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... address the jury upon the part of the crown. After which the following evidence was called upon the part of the prosecution : John George Hodges sworn, and examined by the Solicitor-General—l am in the habit of reporting speeches for many years ; remembers ...
... hat said he’d gain Ireland in three months.” The only arms he saw with the people were a gun and bayonet. Mr. O'Brien told the country people to go into the country and get from the farmers as much arms they could tind. Left the Commons at seven o’clock ...
... boldly and unanimously demand its revocation. With these recollections can I propose to you more acceptable name than that of John Foster (loud cheers). Yours then is the Foster Club, and on your banner you inscribe the name of the last speaker of the House ...
... who marry two ie lUth. which induced the witm toalleud the ; i.j, servaffts. l-aughter.) 1 did not. ' .^ ll '- .h'oist John or John Dreen, tanner, Bally shannon . No. * C’iiiMf*JcsTicE —We are of opinion, that nothing ins , u any trouble with him -.ever ...
... ouerit yokritu haUtunte cvntre Loren, tint s'inlaeer aussi ctroileaient ‘/tie s'enlace t, tierre translated, “ folded her in his arms, and pressed a kiss upon her forehead, the seal his promise, to love and cherish her till death.” The fanciful and absurd in ...
... coveding to addr be counted. long, come, when, to qu ountain, Prussian Minister at th An Hou, Mi tien moved that the House Grattan, the common sense of both countries wo 1 —whether it be a fa et that the b ing of ad, and 4) Members 1 ot being { to neithe ...
... to rid the country of British dominion, and that was force of arms ? Never. Did vou refer lo the success of the late revolution in ; and say that vou were for republic, and a disciple John MitcheVs? Never. Did these three persons apply to a fourth gentleman ...
... Dromore, Omagh, enclosed in letter to Mr. John O'Connell. He also handed in Al Bs, per Messrs. Cross and Owens, of North Quarter Ward, Glasgow, who states that iq consequence of the resignation of Mr. John Lynch, at the general meeting the ward, held ...
... not; but would refer to language mdnitely stronger than any Mr. O'Brien ever uttered. Some twelve or fourteen years ago Lord John Russell commenced course of -agitation carry the Reform Bill in England. In one of the letters, roemorsble one, which addressed ...
... despise if Lord Cardigan and tits Officers—We are autuowe are only true to ourselves, vigil.ut, and firm. vised to state, with reference certain animadversions The Globe f'eocautg uu-m the receut respect- upon Lord originating lhe John Bull a political ...
... for the purpose of calculating whether it y the farmer to apnly it to his fields, as recommen tion of it—should invite Mr. John O’Connell to dinner. procured, from an experienced flax-grower, Mr. Patter- It would have been intelligible enough, had his ...
... ceful and legal agitator*, or the advocates of an npneal In arms —nil are declaring themselees older title. M United Irish* men, and proof that the long denied a* sertion of llrurr Grattan i* the truth, namely, that there e\i*t« and has long in IrrUml ...