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... 11 was very numerously aitended. The arms of the trade were beautifully painted appropriate banner which was ol Iri>h manufacture, the ground of green tabinet, with costly scarlet border, and the execution of the arms reflects great credit on the artist ...
... Apothecary Burgess, of the 39th Regiment, was tried by court-martial at Kamptee, last September, for shooting Assistant Apothecary John O’Brien, of the 41st Regiment, and sentenced, on conviction, to be hanged. The capital sentence was commuted to perpetual ...
... earth, and Hrsl gem of the sea. The reverend gentleman sat down amid loud cheering from all parts of the room. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., seconded the resolution. He was happy had fallen to his lot to second the resolution, after the eloquent speech uhich ...
... loan advanced to this country by England had been repaid punctually back to the very farthing. The resolution then passed. Mr. John O’Connell, previous to moving the nex resolulion, said—lf were consult my own wishes, I would not come here at all, but I do ...
... WEEKLY FREEMAN’S JOURNAL REPEAL IN LIVERPOOL—DINNER TO JOHN O’CONNELL, ESQ., M.P. (from SPECIAL BEPOBTER.) Liverpool, Saturday Night. The entertainment given by the Repealers of Liverpool Mr. John O’Connell, a tribute their and admiration fur his untiring ...
... peace of several counties in Ireland, of the votes registered during the year 1840, VOTE OF THANKS TO SIR R. STOPFORD, &c. Lord JOHN RUSSELL would now propose the vote of thanks, of which had given notice, to Sir Robert Stopfoed, Sir Charles Napier, and the ...
... Lennox Kerr, the Hon J Fortescue, St George Foley, Howe Browne, and C Dillon. Captains Bernal and Kiogscote. The Ulster King at Arms, Sir William Betham. The Cork Herald, Alfred Bedlam, Esq. The Dublin Herald, Betham, Esq, The Town Major, Major White. . The ...
... declared the house adjourned until Thursday. TRIAL OF THE EARL CARDIGAN HIS PEERS IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. How will your lordship be Tuesday being the day fixed for trial of the Earl of Cardigan the charge feloniously shooting at Captain • Harvry Tuckett, ...
... extended to the city of Dublin. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented a petition from Wicklow in favour of Lord Morpeth’s bill for the registration ol voters in Ireland. Mr. SHEIL presented a similar petition from a place Tipperary. ARMS (IRELAND). Mr. Sergeant JACKSON to ...
... neral staff on foreign stations. LORD CARDIGAN. Mr HUME said that could not allow this opporlunity ,o pass without expressing his surprise at the conduct Commander-in-Chief and the government, a. regarded Lord Cardigan (hear. hear), and the more especially ...
... meeting of the Guardians of this Union took place on Wednesday, in their Board-room, the Work-houae, North Bruoswick-street, John Bablow, E-q., in the Chair. The Chairman said that there bad been several discharges from the house of female paupers, yesterday ...
... and Mr. Peirce O’Donnell For Carrickb Messrs John Boyle, Daniel Callaghan, w in, John Power, John Forrestal, John Murphy, ami John Hearon. For Moycarkey—Patrick Fogarty, Esq., Cabra Castle al Messrs. Wm. John ...