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... Already Mr. John O’Connell has come out with address to the Catholics of Ireland,’ urging them to meet and petition, without a moment's delay, 1 against the proposed aggression of the Prime Minister upon civil and religious liberty.’ Mr. Henry Grattan makes ...
... throash France, awl will be is London I. about three weeks.—Lord and Lady John Remelt bane been to Paris. in conerquenee of the of one of the Misses Elliot, a sister of L a dy John Bothell—CM Thersdey the Bishop of Lincoln delivered one of series of lectures ...
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... CASE OF THE MADIAIS. The following striking letter addressed to Sir Henry Bulwer, the Biitish Minister at Florence, by Lord John Russell, has just been printed in a Parliamentary paper: 1 Foreign Office, January 18,1853. Sir, According to the last accounts ...
... said to protrude through her skin in several places, and ander her eo sore that obe cannot lie down. The thick part of her arm le warmly the thickets. of a man'. two engem. The enmity has continued for years. The father and staten are now is custody.—Another ...
... New Maras, from ► reliable mares that Colealal ship was Mitred to Lord Ilea. bat be favour of Lord John Russell. As the peados la whit& it pleased Lord John Russell to pleas inane hi. having a mat in any Cabinet that meld hope the asthma' confidence out ...
... the fact—expiated their crime on the gallows, Monday, at Monaghan. Execution at Shrewsbury. —On Saturday, John Lloyd, convicted of the murder of John Gittins, blacksmith, at the village of Nescliff, eight miles from Shrewsbury, was executed in front of the ...
... though Austria on the one hand, and France on the other, have kept down the rising thirst for liberty by the sheer force of arms. there cannot be a doubt that at the present moment the hatred to foreign rule is as greataa ever it was,and that wb the ' ...
... to recal its order without offending the army. Such a mass put in motion, excited by national animosities, organised and armed, may prove a formidable source of agitation ; politically the Ministry is in as bad a position as General von Groben at Fulda; ...
... bear comparison with that of Sebastopol, that of Badajos, the Governor yielded up his sword to him. At Waterloo, ho lost his arm. Since then, he had devoted his life to the army; and he had rendered services to the army in time of peace not less eminent ...
... departments. Amongst his Lordship’s guests were—His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Hardinge, Sir John Burgoyne, Sir Hew Ross, Lord Cardigan, Major-General Wetherall, Major General Freeth, Major-General Yorke, Major-General Torrens, Major-General ...
... sufficient to satisfy the public. This not so. By all means, if the Earls of Lucan and Cardigan, if Sir Richard Aircy and Colonel Gordon, arc I falsely accused, let Sir John M‘Neill and Colonel Tulloch, and all the officers and soldiers they examined, be covered ...