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... of their laws. their bayonets, and their gibbets. The end was at hand ; they should get arms and prepare, for the fentence of Mitchel must ba reversed by the arms of a freo people. (Cheen.) Mr. RICHARD O'GORMAN likened the condition of Ireland to that ...
... tendency to the advice to which I allude. At a meeting of the Grattan Club on that day I stated we ought to come to the resolution to resist by force, in case of conviction, the trantportationi of John Mitchel [loud cheersj * and, at the worst, that the ship ...
... circumstances evidence, returned a verdict of Found drowned. Escape from Cardigan GaoL—Qa Thursday afternoon two-prisoners, Charles Martin and George Davies, confined Cardigan gaol, and committed for trial at the next assize for housebreaking, succeeded ...
... Board of Trade which fitted one man for both ; and he referred to the spectacle of Lord John Russell's brother sitting at the door of the House in which Lord John was the Premier. He compared our expenses per head with those of government under the United ...
... Ditto Quarter 132 Is” 7 pm' auiUd r« that *» John Bolton.. 814 992 i^Sj t i T t r.° , .hc U, r - of the na,ion«r originally founaed; and. in m the name of the Governmen. to inadmissible, but : i. .1 pm, . The John Bolton hzah.d her poop..ken off. zud rethat ...
... Office. A deputation, including Mr Arthur Mills, Mr. Francis Scott, and Mr. Hodges had an interview with Lord John Russell on Tuesday. Sir John Davis ' Bart, from Hong Kong had an interview with E ar l Grey yesterday at the Colonial Office. A deputation ...
... respectable 1 can. Bv Electric Tklkorxph.— [From the Freeman’s Journal.]—\> Mr. Meagher was proceeding the head his club v Grattan Wednesday evening, from the club-room in Cumberland street the Music hall, was stopped at the end Glocester street the police ...
... A. Martin, J. Williams, John Dundas, G. Morgan, IL K. G. Williamson, Sir H. Ellice, Edward Morris, David Willoughby, Sir H. Evans, John Oswald, Alexander Wilson, Matthew Ewart, William Packe, C. W. Wortley, J. S. Fergus, John Patten, J. W. TELLERS. Forster ...
... aid was called in and the part cut out to get worse, her arm, head, and gradually her whole body, swelled to alarming extent, and she expired last week in great agony. Cubs for FuRcttASE of Arms. ;The kiceMr Clronicte stales that numbers of workmen in ...
... lihness Prince Genorge of Caolbridge, attended by the Honourable Captain MacdollId. wns also lpreselt ; also, tile Earl of Cardigan, Earl Ross- len, I.srd Vivian, Lord llankellin, Sir Hungh and Lady Campbell, ?? Chlalloner, and most of tbe titled and d ...
... all the honours of war. hoy were to lay down their arms at ratio distance from Peschiera, and then marched to Aitcona to embark for Trieste. The capitulation stipulates that they shall not take up arms against the Italians as long as tho war of independence ...
... disembodied out-pensioners, and armed police. An order has been received at Birmingham, from Ibe French government, for 50,000 stand of aims. There is also order from the government of Denmark to the extent of 3i>,oUo stand of arms. The Nottingham Review wa ...