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... in short, expelling Mr. Browne. c olt' Mr. John Reynolds rose with great pleasure to it the motion. Of course, he approved of the late Castlebar, at which Mr. Dillon Browne was called 0 resign. As to Mr. Grattan, he really could not fully eSye his astonishment ...
... be said, Do you not mean to go with arms?l said, I did not, and he said, I was a fool if I did not, The rest of his evidence merely went to prove that Powell used every endeavour to get the witness to arm himself. —Cross examined : I never had ...
... agent at Bristol, and the sister of the plaintiff The platieff tept house herself at Cardigan, and her brother, w h i , was a malts.er. lived with her. Was at Cardigan it: A tignst last. The defendant exiled at eleittliffe house at Fevers in the evening ...
... . Tasaker, John Sefton, John Wilde, Charles Kelsall, Thomas Winterbottom, John Leech, Thomas Leech, Moses Leigh, William Moss, John Smith, Richard Shorrocks, Thos. Latimore, James Wrigley, William Parker, Richard Sill, Samuel Sugden, John ...
... the Provisional Government will not Lewer, 16, Charles Tothill, 20, John White, 18, John Reed, imitate the governments which are usurpers of the cove- 36, John Connell, 21, and John Prendergast, 20, were inreignty of the people, which would corrupt the ...
... land, the Earl of Cardigan, Viscount Exmouth, Viscount Hardinge, Lord Ward, the Right Hon. Fox Maule, M. G. de Beaumont, the French Minister, and two Attachts, Baron Andrian, Sir Edward Cust, Admiral and Lady Emily Dundas, Lord John Hay, and Messrs. Parker ...
... Then, and no sooner, would they be free men; and thus only might they hope to effect,the liberation of John Mitchel by his country arraying itselfin arms and in glory. (Cheers.) Mr. Richard O'Gorman, junior, Mr. Galway, and other speakers having addressed ...
... be called to the bar to answer certain questions touching the service of an order of the . House W for the attendance of Mr. John Marriner and Mr. Chadwick, the secretary and chairman of the North Wales Railway Company. The messengers were accordingly called ...
... the leaders of a loyal association at Dublin and the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, relative to the expediency of assembling in arms, the order of the day was moved for the third reading of this bill. Mr. HUME repeated his objections to the measure, and moved ...
... hall ; also to appoint the Rev. W. 11. Brookfield, M.A., and John Daniel Morell, and Zelinger C. Symons, Esqrs., to be three of her, Majesty's Inspectors of Schools in England and Wales ; and John Gibson, Esq., to be one of her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools ...
... the Earl of Cardigan, Viscount Exmouth, Viscount Flardinge, Lord Ward, the Right Hon. Fox Maule, G• de Beaumont, the French Minister, and two Attaches, Baron Andrian, Sir Edward Cust, Admiral and Lady Emily late ew y L iN o i rd ay John Hay, and Messrs ...
... umberlaud, the Earl of Cardigan, Viscount Exmouth, ZViscount Hardinge, Lord Ward, the Right Hon. Fox Maule, G. de Beaumont, the French Minister, and two Attaches, L Bar on Andrian, Sir Edward Cust, Admiral and Lady Emily ew Pas, Lord - John Hay, and Messrs. ...