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... following entry appeared in one of the recent returns made by the Vienna police agents to their superiors Lord John Russell has walked arm 111 arm the glacis with Prince Gortschakoff.” The horse, Ireland’s Eye, by which his owner won in stakes, the other ...
... Piedmontese Professor Xuytz; to the heatificaj tious of the venerable servants of God, Anne Paredes, | John deßritto, Germaine Cousin, Andrew Bobola, John j Grande, Paul of the Cross, &c., all the great acts, in a I word, of this Pontificate, fruitful in ...
... Belfast Chronicle. A Kklic the Irish Parliament.— We have announce the death of Mr. John M'Clintock, of Drurncar, in the county of Louth, and formerly Sergeant-at-Arms in the Irish House of Commons, for the loss ot which office he had been in the receipt ...
... Frederica Dorothea Maria Josepha. On the occasion of his examination on Wednesday, before the Sebastopol Committee, the Earl of Cardigan appeared, to use a military phrase, to in excellent leather. was attired in a blue Wellington frock coat and white kid gloves ...
... eyes; a ‘Spanish and Dutch expedition having reached it in the >aame year. A generation later, in 1642, when the Irish were in arms for their independence, Van Dieman’sLand was d scovered by Tasman, the Dutch navigator. For more than century these discoveries ...
... O’Connell was praised in the British Parliament Lord John Bussell in 1818, to contradistinguish his nationality from that of the Young Irebnders. Did that praise necessarily imply that he adopted Lord John Russell's opinion on the Jesuits ? Did it, Mr. Macßibch ...
... ence of lifted into ins saddle, subject issue p e . O’Connell attended meeting Lord John published n»xt week, are original. j_ new carea protracted pro-_: g ,,- Grattan entered ..arliuraent, supported by!!;, ;u the formation of ministry. was rcti-he Ballad ...
... charming, they say : and perhaps in a new field of action, and under genial skies and more favourable auspices, the Allied arms may win glories of more unfading sort than the laurels of the Crimea. Our Know-Nothing” friends beyond the Atlantic, fond of ...
... it aconite—or apoplexy ? The solemn music of his requiem seems to swing over all the earth. What note does it tell to the armed kingdoms Is it, In terra pax hnminibus bona: voluntatis ? Is - it rather, Exoriare aliquis ullnr exossibus nostris ; and the ...
... the State of Victoria, with which •MV. Howitt had chiefly to do, is one of the freest in the world. Freer than that which Grattan won for Ireland, or Rogier and Morode for Belgium. It places the supreme controul in the hands of native Parliament, elected ...