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... 1782 Grattan moved a resolution in the Irish Parliament, the chief purport of which was the repeal of the statute of George 1., by which b.'nglaud claimed a right to legislate for Ireland. There never was orator who had greater triumphs than Grattan through ...
... addressed Lord Cardigan, who commanded the whole of the troops, and expressed himself highly satisfied w ith the inspection. The Emperor was vociferously cheered as passed along the line ; as were also the Duke of Cambridge and Lord Cardigan. During the ...
... with knives and iron bolts. He escaped with difficulty, having received severe stab wound in the arm. The captain, seeing the disposition of the men, armed himself and his officers with revolvers, being apprehensive of serious consequences. He did not ...
... Argyll, the Earl Malmesbury, the Earl Ellenborough. Sir Charles Wood (Secretary for India), the Earl of Lucan, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Stanley, Sir ii. Murchison, Sir U. Hamilton, Sir Airey, and numerous other gentlemen officially otherwise connected ...
... from Mr. 11. Grattan, J. RUSSELL said had communicated with the French Ambassador in consequence of what had fallen from Lord Palmerston; but that gentleman had said that could not recollect any particular expressions made use of him (Lord John Russell), ...
... carried with renewed vigour under the stimulus of returning success. The Calysto then ran alongside the frigate, “yard-arm to yard-arm; muzzle to muzzle.” This position, however, proving too hot” for her, she took her position off the frigate's larboard ...
... discoveries in conne»tl«u with the Irish branch of the frauds are hourly comii ...
... their example. The following were elected act committee for the ensuing year:—Messrs John Mischell, president; James Webster, collector and treasurer; and James M Intire, John Milne, and David Stewart. Etacrao-Bionocv. —It will seen from our advertising columns ...
... England. SCOTLAND. The Queen has liooo pleased present the Rev. John Forbes to the church and parish of Sleat. in the presbytery and Isle of Skye, vacant by the tran-p irialiun of the Rev. John M‘l»er, late minister there, to the church and parish ot Kilmuir ...
... first time. Terms moderate as formerly. A fine little boy, whose left arm and leg were paralysed for about four years, was Galvanised for few weeks, and became able to use both arm and leg tolerably well. A middle-aged man who, for about three years, ...
... it. for these ohjsatis■« arc very damaging the for e and validity the owsdnsions arrived such a Hoard. Why send him ami Sir John M*Xeill to the S|iot at all. their labours were bcin judged this manner officers ho had never liecn in the Crimea? Not one ...