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... d circumstances of extraordinary humiliation. (Cheers.) he French Marseillaise” was then sung the Hungarians, and Citizen Engels, who wore long beard, next addressed the meeting, and assured them that Marshal llaynau, having been “.Lynched” he had been ...
... merely say I cordially prapose the resolution 1 have already read to you. Mr. Harney, editor ii,e lied Rtpubluctn, citizen Engels, German, Mr. Brown and Mi. O.iome, after which three were given for liie Times and the Mommy Ciuonick, three cheers lor the ...
... the victims whose blood he hud shed. . , „ The French Marseillaise was then sung the Hunga- | rians, and r i.* a. Citizen Engels, introduced as one who had fought tor freedom in many lands, and wore loug beard, next addressed the meeting,and assured them ...
... was sold, if they dared to persecute their men. A fifth gentleman—who wore a long beard, rejoiced in the name of Citizen Engels, avowed himself a German, and was introduced to the meeting as one who had fought for freedom in many lands expressed a ...
... was thee sung by the Mr. Browne—You are and a paid man for Ilsogatiaos. and jobbers—more, a convicted jobber don't you Chins Engels. introduced as one who had fought trot the wet straw ? chap 1 (uproar, atad cries of for Undoes in many lauds. sod who wore ...
... Admiralty, 3. Parker. Esq. Secretary, and Capt. Eden, Private Secretary, arrived at Queenstown, on Satur• day evening, in the Engel Eagle, from Portsmouth, on their official tour of the outposts. Rear Admiral Dixon embarked in the Gipsy cutter, proceeded ...
... before his eyes the victims whose blood had shed. The French Marseillaise was then snog by the Hungarians, and Citizen Engels, introduced as one who had fought for freedom in many lands, and who wore long beard, next addressed tbe meeting, and assured ...
... hear). The French Marsellaise . ' was their sung by a Polish refugee, the entire meeting juiuing in eine us in English— M Engel, a Prussiau, next addressed the meeting in broken English, thanking the brewery-workmen fur setting such an example as would ...
... among the heads of the Chartists dur l its the 10th of . ARril, 1848, Mr. Julian Harney, Edit or o f th e Republican, Citizen Engels, a German sugar-baker, who had fought for liberty in many lands, Hungarian and Polish singers, who gave the Marseillaise ...
... Wismar Sophie, Krak Bremen for Stettin Anna Agatha, Klingen Hamburg for Rostock Louise Charlotte, Niemann Newcastle fur Wolgast Engel Bertha, Gaudesen Stavanger for Baltic Caroline, Tonnesan Bergen for Jessy Ann, Clark Hartlepool./or Malmo Junge 8011, Kolk ...
... Ilioalain and Co-545 and Co-Ca.,,'.. Ilkock. Monllll.ll W de ream 1641 Aug. A F Mace-1W J Hew pont and Sono-22D hegira and Engel- Inst. Adooit (of Cousin.. 74 tons) Irmo Knit,- 1011, V., and F Iluth Co -how's Duck. Molt., to.) A (tom Smyrna, Amp. I. Zoo ...
... Arendt, Bersen, Rio Janeiro Engel Margretbe, Rascb [27] Ronne Anne Maria, Hay ARENDAL. Arrived [Sept. 20] from Alpha, Aalbolrn, Caen HALS. Arrived [Sept. 21] from , H J Juul, Ronne Sailed [Sept. 17] for , J J Ove, England , A Engel [22] London , M P Wintber ...