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... alter the charge. Present, theEirl of Cardigan, Captain deny ns, of the 13th Light Dragoons, Lord George Paget, and several officers cf the staff. Lord George Paget—So, Cardigan, you were not in it? The Earl of Cardigan —Wasn’t though ?” Captain deny ns—Tou ...
... the grandeur and power of which far excelled the writings of Drennan, and were equalled only by the invocations of Grattan to the armed patriotism of Ireland. It was this moment that Smith OBnen entered Conciliation Hall for the first time. It was tllu ...
... the liberal and enlightened Protestants the other provinces. Orangism, too, must be encountered and put down by the strong arm of the law, impartially administered. What does Mr. Underwood say on ttiis subject ? Does he approve or disapprove of the doings ...
... that had received £l5O from the Church Missionary Society, partly salary in advance, and partly for his outfit. The Judge (John Addison, Esq,), in making a final order (the case of the insolvent having twice before been partly heard), said that the charges ...
... he defended Ddfft. He talked thirteen columns of sonorons effectiveness. People forgot that gigantic gesticulation of apish arms and acrobatish vertebrae, and listened, without going to dinner, in amazed admiration at the frightfully fluent counsellor ...
... has just beeu placed in the New House of Commons Fox stands surly and defiant, with his strong arm upraised, asif he couid smash poor thin legged meagre Grattan, or spmdley Seiden, as sailor would biscuit. The sculptor lias done his best with an unpropitious ...
... fought in the Baltic to Admiral Napier and the Archduke Constantine. Let Lord Lucan and Lord Cardigan, aided by a British jury, settle the verdict of Our Arms” in the Crimea. What they may leave undone most aptly comes from the boy-hero elect of the Army ...
... n y 8 mo tion, and review certain nee taken btfore the Corruption Committee in lbo4, evidence take (be appe ...
... MR. JOHN M‘GREGOR AND MR. URQDHART. ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE. Ox. and Cam. Club, Jan. 7th, 1856. Mr. Marx presents his compliniants to the Editor of The Nation, anil requests the insertion of the acco npanysng letters. No. 1. (Mr. Marx to Mr. John Gregor ...
... There is no doubt that America is full of Irish Societies, banded in open and armed hostility to England, in some places forming military companies, in all cases drilled and armed. They are animated by precisely the same sentiments as the expatriated Irish ...
... THE NATION. like a Sampson. Honourable members return the compliment, and Mr. Grattan has been heard to say that divers young gentlemen deliver themselves with a most elegant air, and that he has heard them use figures of speech, worthy of Cicero or his ...
... whereas on the right side of the poor woman’s neck there was a transverse incision four inches long, two incisions on the right arm, and two on the left. the neck of the eldest child, Anne, aged six years, he found two incisions on the right side, and one ...