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... Standard farmer Cawston Norwich would Sturley n unfortunate a livelihood from own a for his children at farmer more Fturlev armed with from h' money and on a fired lx th through mouth IRELAND MORE BLOODSHED EIGHT AND PERSONS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED The received ...
... them which the poor law board would shortly supply and concluded byurgine Mr. Grattan to withdraw his amendment, and permit the address to go up unanimously to the throne' Mr. John O’Connell saw necessity Tor waiting for any further information before recording ...
... Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of Normanby, the Earl of Falmouth. the Earl of Gosford, the Earl of Winchilsea, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Sheffield, the Earl of Warwick, the Duke of Buccleuch, the Bishops, of Exeter, Rochester, and Durham. Prayers ...
... Audeonss Ward, per Mr John Fo4 .. .. 0 6 1 - George's Ward per Mr John White., 0 36 le - Andrew's Ward per Mr John Byrne o 32 - Custom Mouse Ward. ?? Redmond.. 0 14 10 Id Operative Boot and Shoemakers, per Mr James Far- reoly and John Morris .. .. ,, ,, ...
... the land, the first gem of the sea—all Ireland, nothing but the sister island, that got up, and monopolized the talk. Mr. Grattan announced that the Irish Members were of opinion that the British Government had not done enough for Ireland. There was no ...
... he ult imately suenedral, but not till the poor stoma,. was frightfully bernetl, particulaily in the legs, neck, face. and arms. in exertions to use her, he himself has been a severs sufferer it, the hands, which are mach burnt and swelled. We cannot ...
... Brougham was of opinion that the existing state of things in Ireland could only be put an end to by the intervention of the strong arm of the law, and approved of the course taken by the Government in calling Parliament together. The noble Lords who followed ...
... poor, and found employment for tl.em, even borrowed money for the purpose, were absolutely penniless in consequence of an armed combination against them, which prevented the payment of rents. (Hear, hear.) ( Lord Stanlej had property in a part Ireland ...
... Blytb for Honflenr. Spoken—The schooner Expedit, Cramer, from Stockholm for Trieste, all well, the Providence pilot-culter, armed here 24th. ALDBOROUGH—Nov. 25 Wind S.W., strong. Off, 24—The. brig Claret, Braniff.from Hartlepool for Bordeaux. , date—The ...
... It is said tliat Mr. Bonhaui, who was formerly the Governor Singapore, is to be the new Governor Hong Kong, in the place Bir John Davis, who has resigned. —His Royal Highness Prince Albert has granted ex- , bibition of £l5. yearly towards maintaining pupil ...
... •tlieh the Poorlaw Board would shortly supply, and concluded by urging Mr. Grattan to withdraw his amendment, and permit the address to up unanimously to the Throne. Mr. JOHN O’CONNELL saw no necessity for waiting for any further information before according ...