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... he should have chosen Mr. O'FERRALL'S proposer at the first election for which lie was returned for Kildare-- the late Mr. JOHN LATTIN, of Lattinstown, an accomplished scholar—an agreeable speaker—a good and generous and charitable man, in no ways cl ...
... nothing more, viz. adjourn. There w ere p resen t, John O'Connell, Henry Grattan, James Fegau, John Reynolds, and Daniel O'Connell, Esqrs. After looking at each other sitting, for upwards of an hour, Mr. John O'Connell broke silence by expressing surprise ...
... THE POACHER. THE DOG-FIEND. PHANTOM SHIP. By CAPT. MARRYAT. A R N Y. DE VORM E. PHILIP AUGUSTUS. HENRY MASTERTON. THE MAN-AT-ARMS. By G. P. R. JAMES. SENSE AND SENSIBILITY. EMMA. MANSFIELD PARK. NORTHANGER ABBEY. PERSUASION. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. By MISS ...
... for a bully, with a hard heart and pitiless hand. Till now you have lived in happiness; but now you will have to struggle. Arm yourself, then, with courage and resignation. I promise to do as much on my part, for I also must have an ample stock of these ...
... Esq.; Robert Davies Jones, of Cyfronydd, Esq.; John Bird, of Pies In-Dines, Esq. PEMBROKESHIRE.—Thomas Davies Lloyd, of Kilchew, in the county of Pembroke (residing at Bronwydd, in the county of Cardigan), Eq.; Owen Owen, of Cremgloyne, Esq.; Seymour ...
... and John M`Gibbon, Glasgow, calico printers, Nov, 18, Dec. 9, at 12 o'clock, at the office•of Messrs. WE wan and Auld, Glasgow. Right Hon. Adam Gordon, Viscoun t Kenmure, Nov. 22, Dec. 15, at 2 o'clock, at the Selkirk Arms Inn., Kirkcudbright, John Mackenzie ...
... living at Loughorna, was shot dead. On the Bth, STEPHEN DOBBYN was fired at in the King's County and wounded—and JOHN GALWAY attacked by 30 armed men in the county of Cork. At Ballyequa, in Limerick, Messrs. DARCY and MEADE and three other gentlemen sleeping ...
... keep the country. England was at sufficient to put down the crime that was committed in that peace at present, and he (Mr. Grattan) hoped it would long country—that is, if they commenced at the right end, by be so; but he was greatly afraid that in the ...
... the juncture may be, Lord JOHN RUSSELL is not the man to content himself with struggling against the inevitable merely; where trouble does not exist, his daring spirit must create it. It is not sufficient that he should arm himself against the swift and ...
... Chandeliers, two large Gallery Paintings, loft, d e l eave several others by the late It. B. Hayden; two rose t busts of Earl Cardigan and Lady Salle e by Carew; abou, te of bookshelves; a few lets of furniture, a splendid eloc e style of Louis Quartorze, ...
... and mourning friends are obliged to attend the murdered and mar.i,Yled remains of magistrates and landlords to the grave,with arms in their hands, primed, loaded, and cocked—(a circumstance never taking place in actual warfare—for there is truce and suspension ...
... short, expelling Mr. Browne. Mr. John Reynolds rose with great pleasure to second the motion. Of course, he approved of the late meeting at Castlebar, at which Mr. Dillon Browne was called upon to resign. As to Mr. Grattan, he really could not fully express ...