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... treachery friends. (Cheers.) It had been well foreseen, that Lord John le y could not succeed, and, therefore, Sir Robert Peel adopted a dious policy; he first cut off a foot, then an arm, then a leg, till it became an act of mercy to give the de grace ...
... proceedings ol this M’Bayne, Esqrs. . , llt , pio, of Mrs. Organ, newslooked forward to will, no ordinary degree ofcunowiy, Oliver John Dell, by) .j th e sun. of 3*.. her pro' 'i !ii i arties «ere eager to learn what further concewioni acentt * charged with olhe ...
... left taumb and arm as 1c onward by the movement of the belt. Being thus foresaw his instant destruction if drawn up to the p' delt, and, with similar fortitude and presence of grasped a colamn close by with his arms and legs on till his arm was literally ...
... ASSOCIA MONDAY, (Continued from our last). The Libera'or—I received tiie morning a from that most estimable and patriotic gent John A. O'Neili, Esq, (cheers). I regret that he is detained from attending the Assoc and also from the committee Mansion-house—the ...
... of seven cows' grass ; of Mich. Lynch. labourer, %ho paid no rent, we were told ; of P. Kelly, D. Shaw, D. Doyle, and T. Grattan, exhibited similar scenes, with the exception of the first-named tenants. When- ever we came across any tenement more than ...
... improvisatores of Gaul, if preserved by the art of reporting, could not be more essentially a literature than the speeches i of Grattan, Curran, Plunket, and their attendant stars. v Unhappily some of their happiest efforts come to us shorn I of their fair ...
... t shfiuhl inter fere. Now, it was hard, he (Mr. O'Connell) thouul.t, trr say whether they I .ad any cinm«*nt (;r not —Loid John Ilimscll was out of ...
... Mr. O’ Connell had received, and the same course of couduct was also puriued towards the late Mr. Grattan, towards Mr. Ponsooby, Mr. Flstcher, and John Philpot Curran. The Irish Lord Chancellor even went so far as to banish Mr. Curren ‘rom his court by ...
... might be expected from Lord John ttussell if retained power (hear, beat) If Lord John became Prime Minister, the Orange and Repeal magistracy rkiusl be restored, and they could not for one moment doubt the members of Lord John Russell's contemplated ministry ...
... submUsion by threats to surrender the Government into the hands of Lord John Kussell. That bub has burst ; Lord John has had the Governmcut 5n his little gmsp, and, to borrow one 6f Mr. Grattan's tumid figures, the baby-hand has been repelled even by the energy ...
... Eleanor Nogle, of the Rutland Arms, io the, Hamlet of St Tbomaa. On the 14th inat, at the saaie church by the Rc* R- Bonlinry, vicar, Mr Tbomaa John*, of Llanaaiulet, to a ry* daughter of the tale Matthew Rcea, of the Maaoo’a Arm*, ia the Hamlet of St Thomas ...
... capsized. and sunk in deep water; four of crew drowned. KILRUSH, Dec. 21.—The John Begg, of and from Galway, has arrived in Scattarie Roads, leaky HOLY ISLAND, Dec. 23,—The John Crosley, of Glasgow, got on shore this morning inside the Parten Steel at this ...