... spread the pall of death over .h» table the American Congress—for John Calhoun ; for Hkney Clat; and for Daniel Wkbstbr. When the United States, after thousand insults to her flag, sprang to arms for Free Trade and Sailors’ Rights” in 1812, the generals and ...

... tbe implements of their trade, with tbe city arms ; above the shield rose two arms, holding katebet and trowel- Stonecutters.—Two supporters with a shield, on which were depicted three towers and the city arms. The device was, ‘We will raise temple to tbeMost ...

... Frederica Dorothea Maria Josepha. On the occasion of his examination on Wednesday, before the Sebastopol Committee, the Earl of Cardigan appeared, to use a military phrase, to in excellent leather. was attired in a blue Wellington frock coat and white kid gloves ...

... assistance, pecuniary and otherwise, which lay in his power. John Elliott, Esq., seconded the resolution, which was adopted. j j remaining resolutions were proposed ana seconded by Mr. Grattan, Mr. Caffrey, Mr. P. Clerk, and Mr. ArHiur O’Connor, all of ...

... Lord Talbot de Malaliide, Sir James Palmer, Bart, John Vance, Esq, M P, the Hon George Handcock, Francis Codd ; C, Alderman Hoe, I) L, Thomas Hutton, D L, L Guinness, Dr Gray, Aungier, J P, Henry Grattan. Esqrs, &c, &c. The purpose for which the deputation ...

... , Brown, Fellow of College. Quite in tbe style of Inquiaitor dealing with an obstinate heretic, Brown implores the secular arm, not on any account to deal harshly ~ murder, to mutilate ihe infidel Domine judex, quoth the Fellow. “ togamus vot ul miitrrimo ...

... chord to bis arm wbU'h the watchman duly pulled four clock: one a watchman intoxicated seized and pulled the cord vigorously that the sleepy performer exp cted to find himself jerked on the pavement. eminent Irish patriot, Henry Grattan, used to subsist ...

... through various attitudes of armed neutrality into overt alliance with the Whigs ; entered into the family compact ; broke it; set the Whigs at loggerheads ; held out hopes of coalition to the Tories ; quarrelled with Lord John, the Court, the Peelites, ...

... eyes; a ‘Spanish and Dutch expedition having reached it in the >aame year. A generation later, in 1642, when the Irish were in arms for their independence, Van Dieman’sLand was d scovered by Tasman, the Dutch navigator. For more than century these discoveries ...

... and to the plighted word of the great and good Washington, forgetful of the aid of Irish treasures, the services of Irish arms, and the sacrifice of Irish blood in the darkest period of their country's history, band themselves with the persecutors of ...

... Dr. Ryan, R.G. Bishop; William Monsell, E.-q., M.P.; Thomas Browne, Esq. ; Alderman Geary; Kev. John Limes, Vicar St. John’s; Edward S. Beveridge, Esq ; John Fogarty, Esq., and Joseph Harrison, Esq. A piece woollen plaid trousering was exhibited by Mr. ...

... C- Memorialist* as in duty bound shall ever pray. John Dohertt. P, Carrigart, Rasignl.L M Faddkn, P, V F, Falcarragb. Danikx, McGee, P, Bunheg. Girerdore. John O’Donnell, P P, Dungloe, Temples WMt«- John Flanagan, P, Kathmelton, Auguis. Hugh Cullen, C C ...