... and our power to put ances could not be stated of Portugal found canse it was sent to the rightabout, what I stated of They arms, and have a Parlia- took to sald, “If you ont state them in the field.” I think the acted in accordance of Portugal were justified ...

... cleared away I send you the names the heads ‘of families dispossessed, with the p umber of 1. John Grant. four in family, held eight acres of land, a himself 2. John Quinn and wife, two in fami of 87, was from his sick bed, and laid on a wi straw, to see the ...

... states that be was not aware of the resolution of opposition to Mr. John O'Connell, lately paused by the Confederation, until it had been published ; but that ho considers that, as Mr. John O'Connell will not promise not to recommend to situations, ho shoul ...

... glory, greatness, jew fi nt of the of (Hear, bear.) ention in Lord Ashburton considered that the advice given Bank by Lord John Russell and the Chancellor d; but it should be taken as the advice of the oo ot inter- Government, and therefore he it would ...

... disqualify that man fore seatin Parliemen has no objection whatever to poor John Smith for J in an attempt to rob bis neighbours of their religious ties, but he denounces John es-e villain for secking fend bis right and lawful property against a troop ...

... Tight the chequer, at his official residence urging on Government nade last session of Par- Grattan, Colone! A. Hamilton, Mr. E. B. Porey Nugent, Mr. Mr, John O’Brien, the Mr. O° Mr. St. George, Mr. Grace, and Mr. T: view was to obtain that the object ...