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... to Lady Holland's bequest to Lord John Russell is said to be incorrect; the facts are understood follow : —Her Ladyship has left her Brixton property, tbe value of which is estimated at about 1500/. a year, to Lord John Russell for his life. At his death ...
... English law; and if eight millions of Irishmen folded their arms, Ireland would be tri- | umphaut. He said it with certainty. The success of Ire- land was indubitable if they folded their arms, and repeal, and more than repeal, would assuredly be obtained ...
... (Hudson), it spp.-ars, is a light-he rted w w.re armed, i bis House alter k, and beat Ztaloas, yet mo Jest, innocent though free, Patient of toil, serene amid alarms. Inflexible in faith, invincible in arms.” devoted are they to all matters connected with ...
... observed the following:— William S. O'Brien, Esq., M.P.; Henry Grattan, M.P.; Richard A. Fitzgerald, M.P.; Gerald Aylward, Painstown; J. T. Duffy, M.D.; Edward Doyle, Richard Kelly, John M'Kcnna, T.C.; James Kainer, Wexford; C. P. Shannon, T.C.; Wilson ...
... who bas been years is the I Corps. , Exreirre KING.—Lord Dentnan delivered judgment Fos Zr.ttellite—The Castor. Jii.Captaim Grattan!, in this case in which cause had been shown ageinst a rule and the Driver steam sloop. Commander Coteauv for striking off ...
... escaped many of the perils it has passed through had Lord John been sooner convinced ;—however the efforts of the League are well and amply repaid in at last securing such a tower of strength as Lord John Russell. May he be the man to open to his country a ...
... spoken, Zion, cit of our God.” Ac. The Uev. It. C. Sutcliffe, Moravian minister, read the chapter of the Gospel according to St. John, and engaged prayer. The chairman then addressed the mooting, and said that the Dublin division of the provisional committee ...
... missed bot- tles of wine from his cellar, finding that an aper- ture had been made in the wall sufliciently large to admit an arm and hand, ptlaced a rat trap close r to the hole, anti next morning he found semie hu- matl skin and a portion of the nail of ...
... vacillated; and he descended -down and down, till some of the Zegris receiving him in their arms, he gave scream of terror at finding himself surrounded strangers armed and ferocious. This w'as the only signal that Aixa could have that her son had safely descended ...
... was turned, it slipped off and his right arm got into the wheel, and under the knife, by which his hand was chopped clean off. A large wound, four insehes long, and nearly one deep, was inflicted upon his arm, and another in his armpit, by which the oxilla ...
... Leverage, late of Middle Levied, near Stroud, E-q., deceased, Yr. Frederick Bailey, only eon of John Bailey, of Blandon, Mealy of Somerset, E q., and Mr. Henry John Sawyer, third of C. Sawyer, o( At t wood, county of Berke, Esq. PORT or GLOUCKSTER IMPORTS ...
... festive scene. The place 6f chairman upon this occasion was well and manfully filled WILLIAM SMITH O’BRIEN, M.P., V.P. Henry Grattan, M.P., V.P., and Richard Albert Fitzgerald, M.P., V P., flllc l the vice-chairs. The banquet room this occasion was without ...