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... better. We shall return to this subject again and again : St. John’s, Newfoundland, 13th June, 1846. •* Dear Sir —lt is with heartfelt sorrow 1 have to inform you that our late City of St. John’s was on Tuesday morning, the 9th inst. scourged by a most awful ...
... iy Patliamens arms against their King and for their taking ay UY cheers.) But what was most u:furiunate ; About question was this, that it was en ‘ely (hear.) There was not one sg i individual nected with that association w ited to ay arms (Several veices— ...
... around | W. Carter, WE. ‘Taylor, 5 .Stabb, Pierce Grace, John and Lord John Russell le on of the power of distraint, unless there the T’Slambe tribes. For the last few nigt its we have been | John M‘ William, E. and N Neil Bezg, yesterday forenoon, for ...
... Hon. Misses—Emily Browne, Ca- rew ; Mademoiselle De Salis: Messieurs— Joho Beresford, Grattan, Samuel Rogers Brougham, Stafford O'Br.en, Wyse, Sheil, Mesdames—John Berestord, rt, Shiel, De Burgh. Misses —Beres- ford, Staurt, Barron, Fitzgiybon (two), ...
... and belongs to the past exclusively. It has no more to do with the present than the secret councils of John Keogh, or the reported affiliation of Grattan and Curran with Wolfe Tone. Our venerable friend, Cornelius MacLoughlin, might as reasonably be attacked ...
... Bedford waited on Lord John Russell, at ri hour yesterday morning, at his lordship's residence esbanm place. lordahip, gave audiences, in the course of the fore.- to the Earl of Auckland, the Earl of Milatto, the Earl ,rendon, Sir John Cam lHobhouse, Mr. ...
... passage Ironi the l.oid John Russell to the electors London, in which the noble lord declared that would bring in roost comprehensive measures of iclicf. Sometimes (Mr. OTonnvll) doubted whether was awake. Was this the Lord John Russell, who, with Lord ...
... above Aaaoeiallon was held on Monday in iliation-hall. At ininatetafterone oâclock. Mr. S. O'tlriea, M P. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. : Mr. John O'Connell, M.P.; Mr. Daaid O'Coondl, jnn.; Mr â. M.P.; Mr. Steele, Mr. Meagher, Mr. Mitchell, &c., were The Mayor ...
... committee room five mi-3 nutes before the appointed time. Among the other mem‘bers present I noticed the following:—John O'Connell, ‘H. Grattan, Timothy O'Brien, R. Coilett, Capt. Taglor, J. Power, A. Archbold, T. N. Redington, Sir W. Somer‘vllle, Sir T. Esmande ...
... forbearance. He (Mr. Grattan) was even surprised at that forbearance ; and if his bon. friend nad coneeded to him that *cap” which he wore, though he (Mr. Grattan) ebould not become the possessor of apy of the talent of the wearer, he (Mr. Grattan) would be prompted ...
... mere words, and therefore the inference to be was that he did mean arms. Well, give the hoiourable gentleman the advantage, and admit that Mr Maguire did mean arms, but it was arms in self-deence (cheers). It was not fair for him to make such anassertion ...
... enunciated by Tob Di’mcombe, in his vigorous attack on his old leader, Lord John, when Tom declared that a fusion of principles ought to lead to a fusion of parties. Lord John has already committed the same error which Peel did. He aspires to govern by ...