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... he has vindicated the great political doctrine of my illustrious friend, Mr. O'Counell, that of moral force as opposed to armed resistance ; he has beaten the enemy, not, indeed, with his own weapons, for those were weapons of slaughter, but above all ...
... Newsom, from Liverpool to Rotterdam, which was stranded near Cardigan on the 22d instant, has been got off, after throwing the greater part of her cargo overboard, and has arrived at Cardigan. ABENDOVEY, Ocr. 23.—The Elizabeth, Tickle, from Liverpool to ...
... hour, and expressed a hope before leaving that the government would act as Lord John Russell would have acted had he been able to form a ministry.—Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Grattan, and several other gentlemen. having delivered themselves of long-winded speeches ...
... Worhs, near Necastlesu.-Tync Turi PRF---r.T AT._ . __ ..t. IDA ?? A 110 IRiEcSDEXT OF THE MANCHIESTER REFORM ASSOCIATION, lr, John Potter; declined to form one of the deputation appointed to '00tupon Mr.Bright. Weelearnthat Mr. Potterhas since tendered hi ...
... the late Mr. Grattan, end here he of 1 it tto give the people every reason to expect it. (Hear, would deny the assertion made by Lord Monteagle, that the lav hear.) A mexsure of coercion, therefore, passed in suc Insurrection Act and the Arms Actof 1807 ...
... 248 tons for the Emperor Of a schooner Of 590 tol Vice-Commodore of the Royal Squadron; and a schooner of 250 to Ear! of Cardigan. Mr Ratsey has two cutters of about 100 tons H stocks; as they progress, and the season also, we shall place the p: before ...
... 150 or 60 men all armed, bludgeons might justly subject a was to be allowed to leave his house during the hours of man to severe penalties. As to being found abroad with firedarkness on any pretence whatever, under the penalty of arms, that was provided ...
... Peet, Sir Evan Lloyd, Sir John Keatings, Maiston, Frederick Goodfellow ' Clayton, Grosvenor, Morrison, Dyott, Robertson, Mackenzie, Italway, Biggs, Woolf, Murray, Walker, Fox, Price, Lindsay, and Thackray; Major Generals Sir John Rose ' Sir James Cockburn ...
... circle of the artist’s friends. The Duke of Rutland, the Marquis of Londonderry, the Earl of Cardigan, Adjutant-General Sir F. Trench, Sir John Macdonald, Mr. John Wilson Croker, and Mr. Simpson, were, among the members of the Committee, early on the spot ...
... of the Council in T_Th - e queen gave audience to the Marquis of 11sdowne and Lord John Russell. eheir Excellencies the Netherlands and New Wanada Ministers, Lord John Russell, the Marquis \r• l Lansdowne, Earls Minto, Grey and Auckland; qseount Palmerston ...
... exchanges. 37th Foot— Lieutenant Herbert Russell Manners to be Captain, without purchase, vice John Harvey, who retires upon full pay ; Ensign John Grattan Anderson, from 19th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase. 39th Foot— Captain Thomas Wright Hudson ...
... Esmonde, Sir T Evans, Sir Ie Lacy Ewart, Wlliamn I Fielden, John Fitzgeriild, R.A. Fitzrov, Lord C. Fitzlilinam, G. IV. Fleetwood, Sfr P. Forster, latthow I Gore, Robert Granger, T. C. Grattan, Henry Hall, Sir Benjamin lhatton, Captain V. Hlawes, B. Ilay ...