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... threatened with the cannon of 178-. The pigmies of the present day cannot wield the arms of the giants lof old The spirit and the men and the cause are wanting. The shades of Grattan and Charlemont cry shame u «»« vainglorious boast, and their immortal names ...
... Ireland, ed. 17 ' , O .'- • n o one of people and their um of arms upon days Driblin and ether rifles and torus. being only for disport or met- elm of arms, is lawful ; and though it be with greet arm , by peep!, and in armour, yet it being neither di terrorms ...
... little pro- Lability of anything very serious occurring during the night, as General Changaruier has now 100,tXX) men under arms. A detachment of National Guard: has just marched op the Boulevards. Paris is in a considerable degree of excitement. PARIS ...
... letter was read from Mr. John O'Connell, apologising for the absence of the honourable and learned gentleman, and expressing his concurrence in the objects of the meeting. The reading of this letter elicited loud cheering for Mr. John O'Connell. Town Councillor ...
... Mr. HORSMAN AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL. In reply question from Mr. ROEBUCK, with respect to Mr. Horsmin’s letter to bis constituents, in which be charged tbe noble lord at tbe of the government and Sir George Grey with fraud on the house, in promising introduce ...
... for Cockermonth still adhered to his charge Lord JOHN RUSSELL said it would have been, to say the least of it, courteous that the hon. member should have givdn notice of mooting a charge on his (Lord John Rusftell’s) character, coming from the hon. member ...
... spoke end dictated to parliament. After a few observations from Sir De Laoy Evans, Mr. M. Milne., Sir R. Inglis, and Mr. H. Grattan, The motion was withdrawn. WITH A DECIAeCD wire's 108THS. STUART W ORT LE Y, in moving for Nave to hriog in a bill to amend ...
... exists but that they are lost. The names of their respective crews were Daniel Cole, John Robert Brawn, James Fell, John Writhunk, Thomas and John Brown (brothers), John and Isaac Harrison (brothers), Matthew heaktr, Thomas Howson, William Wade, and George ...
... General Committee of Flections for 1850. Hon, Mr. Fox Blank*, Sir George Clerk, Mr. John Wilson Patten, Sir K'*bert Alexander Ferguson, Mr. Thomas Thornely, and Sir John Unllcr Yardo Holler. WisnsoK Elrction. —Mr. Hatchell, the Irish Solicitor- General ...
... of the Irish Alliance. I never thought they be- longed to those men by whom salvation was brought to Israel. I blamed Mr. John O'Connell for not having taken a part in the first conference, because I expected that the quixotism of Ballingary, and the ...
... themselves suddenly beset the Wallaehs. They delivered up their arms, upon condition of being suffered to pass. The following is the result narrated:— Several carriages were laden with the arms, and they waited for dawn to continue their journey. the night ...
... Mr. Dillon B> How, Mount Bellow; John Liphll, J.P. ; At henry Thomas El wl, J.P., Strand Hill; Richard Doherty, M.D., Prohssor, Qu'-on’s College ; Patrick Moran. M.D. ; Mark A. Lynch, J.P. ; Henry Conierfonl J.P. ; John lr'and, J P.; Nicholas Colohan, ...