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... in seconding one of those resolutions Mr. Henry Grattan observed that there were two matters which should mentioned in connection with Sir E. Blakeney. waa at one time proposed to disperse by force of arms a meeting announced to held at Clontarf, (one ...
... Drummers John Cunningham and John MT'.vov: IViva Humphrey Donovan, John Hubert Grey, rntrieic Lenper, Fnineis Moore. Patrick Norton. John Smith. William Thorn. Thomas John Toker, William Kellv. John l>aly. ...
... was not his place, severally postponed their questions, amidst some laughter, till Monday next. RESIGNATION LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose amidst breathless attention. said—.l. pon Tuesday last, when 1 was present in the house, the honourable ...
... diarrhoea. Dec. 5; John Koker, G3d Ri-gt., wounds, Dec. 5; James Bunting, 95th Regiment, yscntory ; William Kenning. Grenadier Guards, vulnns, Dec. C; John Tsrlton, 34th Regiment, diarrhoea; Charles Madge, 17lh Lancers, dysentery: John Moxon, 13th Liglit ...
... the persons who i were assisting. Dinner was accordingly got ready, aud six persons, named John Davies, Mrs. Davies. Ellen Bees, David James, David Jones, and John Jones, partook it. and soon after dinner the whole six were attacked violent illness ami ...
... unatlached; James Bucknall Bucknall Estomrl, unattached; Henry Wm. Adams, C. 8., Foot; Hon. James Scarlett, sth Dragoon Guards; Sir John Campbell, Bart., Foot; Arthur Wellesley Torrens, unattached; Georg# Buller, C. 8., Rifle Brigade; William Eyre, C. 8., half-pay ...
... exhausted from exjKisure the cold, as well the severity of the duty necessarily imposed upon him. The master, hose name is John Bell, was now left to his own resources, and, with energy and perseverance which are entitled to the highest commendation, ...
... Fox-Grenville Cabinet, and report of the pleasant social way in which its author, Eaton Barrett, and his friends, Hugh and John Doherty (afterwards Chief Justice,), lived amongst ‘‘the Saxons,”stimulated other young Irishmen to try their fortunes. Their ...
... his eagerness to obtain the services of Lord John Russell at Vienna, they will see the high estimation in which the Conrt and his late colleagues hold that statesman. They will feel confident that Ixird John proceeds to Vienna with the view, if possible ...
... through the city of what could and should be effected small cost for the accommodation of lodgers. The late Right Hon. James Grattan left .£l,OOO to the Queen’s County infirmary. The Belfuat Mwant Journal observes, allusion to the local manufacture of linen—“ ...
... effect ! both on England and Russia, by curbing the arroganceof the latter, and showing her that she could not | depend upon her arms in her aggression, and the former by showing her the necessity of maintaining t larger force than she had done for late years ...