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... the elbow of right arm a crucifix; hi low the elbow tomb, weeping willow* and the figure female kneeling at the foot of it; out-ide of the wrist, heart and the arms of Venus, with the letters * W P * and *J. F, ;* inside of the arm, Hope* anchor, and ...
... leaving it some profit, he could feed 550,000 souls for four years, he thought that he should go a long out way in assisting Lord John to his act for the amendment of the Irish poor law; for, independently of its other advan’ his ar- rangements would afford ...
... time ago, j of want also; his only food for a month before bis death was turnips. Daring Outrage and Ronnniv of Arms Friday list man named John Miller, (Cess collector to I Julius E-q., returning home from duck shooting, was followed into house the lands ...
... Mr. P. Scaopß supported the bill, which her tbonght might be made dovetail into Lord John Russell’s plan for the relief Ireland. Col. Wood, jno., thought Lord John Russell’s arguments unaswerable, and that the noble lord had not done well waiving the ...
... above the elbow of right arm, crucifix; below the elbow, a tomb, weeping willow, ami the figure of female kneeling the foot of it; outside the wrist, heart and the artns of Venus, with the letters W. and “J. F.inside of the arm, hope, anchor, and the figure ...
... upwards 1 15,000?. Colonel Sir William Gossot, R. E., Sergeant-at-Arms to the House of Commons, has been allowed to retire full pay of the Royal Engineers, after forty-five years* service. Lady John Russell has been suffering from severe indisposition, which ...
... of He then denied the danger of any outbreak in Ireland, and expressed his belief tbaf the peasantry, who had purchased fire-arms, bad not purchased them for any disloyal purpose. (Hear.) He was then commencing his peroratiou, when he recollected that bad ...
... children.— Clare Journal. An inquest was held on Fridav, at Ballyrider, Queen’s County, the estate the Bight lion. James Grattan, in the parish of Strmdbally and Moyanna. the body of a fine young man, named Mulhall. Deceased was working for Ukl. a day ...
... in opposition the bill. Mr. GRATTAN said, that with respect to the question of railways, he might state that the late Mr. Drummond had expressed an opinion that railways ought pushed to the utmost in Ireland, and (Mr. Grattan) hoped the house would not ...
... acting either in hostility or rivalry to the Government. It originated as far back September last, the house 'of his friend Sir John Tyrrell ; and the reason they bad not confided their secret to any Irish member, wa*«, that, as the measure was one calling ...
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