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... r), Heny Hawson, John Riley, Ashmore boy), and Samuel Evans. More or less injured—William Dainty, John Holcroft, John Bolton, James Naylor, Joseph Penman. Eli Monk, William Jackson, Richard Currie, John W ebster, Jomes Belshaw, John Mills, T ...
... 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 ...
... He had dared to libel Mr. Grattan, Mr. Ponsonby, Lord Charlemont, and the Volunteers. He bad dared to place the name of Mr. Grattan in his list of enumerated rebels. He could tell the honourable gentleman that Mr. Grattan was rebel; and further, that ...
... of the Coercfoa Bill. Mr. John O’ConneUnext addressed the ra ?eting, and animadverted in strorg terms on the conduct of some of the Irish members with reference to the Coercion B!U, referring especially to Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Dillon Browne, and hia ...
... Double Murder at Fkthard.— The Nenagh Guardian has the following gloomy details: The cold-blooded assassination of John Ryan, steward of John Dalton Kiliet, Esq., Clonacody, has created great sensation in the town and vicinity of Nenagh, where the ill-fated ...
... raising the corpse it presentod the most frightful spectacle ; the right shoulder was cut and mangled m the horrible manner, the arm boldine to the trunk a few ligaments, and the fiesli was tora away beneath the shoulder, exhibiting large hole through which ...
... regiment of foot, consisting of one sergeant and fifty rank and file, under command of the following officers, Lieutenant John Grattan Anderson and Ensign Joseph Hob.-on, both of the 37th, marched from this garrison, route for Gravesend, at which place they ...
... past formed subject of general speculation. have at present on the muster roll several hundred officers and 70,000 men of all arms more than we possessed when the Affghan war began. Besides the reduction of 200 men from each Sepoy regiment, a number of irregular ...
... the House ; he had, however, no objection agree to the latter part the motion. After some observations from the Earl of CARDIGAN against the proposed bill, the Marquis LONDONDERRY’ withdrew the first portion of his motion, and the second clause was agreed ...
... S. Smythe (P). Cardiff, &c. —Dr. J. Nicholl (L). Cardigan District. —P. Pryse (L). Carlisle. —W. N. Hodgson (Pr), J. Dixon (L). Carmarthen. D. Morris (L). Chatham. —Rt. Hon. G. S. Byng (L). Carlow.— John Sadleir (L). Carrickfergus. —Hon. Capt. Wellington ...
... dinners were given Monday; one by the Lord President of the Council, the Marquess of Lansdowne ; a second by the Premier, Lord John Rusfell; the third Stanley, the recognised leader tiie Protectionists in the House of Lords.’ There are * materials for thinking ...
... Palmerston has declared, it is taid, that he would not permit an armed interrention in Switzerland. M. Guizot regrets without doubt, at present. his conduct favour of the Sonderbuad, and his sending arms, which has only ended defeat. Let, therefore, an intervention ...