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... liberty arm (hear, hear, ami ironical chcera from the Irish members). Mr. Mitchell Henry, who was ironically cheered by the Irish members, insisted that the Government did not renew the Arms Act any outrages that nueht occur would their door. Mr. John Morley ...
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... Sdspkwobt Bill.—- The John Bull newspaper says the majority the House of Lords against Mr. Gladstone's Suspensory Bill will probably he 100. Thr Death of Captain Nolan.—But Russian shell bursting the right front of Lord Cardigan now threw out fragment ...
... THE TRUSTER IN BANKRUPTCY, JOHN J. UOUGUTLY. THK kNTKANI t: kc. are- C>'ia. wiudii:..; and kitchen lurmtore and uteusit -. and m ...
... Manager Mr. H. W. PEARSON. ON MONDAY NEXT, the 28th Instant, the Drama LOCAL INTEREST entitled ON 'CHANGE, Mrs. JOHN WOOD will appear. Mr. H. P. Grattan, J. G. Warde, and Charles R Rennell, being also specially engaged. JJENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE, FAREWELL NIGHT ...
... evening Mr Robert Thomas Cardigan House Oriocieth elected chairman of for ensuing year strong resolutions wore in favour of Suspeusory Bill the Local Veto Bill protest entered petitions the Suspensory Bill got up Church Chester Man John Phennah Hall-street ...
... license is refused. Frnoeis Sharp, beerhouse-keeper, was supported by Mr. Grattan in his application for a license for a house opposite to the last, in Laird-street Mr. Grattan, after urging upon the bench the requirements of the neighbourhood, put in ...
... influence with the committee in his case. DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN CARDIGAN morninz last week the officials ials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Willi: awaiting their trial at the assizes. ...
... i THE COMMISSION CLOSE MR T D SULLIVAN’S EVIDENCE H D RHYME JOHN IN THE BOX Mr T further cross-aminod by Mr Murphy QO subject Mr Sullivan's Mr Sullivan’s thoroughly inquired inti jocular The I Mr to certainly but chat!' indignantly serious like with his ...
... he is therefore not chargeable with the performance of the important duties to his command. LORD CARDIGAN. missioners Respecting the conduct of Lord Cardigan, the Com abstain from pronouncing any censure. SIR RICHARD AIREY. On acarefal review of the imputati ...
... which was not thoroughly loyal and closely attached to property of the country. Tbo experiment which Grattan desired was not tried. Whether Grattan’s theory of government could ever have soeceeded is an historical question of much divoutc. The great ...
... Mansfeld.) one of AssavtTs on THE Hi atrick Grattan, the Militia an assault on 117 and 93. It about balf-past oa Sandsy morn- ing, Grattao and four others were going along the arm-in-arm, and very body off the Grattan was being taken to two prisoners with the ...