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... grand-uncle, how he could look upon Ireland and not love her and struggle for her! Where was the other historic names? They bad a Grattan; but they had no Curran, no Ponsonbv, no Burroughs. They had no Cloncurrv, though thank God, Lord. Cloncurry had joined the ...
... that once shed a lustre upon our land (cheers). Well, we come again to the 17th April. | country ? We bave, to be sure, a Grattan, and a true- Sir James Graham begins by throwing overboard hiz old hearted and msoly one, but we have no Curran (hear, friends—the ...
... logs, arms, and body, who had tried all other Medicines before the arrival of yours, but all of which did him no good ; but yours cured him in about six weeks, and he is now, by their means alone, quite restored to health and vigour. Signed, JOHN MARTIN ...
... before the following Johes, Esq., GnanuoNDm', Chairman. Penry Williams, Ksq, Pcnpont, Lord Lieutenant. John Parry De Winton. Esq. Maesderwcn. John Lloyd, Esq. Dinas, Philip P.’Williams, Esq, TfynDonau. Henrv Esq, Oaktield Captain Roberts, Llwyndderw. ...
... very naafi Sunday night the house of a fanner near PM VMS attacked by a Whiteboy party in search ding Monday .evening, nine armed men travenei country about Clonlara, and attacked several her houses. They entered the dwelling of a respell land-surveyor ...
... restricting the Irish names that shed lustre upon our .' , than.me lourth ol th.l in the boroughs 'country? have, lobe sure, Grattan and a rue. ,i,h vexatious regulations hearted and maul, one; but lave Curran (bear h drt io’u tieht. but in particular depriving ...
... s opinion, is‘‘the most arrogant, most capricious, and most wayward of mankind.” _ .. , . Lord John Russell.— Lord John Russell, with his armed in Edinburgh, on Friday week, from his father-in-law s, Minto House, Roxburghshire, and took up his residence ...
... o'clock last evening, as police Ills 22 fthe D was proceeding on division, lace, hp met t Portlan With ire- stree er d his arm. Suspecting clock un ired d him, and inqu he stoppe aid a man 4 it. The prisoner s to Lisson(o4 street had given it him to carry ...
... M'Longblin. Win. N. Blow, Andrew J. Barnett, John Marshall, Hugh 11. Hannay, Win. Boyd, John Boyd, Richard Baxter, Ledlie Clarke, Win. Cowan, W. J. Dutficld, John Fisher, Martin Harper, Robert llagoe, Henry Muruoy. John M’Kntire, Robert Neill, and Robert Roddy ...
... the Hon. Henry Fitzroy. Mr. W. E. Gladstone has retired from the representation of Newark on the ground that a gentleman, Mr. John Stuart, Q.C., recommended to the constituency by local circumstances, has solicited their suffrages. It is. not yet known what ...
... Hon. Henry Fitzroy. Mr. W. E. Gladstone has'retired from the representation of Newark on the ground that a g e n tl ema n, John Stuart, Q.C., recommended to the cons tit ue ncy local circumstances, has solicited th e i r su ff rages . It IS M not yet ...