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... Dtnis Guy nor uiid Michael baililfs, were the act of serving ejectment processes farmers the parish Fititioe, they were met an armed party who threatened tn take their lives if they did not give up the ejectments ar.d quit the lands’ With this mandate the ...
... loaves judgment on what may have done to Higher Power. Now tre a«k how, prolonging the punishment of Thomas Francis Meagher, John Martin, Kevin Izod CVDogherty, Willinm Smith O’Biien, and their confederates, can benefit society. It can scarcely pleaded ...
... afternoon the Foreign OlHce. There wore present—The Marquess of Lansdovvue, Lord John Russell, the Marquess Clanricarde, the Earl of Carlisle, the K&ri Miuto, Lord Campbell, Sir John ilobhouse, Uighl Hon. Henry Lab >\iebere. Karl Oroy, Sir George Grey, the Lord ...
... MARRIED At Dungarvan Church, Lieut. John Jervis O*Farrell Carmichael. R.N. to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late Sir J. Nugvul Humble, of Cloncuacuran, county Waterford, B^rt. George Rennie, Esq. of Xewry, to Jane, daughter of James Parker, E*q. ...
... the gorgeous dress of hi* tribe, and sstouuhud his w lo country collected to rescue the cattle, armed “tefW Capt. with pitchfork., acythe. atone,, and fire arm,. Randolph. 341h has retired upon half pay. which they succeeded in doing, with the except ion ...
... atate of the aid liter, making tnt ea*e complicated that nothing could for me. One 4.'t, noManat ill and In dej -4 Mate, | arm \our advertiard, and rc*olred to giro them trial, more p-rhap* from ciirio«ttt, than with hoi»e of helitK eniril, I »nnd better ...
... terrilde in the contests it produced [hear, hear]. The roldiersand the rubbed pursue.l each other with relentless fury —tlio arms which should strike the common er.cmy turned against themselves until their strength was wasted, and until Kngland found poor ...
... profession ot the C»- hopeful ,„d A.-Jj the W of the renerehl# ami patriotic Lonl Cloncurr), Q t;urc . p puce took Henry Grattan, and many other, of that atanip . who*e hi.'h national principle* and heredi- rr-r--tary palriotUm giro weight and dignity ...
... Crown and member rurlument in Hayden, aa Tipperary men, spoke to the ret, lulion. HRNRY GRATTAN. The Duke Wellington written chnrac p.vr vL AGGRESSION - lord John his conduct rclntlng that C*n»wn and Pariinment A!r. Mdlar t also spoke to th© resolution ...
... continue our report of the debate upon the introduction of Loid John Russell’s BIT for the Suppreaeion of the Catholic Hierarchy of the Empire. The ejieechee of Messrs. Reynolds, Grattan, M‘Cullagh, Keogh. Howard, Oswald, &c. which appear elsewhere, will ...
... was realt'y levelled against the Homan religi-ut (cheers.) warned the noble lord (Lord John that the cry of the •* in dangerous one. the words of the great Mr. Grattan, who was so often quoted the noble lord, ** a cbuich in danger erv was always mischievous ...
... Oraiood do do Lower Or moati. Newport Ipth Ro*«vea do Owner pod Arm Uteri in. l«th Jana Neaath, lor the North Kidir.f at largo. BoiiaoM eoaaMaoe each day at it o'cloak. For aad fellow Jaroea. JOHN CRAVEN CARDEN, Forvmtn. preaeat and appalat the folio lay aamrd ...