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... in the sum of £ 10 each. John Mahony and John Kelly (two athletic Irishmen) were then charged with assaulting the same John Matthews, on the occasion referred to in the last case, at Aubrey's beer- house, the Plymouth Arms.—John Matthews ...
... on the 26th of June, again returned to Parliament for London by a majority of 3,203 votes over his opponent, Lord John Manners. 8. John Wilson. the celebrated Scottish vocalist, died of cholera at Quebec, aged forty-eight. 9. William Smith O'Brien, Thomas ...
... intense, with snlost trembling interest. We are igno- rant of what the govornmomont is about to do-of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage otet his sagacity. I will not dispute his possession of these virtues ...
... the United Kingdom-(cheers.) I am amazed that Protestants should uphold that Church- (hear, hear.) Protestantism las come armed with all sorts of terror and everything thas makes it repulsive and horrible to the people of Ireland ; and, therefore. whether ...
... humble name should be affixed to their petition as a set off to that nefarious one which the name of John Ennis was attached to (hear, and groans). Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL in bringing up the report of the law and distress committee said :-Sir, it is the intention ...
... resources of Ire- e land, and which was seconded by Mr. John Enniv, high e sheriff of Doblin. e The proposers and seconders of the remaining re9sri a e lions were the Marquis of Drogheda, Mr. Creagh, Lord ; arm, Mr. C setwoode, Col. Voreker, and Mr. Bowen. I ...
... officer of' the Loncon uetscnive force k air Oneppey), Is nere to ,make an) inquiry into the mysterious disappearance of John Kirk and John Bell; the first of whoto has been missing since the 12th of ulctober, and the latter since the 13th of November, with ...
... Clserhes!Demely, Joh P Whilty, ~j'Geoge nssie 'R~ W~ilson,' 'Johin 'M'Kcnhi 'C;'Pip .Rledrnsond;- Ecird Butleif' John' 'itysrn,: Vt 'C Esiy, 'John ' Duonne, 'aA6ke CtiCorf,; 'Eavrd JToneo''Dowieg,'C; J! M; i Rooron, Tinotliy Gieen'j Very' Rev 'Dr Sprott, ...
... occurred to Mr. George Hearne, son of John Hearne, Biq., of Ardnaree. The young gentlemanwas out shooting, and when disrcharging a shot, the gun burst, and his left arm was shattered. From the injury sustained, the arm, from the elbow dovrn- wrardg,-hsad ...
... ; together, with the s corresporridence ?? Sir Jarrics Brooke rind her Majesty's Goverirmait on tire saume subject ? I Lord JOHN RUSSELL.said tire Government were quite a ready to lay on the table any informsation they lied err this c Isubject. He was ...
... in theas provinces, in accordancewiththe treaty; while Turkey, e though her soldiers were reduced to the allotted d 10,000, arming the population, and a new war was fully to be expected as soon ats in spring the I passes of the Balkan should be practicable ...
... Lans- downe's Irish estates. Mr. GEORGE BANKES read a Queen's Speech deli- vered while Sir John Young was in office, and argued, from that speech, that Sir John had either ,changed his opinion (inasirnuch as the Speech men- ttioned the improvin g state ...