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... the preliminary inquiry look place into the charge of murder against John Bridgeman, a private of the 15th Foot, stationed at Castletown, for shooting a brother soldier, named John Connor, on the first of March inst., in the barracks in that town. The ...
... reclion lost week. Thousands of brave men had resolved that John Mitcbel should not leave the Irish shore except across their corpses. We apprehended that, under present circumstances, armed attempt to rescue him, and to free Ireland, might have proved ...
... of the moel profound and mournful character was produced there the intelligence of the discomfiture of the Piedmontese. arms! arms!” were the only cries, coupled with shouts of Viva Thalia !*’ wiucu resounded through the streets of the Eternal City. The ...
... CROWN AND GOV CRN NEXT SECURITY BILL. On the motion being put that the Speaker leave the chair for going into on this Bill, Mr. John O’Connell said regretted that her Majesty** Government had felt it their duty introduce such measure a* this. While every other ...
... Edward Cardwell, Charles Cowan, W. G. Craig, J. W. Dod, John Duncuft, G. C. Glyn, Sir J. Graham, Gilbert Greenall, Thomas Greene, James Heywood, Sir John Jervis, Colonel Lindsay, Sir Robert reel. Lord John Russel), George Sandars, Itobert A. Slaney. General ...
... get arms. If any one doubted or delayea before, let him abou^miiek now. Whoso intended to gel a pike, let t¥o or three, (bathe may have to lend to his pfc-enDeighbonrs. Let tho*se arm now who never nSed Bbforo, and those who always armed now arm the more ...
... the motion of the Repeal inasmuch as that step would show the tailacjfanfl absurdity of their whole proceedings. taunted Mr. John O Connell with not naving the moral courage to argue the questiou, which had himself brought forward, and to take the sense ...
... viz., John, aged six years; Mary Anne, four years; James, two years. twenty minutes past eight o’clock the cider boy, John, ran into the Fox amt Goose publichouse, exclaiming that his mother had murdered his Lrolhir and sister. The landlord, John Moss ...
... cousin John Hare, stated that be had called on the Baroness, at the request of Sir John, to demand the restoration of the rings, and was told bad been returned. He, the same time, presented bill for Is. Bd. on account of some expenses paid by Sir John, when ...
... advocacy of the principles of dnl and religious liberty, Three prisoners under sentence transportation, in Cardigan gaol, Wm. Davies, John Bradshaw, and John Clifford broke prison and escaped Tuesday evening week. It appears that 1025 persona tore sent in essays ...
... has received £6 from 8.,” account of the income tax. The amount will be paid into the receipt of the Exchequer. The Earl of Cardigan and Sir Robert Wilson wore last week again black-balled by the United Service Club. A little eirl died last week, in Manchester ...