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... men who were distinguished their hostility the Irish people, and the first bill gave Ireland was the absurd and oppressive Arm* Bill (hear). The next great act of the Irish government was the Repeal prosecutions, which he would not mere than allude In ...
... 41 The rumour as to the intention of the Protectionists to or give Lord John Russell's government fair and honourable W support, has been confirmed. ti London, Monday. al Lord John Russell to-day received, by special messenger, tl a command from her Majesty ...
... were distinguished for their hostility to the Irish people, and the first Bill he gave Ireland was the absurd and oppressive Arms* Bill (hear, hear). Their nest great act of their Irish Government was the Repeal Prosecutions, which he would not more than ...
... Serjeant-at- Arms of the House of Commons,” and also upon account of the coutemplated incoming of the Whig perty to power, and an anxiety to know the policy.to be by the association. At the hour appointed Mr. O'Brien, M. P., Mr. U. Grattan, M.P., Mr. Nicholas ...
... we acknowledge it with the gratitude of Irish hearts, that we have been mo3t powerfully aided by the English parties—by Lord John Russell, at the head of the Whigs and Liberals and by Lord George Bentinck, at the head of the Protectionist party. Yet it ...
... oom|il,iß. It !>«-. ».„J it with lh» gratiiHla of Irish’ that bars barn most powerfully airlrtt ih-Ko- Klish parties—by Lord John Uussnll, ai ihr hsad of the Whigaaiid LibernU ; and by lord tinck, at the head the Protectionist V-t it is j.istiea to the ...
... Cansey, do John, Curry, do Magnet. Popham, Joo&Blixabeth,Fisher, Stßrannoek, Manby, Wind W., fresh braesea, haxy. CLARE. Arrived [Jane 29] from Mario, Winter, Quebec COVE OF CORK. Arrived [June 29] fiom John, Leighton, St Andrew’s Jbamttrinjr John Moodke ...
... endangered.—Lieserick Chronicle. The Rev. John Milner, Queen's College, Oxford, has thus written to the editor of the Church and Staie Gazetie— I have seen a paragraph in some of the newspapers stating that the Rev. John Milner, 8.A., of Queen's College, Oxford ...
... Hall was much crowded, and amongst the members of the committee present were the following:—Maurice O Connell, M.P.; Henry Grattan, M,P.; N. Maher, M.P. Capt. Bryan, T. F. Meagher. D. O'Connell, jun. M. J. Barry. K. O Gorman, jun. ; J. L. Fitzgerald, F ...
... marks of respect. This notable event was celebrated at Barmouth also by a dinner, at the Cors-y-Gedol Arms Hotel, to which a large party sat down. John Jones, Esq., solicitor of Doigelley, presided ; and at the request of Chester, officiated as the party ...
... Quay Rogera [THia BAT.] Tourist, Grant, CaUis. off Cartoms H p.h„ off Ca.toms Emma Watte ▼i^.* , siSi£ten; Woreom, M'CuUom John Shelly, Bnrcham, Almeira, UD M Qn of Britein, Htegibbon, Pwt Beaufort. L.D. Urqahart Corinth, Smith, Matanias. L.D ...
... tle whol prot-adiings of the yealr. We possedd a vote orf Coil eill tie C 1:01eilIt ?? esernice. Ill tile ye c- 181H Lord John Rluosell gave notice of lis roslthition, ria it flore!ig whealt hort:l bel admitted lit a fixed ditty of So. i1 q.l'trt. The ...