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... OF COMMONS. Frost, Williams, and Jones. Mr. F. moved address to the crown, praying her Majesty to extend her royal pardon to John Frost, Zephaniah Williams, and Wm. Jones. Mr. Waklev seconded motion.—Sir G. Grey, firm and indignant terms, denounced the ...
... house to utter language to which, any other place, my answer would have been a blow. Such were the expressions used by Mr. Grattan towards Mr. Corrie; and a duel was the immediate result. We do not think there was any fear of a duel between Mr. O'Conner ...
... organise themselves with a view to the protection of their lives, liberties, and properties, but without the assumption of arms or ensigns, which would be illegal unless with the direct sanction of the crown which had not as yet been given. THIBD BEADING ...
... (Cheers). The end was at hand and so , get arms and prepare (Loud applause) sooner, would they be free men; and thus o. J™*' they hope to effect the liberation of John M_ che by his country arraying itself arms and glory. (Cheers). ...
... liable in get tan, but in general also more virtuous, aud . good actions than he. '(I ' f oll . - Ladies—The celebrated Dr. John Dow w*i, ver y excellent advice to the young ladies of .he buxom, bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked, fullf f s, J , lass, who darn ...
... three o'clock sitting at the Castle: At a meeting of the officers of the Dublin clubs, held on Saturday night, Juiy 15, 1848, John B. Dillon Esq, president of the Curran Club, in the chair, the following was moved by Willam S. O'Brien, Esq., M.P., seconded ...
... parts.” The remarks of the noble lord were received with marked approbation. Lorp CarDIGAN AND THE llra Hussars.—The John Bull has published a statement relative to Lord Cardigan, founded upon a case, the alleged of which are briefly these:—A short time since ...
... at Bowness, took place by the Ret. W. Bryans, Thursday last, the 21st inst., and the following boys obtained prices: Master John Martin won the annual subscription prize of gold pen, for penmanship, by producing a very neatly written copy book of Algebra; ...