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... that Government when so much the spirit which called them forth was still in existence. Although there were now persons in arms against the Government in Ireland, yet the organisation which arose out of recent transactions in Ireland was still in existence ...
... intention of impairing altering the great principle upon which the Poor Law was founded. Herbert, Sir L. O’Brien, Monsci.t., and Grattan co-operated with the other Irish members in their attack upon the unfortunate law; whilst S. Crawford traced the emigration ...
... Bernard would rest the defence of the measure upon the single fact, that large quantity arms had been imported into Ireland, and no one at this time knew where those arms were. Mr Roche complained of the absence of the members for the West Riding and Manchester ...
... past cloven o’clock, and the discussion proceeded with closed doors. . , i It was understood that, while were excluded, Mr. Grattan, for the purpose of testing the question of opening the gallery, moved that the chairman report progress, which the committee ...
... i„io„, ..cie nt\el was a renter error, nothin I, fiirtlier Iron, his feelings ..,,.1 conviction. Hunt of sew-ring- the right arm from the „i the o'l'lai'n'ted with o ,he l -' ,r i .' : ' i l' hetter necurry , - v 'vntmiems than Lord Cion- l» n , lt,,d ...
... f.xt.— lt now ». certaiuetl that if only of the ohjcctians which have been lodged against the electors in the mid county Cardigan are substantiated, the next candidate for reception will have hut little trouble to canvass, nearly half the will disliau ...
... (lie continuance war. There was anotln case of suspension of arms of different character these which had just referred to. alluded the affairs of Sicilv. In that case also suspension of arms had been concluded, hut the character of tins ease was what different ...
... ever beamed on highest Pontiff s Board! GEORGE SUTTON. Elton. May 29, 1849. [FOR TOE DURHAM CHRONICLE.] SHADOWS. By Thomas John Cleaver, Author of “Night and other Poems.” I pause to wonder if were a dream Which, half-distinguished, swept before eye! ...