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... proof of the necessity of a national legislation, and they should stand up in the face of England, and tell England so. Mr. Grattan next adverted to the necessity for Irish services to sustain the ambition of England, and asserted, amid loud cheers, that ...
... Clenricarde, Lord Camoys, Lord Stanley, the Marquis of Aylesbury, the Earl of Shgtfesbury, the Earl of Stradbroke, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Redes. dale, the Earl of Eldon, and the Earl of Selkirk. Among the Ministry we noticed the Earl of Aberdeen, the Duke ...
... learned lord wore his gold robe and was attended Isyby Mir. John 'William Birch, Clerk Assista.nt of Parlianient, onSir Augustus Clifford, Bart., Gentlemen Usher of the Black etRod, the Sergeant-at-Arms, and also by his Pams-bearer and ~ fSecretaries. The ...
... lawts. On this sulbject I trilesys trdvortred a fixei dutny, rtrd I ti ntiot disposed[ to ciarriri nirirt opinion now tot' Lird John Risselil. I wicis rlutays art advocate fer it modilicirtiort of tire cornr-ltrii', hut Slot for is totitl re- puril of ilirii ...
... Herefordshire Regiment of Militia-Sir John James Waisham, Bart., to be Major, vica Barnaby, M.P., re- iignel, February 4. Dorsetshire Regiment of Militia - George Thomson Jacob, Esq., to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice John James Smith, E .sq, promoted, February ...
... 0.Stanley, Mat.s' Bwio~xso.-Johin Croft, li.C.T?. S.; John Yerde Belier, MH r Dukinfietld,lWilliam Malgnay, Benjamin C. Blrodie, Richard 5ulkee Themes: Byke Aelodl, John Easthopep, Henry Meons,.John Duekwe' NWillises 1leliffe, Ednmund Colebrooke, air. ...
... and though victory crowned our arms, it was accompanied by a fearful loss both of officers and ment Of the former the country has to deplore the hero of Jel- 3alabad, the gallant Sir Robert Sale; Major-General Sir John M'Caskill; Major Broadfoot, the ...
... was held Hunl tis day in Conciliatien-hall, and was pretty well attended. Rev Onl the motion of Mr. Grattan, MLP., thle chair was taken the by John Mitchell, Esq. The chairmian thankled theIrneeting tiely for the honour conferred upon him, and satid ...
... at the Prince Regent, Ring-street, on N thc body of Philip John Turner, late a first-class boy on ii board H.MI. steans-frigate Terrible. It appeared, from the evidence of the master-at-arms and other witnesses, that the deceased, who was an active youth ...
... with a scanty military, and more scanty police force, to put down the existence of armed bodies and associations meeting by night, drilling, and proceeding to take arms, and to make preparations for rebellion. The curfew clause, confining all the peasants ...
... the battle of Blenheim is, blessed Her Majesty's arms with as great a i'irtat *e ever been known. What was the language use & is Nelson after the battle of the Nile Ami~ht '. ns blessed her Majesty's arms in the late bactlr by victory over the fleet of ...
... observe, with respect to attacks by night, and - going armed by night, that the punishmentc for such~ offences a was at present very severe. If any man were found at night -in a disturbed district, armed, he was held to be guilty -of a eniscedemcanouir, and ...