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... Brothers, Welsh, St Ives Viscount, Oliver. London Times, Davis Charleston Mentor, Lewis, Cardigan E it Mary, Evans, Charleston Le Desire, Laloa, Roscoff Rapid, Bowen, Cardigan Active, Owens, do Fanny, Morgans, do Sailed [April 21] for Arrietta, Elba, Fortune ...
... Frederick Hippolito Dacoeteto be Second Captain, vice Yorke; Second Lieutenant Honourable John James Bury to be First Flentenant, vice Dacosta; Lieutenant John Bavly to second Captain, vice Lallan, placed on Seconded List; Seconded Lieutenant Alexander ...
... Bales, Robson d° and sailed for Portsmouth Pearla, Lecpvich Trieste Emma. Matson Malta and sailed for Hull Esther, Trotter d* John Callum, Swainston d° Maid Erin, Rohn d° Cork Corradibo, Persice Gallipoli for Stettin —with loss of liberator, Benfield Marseilles ...
... Penticost, Bristol Mineral, Williams. Clanroga Unity, Owens, do EHzahetb, Holmes, Gsrston John, Williams, Chepstow Ida. moon. Newry | Eliza, Evans. Pwllheli John Knox. Graera, Dundee Ceres, Crawford, Greyhound. Gladstone, Bristol : Sailed [May 11] for ...
... Talloeh Castle, from do.; PriKllla,from Philadelphia: Hendrick Hudson,from New York ; Montreal, from do.; Commodore, from 81 John's, N. 8.; A cadis, from Cape Breton ; Canutiren. from ; Itelsna, from do, : Maty Braike, from Montreal; Monria,from Alexandria; ...
... et ab hajredibus I nostris in perpetuum volumus observari. We leave j it to the ingenuity and candour of Lord John Russell, \ Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. C. Lushington to reconcile I j this, and other provisions ofthe celebrated charta of i j English liberty ...
... Hearf hear.) The hon. member for Meath had defended use of arms. If, however, the authorities saw men with this bill, but had given only a poor and equivocal support blackened faces and arms m their bands, they would of jj Majesty’s Government. The opponents ...
... preserve peace had been greatly marred by government allowing the people to supply themselves with arms. The purchases could not be accidental, and the demand for arms was so great that the manufacturers could not meet it. An agent, who was receiving rent for ...
... Richard and Clara, Thue, for Dram: City of Rotterdam, Watts, for Rotterdam ; Lord John Russell, Hall, and Ranger, Pearson, for Harlingen; James Watt, Fergus son, for Havre; John Campbell, Luckett, for Liverpool; Emily, Jost, for Halifax; Bardtto Junior, Huggins ...
... 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 ...
... elsewhere. These it has certainly caused to explode to all different points of the compaM, throwing Mr. Grattan and the Irish landlords into the _ arms of the government and coercion, consigning some sixteen of the gentlemen, composing the rump and tail ...
... day the calves died. Next morning Dr. Grattan, persisting in the use of the Indian meal, had it again prepared for breakfast; and his family having partaken of it, were • aken ill; and 20 hours his son, Richard Grattan, died. The violent opposition of Maher ...