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... (unless we except “the Duke”) has filled any prominent post in administration, and few but will own that the triumphs of Grattan, and Plunket, and Croker, in the loftiest flights of eloquence, have been but feebly parodied by the most suc- cessful de ...
... with intense, withalmost trembling interest. are ignorant of what the Government is about to do—of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage and bis sagacity. will not dispute his possession of these virtues; ...
... the son of the illustrious Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, the member for Meath]. At that meeting Mr. Fitzsimon, turning to Mr. Grattan, said “Oh! your father put free trade on his banners in 1782.” What did the illustri- ous Grattan mean by that ? At that time ...
... Morshed, Edward Stanley, Edward M‘Donnel, Robert Harty, James Pitcairn, M.D.; Timothy O’Brien, E. Synge, J.P., D.L.; John Power, Kilfane ; John Power, Roebuck House; Edward Borough, Edward Fitz- gerald, Robt. Kane, President Cork College ; James Murray, Duncan ...
... 65th regiment; | Barry, H John € Beatty Major, Q.C ; D Lyneb, Walker, | at ; Ww i Griffith, Lent. ene; Blayney, Baliour, Adair, Smyly, Grierson, James Flood, Peter Barlow, Ko- | bert R. Guinness, Daniel O'Connell, Boyle John 8. Cras ford, Dichy Starkey ...
... had been furnished in the order in which they hed been supplied to Government. In answer to another question from Mr. Lord JOHN RUSSEL! said that the Danish Government hed not refused to renew the armistice with Germany. Mr. HORSMAN moved for the returns ...
... much of the land in England, was in. herited or acquired subject to poor rate, and introducing a personal allusion to Lord John Russell, as the son of a great house which had certainly not so inherite1, and denying also that such subjection, if it existed ...
... Reynolds, Henry Grat- tan M.P. ; James Grattan, J.P., D-L.; Edward Busby, A J. Ferrier, John Gold, Edward Hayes, William Digges La Touche, Sir Richard Baker, Dr. Gray, Wilson Gray, M Burke, H. Richard Kelly, H. John Chambers, sen. ; Dr. Kirwan, Dr. Atkinson ...
... HOLD FURNITURE (made by Frercuer), including Mahogany Dining Room Chairs, Easy Chairs in Morocco, ir of Antique Carved Oak Arm Chairs, Cylinder Secre- tary, Tea Store, Dumb Waiter, Garduvine, Loo Table, Two Handsome Flower Stands, Carpets and Hearth Rugs ...
... Coliseum, 450, Broadway, on Satu 16, St. Patrick’s Eve. Shields, U ee Robert Emmett, Charles O’Conor, Hon. Join M‘Keon, John B. Dillon, John Van Buren, Henry Giles, M ael Crean, and other have been invited. Front seats exclu for ladies. Admittance free. taken ...
... bad fever about 3 years agu, I have ever since been sufering from its producing «xcessive nervous ness, in my neck and left arm, and general weakness of constite tion, which has prevented me in a great degree frm following my usua avocations : these sensations ...
... governments. Sir JOHN WALSH wished know whether copy of the despatch, read by the French Minister in the French Chamber yesterday, had been communicated to the noble at the head of Foreign affairs, or to any other member of the government. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said ...