... promotion to the Lieutenancy of the Hon. Corps of gentle- men at Arms, by Lord Foley ; the Rev. C Lenny, D. D., by the Earl of Cardigan; the Rev. William Jas. Jenkins, by the Earl of Cardigan ; Capt. Hon. Thos. R.N., Lord Kenyon ; Lieut. on. Jacob Astley ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. IRELAND, SEARCH FOR ARMS AND OF TilE MAME \S CORPUS ACT The •nnounceincnt of 1.01(1 John Russell's intention to apply on Saturday to Parliament for siblitional powers to crush inaurroction in Ireland. readied Dublin by electric telegraph ...

... were no longer masters of their lives; they belon, to the country, to liberty, to vengeance. Cheers. ) te the fettered hand of John Upon the wails of Newga destinies of his country ; and Mitchell had inscribed the were resolved to be the martyrs or the rulers ...

... same be paid within 12 months af*er his death, and he appointed hi* *on John Woods sole eaecotor, and died in 1846. Twelve mouths alter this William Woods applied to His brother John, the eaecutor, for payment the 100/, legacy, but be waa referred to an ...

... liritish connexion. fie hoped, however, that the Government would lose no time is providing them with arms and ammunition . for, at present, they had no other arms than some old rusty and useless yeomanry muskets. Some further conversation thee took place among ...

... And Ireland only demands these things, because for age. Sawn institutions have pervaded her soil and imbued her people. Grattan and Charlemont ar• Saxon Rained. In all the principles for which these remarkable men !intended no vestige of a Celtic idea ...

... Lord Lansdowne’s assertion were true that the meeting on Kennington common had been dispersed by the police force. Mr. H. Grattan d the bill as wholly incapable o coping with the evils of Ireland. t. followed on the same side, contending that the bill ...