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... had staled at the county of Dublin meeting that the great Grattan was a free trader in the sense in which these words were generally imderatood. Now, he (Mr. Butt) could inform Mr. that when Grattan free trade it was free trade for Ireland with colonics—lrchnd ...
... Manufactures of Glasgow, had an interview on Wednesday last with Lord John Russell and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the Treasury, on the subject of the reduction of the Duty on Tea. Lord John Russell having attentively listened to the representations of ...
... 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 ...
... quitting the turnipdield Hogan presented his gun, took deliberate aim, bred, and shot the unfortunate man in the left arm and side . arm shattered, and several slugs are lodged He without hopes of his recovery. nday, 1 K an was fully committed for trial ...
... face, hit her on the h ea d w ith a troubles of Cephalonia, he briefly recapitulated the of her arm , the maintenance of homage for the stone, cut her arms; and then smash e d a chair on her labours of the session, the most important of which y forehead ...
... ace J. Walsh (1839) and John Cotton (1847), to the Arethnsa. Mate Arthur R. Owen (1849), to the Arethusa. Midshipmen—G. W. Strong, to the Arethusa, and E, A. Tweedaie, to the Hermes steam vessel, at Woolwich. Naval Cadet John Morley, to the Aretbnsa. ...
... his arm. Witness rau after him, calling out Stop thie`,” and the prisoner seeing that he was closely followed threw away the print and bolted up Panton-street as fast as his legs could carry him. On turning into the Haymarket he raa into the arms of ...
... review in the Ulversion Advertleer m.ty be left, addressed to the Editor at Haws. 'intake,. and Co's., Ave Maria Lane RAILWAY ARM COMMERCIAL INFORMATION . Samuel Snit, Felluta of tAe StetiAtiool Sa iiety Laudon 4T.—Shsith and Se., Strand,—Longman and Co ...
... 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 ...
... ns Ada Mary . 4 yrs ; 6st 101b Lord Villiers Ratbmines, 6 6st 101b Lord Cardigan ns Priestess, 4 yrs; 91b CoL Absoo'b 85 lb Mr ' Sbafto Tuscan. 6st 91b Mr. J. G. Smyth ns Yard Arm. aged ; 6st Mr. H. Arnold n. bl c Acomb, yrs; 6st 81b Mr. R. Andalusian ...
... CA ArtropoliO. BRITISH BENEFICENT INSTITUTION.—The Earl of Cardigan, the President, has fixed Wednesday, May 29, for a dinner to celebrate the foundation of the institution, at which the gallant earl will preside, at the Freemasons' Hall. FIRES IN LONDON ...
... that paper have them, when trade was sinking, and agriculture almost bankrupt, to sit with folded arms, lest they should disturb the slumbers of Lord John Russell? No, they mnst be up and doing. But it was said funds were high—that the workhouses were ...