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... IRELAND DUBLIN, March 26. Mr. John O'Connell is pronounced something little better than a traitor to the cause of Ireland. His conduct in the committee of the Repeal Association the past few days is freely spoken of by the independent memrers of that ...
... Admiralty continued to transact official business at the superintendent's offices till half-past eleven, when Lord Auckland, Lord John Hay, Captain Milne, Mr. Ward, and Captain Eden, accompanied by Admiral Prescott, Mr. Fmcham, Captain James, &c, proceeded on ...
... rendered almost im- passable by the great assemblage of spectators in equipages, and we recognised, a cheval, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Adolphns Fitzclarence, the Earl of March, Captain Somer- set and Miss Somerset, &c. The Marquis of Anglesey, on being ...
... IRELAND. DUBLIN, Friday Morning*. LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The noble Premier, we are told, takes his de- parture from the Irish metropolis tbis day. What brought him hither, wbat be brought witb him, or takes away, the Castle chronicler sayeth not ; and nobody ...
... on them to arm for a repeal of tbe union; that it was pos- sible to obtain a repeal of the union without bloodshed, but that it might be necessary to use force, and blood might be shed, and, therefore, it wae right to have arms, aud to arm. The parties ...
... up their arms, and he would protect their lives, and would give them five minutes to consider whether they would give up their arms. He did not say anything further. They told him they would not give up their arms. Did not see any fire-arms with him then ...
... the garrison were under arms, and the police were quite alive. They arrested one of the clubbists for giving the order to march, and lodged him in the Fleet-street watch-house without opposition. At two o'clock the Grattan Club, headed by Mr. Meagher ...
... nothing else was spoken of. The following jury was sworn:— John Fitzgerald (fore- man), 72, Great Brunswick-street ; Wm. VVi Hans, mer- chant; James Power, gentleman; Major Robert Dillon; John Andrew iSweetman, Esq.; Benjamin Lee Guineas, brewer; Charles ...
... Gladstone, John Hudson, C. Gerrans Phillips. Pelly, Oldmixon, Arthur Ctr.iiniing, Richard Douglas. Henry King, Hon. .1 . W. S. Spencer, John Sanderson. C. H. -lay, Thos. B. Bond. C. T. Hillyar, Do Saumerez, John T. Paulson, John Sykes, M'Kinnon, ...
... carry arms? But it was the busiuess of the Attorney General to prove that the arms were procured for treasonable purposes. Did they say or prove for what purpose the arms were procured; Did th-y at the police office say why they wanted the arms of the ...
... i Ireland bj ; the self-immolation of John Mitchel, and his faithf- ' friend, John Mirtin— by Mr. Meagher und Mr. O'Gorman, the sons of two of our richest merchants— by Mr. Dully, our greatest journalist— by John Dillon _:iii Smith ?? whom much fortune ...
... OURGESS'S NEW SAUCE for GENERAL aP PURPOSES having gained such great approbation, ami the demand for lt continuing te increase, JOHN BURGESS and SON beg most respectfully to offer thustheir best acknow- ledgments to the publicfor their liberal patronage of ...