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... old fire-eating “Confederation,” composed of “earnest men” of the John Mitohel school. The letter of the Chancellor is, of course, the usual preliminary step towards removing Dr. Grattan from the commission of the peace. Tim Doctor’s reply to the official ...
... and Count Corti, p gj John Young, Archdeacon Magee, Secretaries of Legation; the Austrian Minister and Countess Mr : Colonel M'Doual, 2d Life Guards, Major Colloredo, and Baron Wydenbruck, Secretary of Lega- willvams. M.P., Sir John Orde. Mr. F. “08. Vw ...
... g, Watermen hearing the following Banners:— ® The Royal Standard, The Union Jack. 2 3 The City Arms. The City Banner. ©“ Tho Arms of tho Tallow- St. John the Baptist. ? chandlers’ Company. g, The Banner of The Banner of g Mr. Aldermen Humphory, The Lord ...
... brilliant staff of general and field-officers were present, including the names of the Marquis of Anglesea, Viscount Hardinge, Sir John Burgoyne, Major-General Pox, and Sir Frederick Smith. They visited every point of the lines where the operations were in progress ...
... M’Naghten, John Hope, M.P., Thomas Phillips, James J. R. Mackenzie. Frederick Thesiger, John Orde, John Liddell, Benjamin 0. firodie, Shafto Adair. Alexander Hood, M.P., R. L. Newman, H. W. Barron. M.P., W. Clay. Charles Fellows, Bebert Price, M.P.. John Hare ...
... many of them were armed. Believed that they had been the habit of marching armed on tho 17th of March. Believed it to be a Riband procession ; also believed that the respectable Catholics did not attend it. Met parties on the road armed, but did not see ...
... Oovernnient of and the civil and military authorities of the county of Down, relating to processions, public meetings, or armed assemblages of the people on the 12ch day of this instant July. Lord CASTLEREAGH advised the hon. gentleman to withdraw his ...
... each. A fine proof copy of the wellknown print, Cross Purposes,* brought guinea. A copy of the now scarce print of ‘Henry Grattan,’ fetched (after some spirited bidding) ono guinea. Landseer's Angler’s Daughter * (engraving), 10s. fid. * The Volunteers ...
... list of the Majority in the Division the llatc-in-Aid BUI : The Lo.U Chancellor barix*. Scarborough Poky . - : i.’ ££. Hi. G arm ana Gaui*'?# Devonshire lionv.Mugh L. - • Har»lr. ...
... NOEL. (Prom the Chruticm Timet.) The Hon. and Bev.B. W. Noel waa baptised on Thuradav evening, the Bev. Mr. Erana'a Chapel, John-street, Bedford-row. A* might be expected, the chapel crowded long before the eeremonj commenced. After hymn had been aong ...
... FEBRUARY 7, 1849. no beneficial measure would be introduced; but Lord Cla* rendon would become (he great gaoler of Ireland, armed with authority Mize upon one who ventured to op* poee the Government now in office or agitate upon any useful question. But ...
... conquest. The 10th of April has left no reverses to be compensated, and no victims to be avenged. Our political passages of arms are carried within the same limits Of order and with the same measured punctiliousnesi as before. Our lives and properties ...