pence if God so will, Or it thy lot be dark and ill, //»t friendly arm to puide thee through The mists that veil thy heaven-bent view. Oh! may thy future moments bring Earth's lightest meed of suffering ...
... 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 ...
... partes. They declare that so unjust act as lion w-uhl unite every Mexican in iho defence of ihe national Bag ; that appeal arm. would responded to the entire Dalton, and that to abort, with numerous army, valiant general, and the invincible Santa Anna ...
... vindictive and unchristian feelings. We thunder of their wrath against Grattan, and the wish to perpetuate patriotic, and not vindictive feel- fact was notorious that if Grattan had not been (cheers). olive branch is stul in our hands, fortunate enough ...