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... and to look more to the tranquillity of their country, and to the development of the industry and resources of Ireland. Mr. John O'CosivELL moved, as an amendment, that a committee consisting of twenty-one members be formed by ballot, to examine such ...
... stated that Lord John Russell had objected, and that the Lord-Lieutenant afterwards forbore from such recognition; after this, 6001. was sent by Capt. Kennedy to the grandmaster from Dublin, and the order to procure 500 stand of arms to the grand secretary ...
... prudent Scots declined taking the steps proposed by Mr. Prentice, but promised that Dundee should not be wanting if Lord John Russell's financial explanations and projects, in the opening session, should appear unsatisfactory ; and if, on the other ...
... 19.—We understand that the military in this garrison have been ordered to remain under arms, and ready for duty, during each night since Sunday. Second Captain Grattan has taken charge of the engineer department here, vice Captain Galway, removed to North ...
... Board of Ordnance for the purpose of being allowed to take back certain arms which he had made for the Government for the purpose of fulfilling another contract for the supply of arms to the Sicilian Government. The Board of Ordnance applied to the foreign ...
... Capt. Charles Henry White, to Elizabeth, daughter of Col. J. P. Hamilton. at Ile,aton Norris, Charles John Sandford, Surgeon, son of the late John Sandford, Esq., Bengal N. 1., to Emily Rose, daughter of Edward Armstrong, Esq., of Lower Broughton. 96th ...
... husband a few years since filled the office of High Sheriff of the county. A letter signed L. Grattan informs the that the reported resolve of Mr. James Grattan to sell his Irish estates, leave his native country for ever, and settle in Old Virginia, is ...
... peace.—(Cheers) His own weak points he skimmed over as if conscious of their soreness, and snatching a triumph in the very arms of defeat, showed his singular adroitness and great skill at the expense of candour and dignity. The Marquis of Granby followed ...
... Adelaide do. on the subject. There were present, Prince George of Cambridge, Prince Edward „ 11 John Dugdale of Saxe-Weimar, the Duke of Leeds, the Earl of Cardigan, Viscount Canning, „ Monarch Viscount Newport, Viscount Cantilape Lord J. Murray, Admiral Elliott ...