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... feeling. Dismissal is now no more contemplated than prosecution. We have receded to worse Jhan the state of things described Grattan in 1790* en he said—“ Under the present administration, the Orangemen, instead of the punishment which their outrages should ...
... and inhabitants of Armagh, and the North of Ireland general! v, that has R E MOVED BELFAST, and that VISITS ARM •mySATfJTDAT. A Mr. GRATTAN wishes SELIHm HOUSE and MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT in Armagh, which will dispose of on very reasonable terms. BELFAST ...
... Will Mini Burns, F.sq., Writer. Dundee. Patrick Hanur Thoms, Esq., Banker. Jhlfatl d John Cuppuge & Co. Londonderry,. .. .Patrick Giknonr, Esq. also application Mr. John Mit-irß, Senior, Advocate, 54,Union-alreet, Aberdeen, Trustee ontLe Sequestrated Estate ...
... afternoon, at the Foreign-oftice, Downing-street. Ministers p nt were Lord John Russell, the ir eorge Gre + Vis sunt Palmerstor Chancellor, Gre the of the Exeh quer, Sir Frane ing. John Hobhouse, the R til nH Labo isle, Lore Lord Campbell, and th of Russell ...
... Fitzpatrick, Hon John W Queen Fortcseue. Chichester 'Outh 4o Fox. Richard Maxwell.- Longford Freneh. Fitzstephen Roscommon oJ Gore, W Richard OrmsbyShgo ...
... ts in ondon and Edinburgh, with the | order—the arms, of course, to be returned when tran- mmediately cox pleting the medical faculty.— every one. Reporter. | quillity is restored.” ‘To have given arms to the | as it was Dr y Quarter Assistant-Barrist ...
... his way to England, of Sir John Richardson from unsuoco sful search after Sir John Franklin’s expedition. Tlio letter mentions that, alter reaching the Arctic Ocean, travelled miles along the coast; and also, that Sir John speaks confidently • f the existence ...
... many of them armed, marched to procession to Tollymore Park, and on their way passed over Dolly's Brae, without meeting any opposition. their return, however, the hill of Magheramayo and the neighbouring hedges were | lined with armed men. and the Orangemen ...
... convulsions. man named John Dcval died last week from the offeels of the bile of tiger, which he received whilst visiting Hatty’s menagerie at Birmingham fair. Deval was drunk when entered the show, and incautiously leant his arm the frame-work of the ...
... there were—The late Lord r, his Lxcelleney the French Ambassador, Lord John Russell, tin.* Salisbury (l.ord Lieutenant the County), the Marquis of CUuricarde, the Lari of Cardigan, Earl Grey, Viscount I’ahnerston, M l’ , Ashley, 31.1*., Lord Hudley Stuart ...
... pressure of the crowd and prevent the occur- reucc of accidents. In the instance of a gallery erected in the rear of the Masons’ Arms public-house, the sup- | porting post.- had been placed upon the pavement in Swan: street. The landlord of the house was i ...
... the rights of Irish labour.” Dr. Grattan having been moved from the Chair, and Mr. G. W. Vance having been called thereto, thanks were voted to the former gentleman, and the meeting then separated, cheering loudly for John Mitchel, Smith O’Brien, and Mr ...