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... scene, and described it to me very charac- teristic: Mt as too bad to be repo rted.” You shall have it, how- if ever. “the Rev. John Burke, parish priest of C astlepollard, ion been a most active and who had during the Meath elect for the Repeal members, ...
... justice there. evidence Mr. ted a petition from the post masters of the Isle of | reform, mst the post. -horse duty. t give it Grattan nted a petition from Drogheda com- | laining of the result of the lest elects on, by whieh a person having y. His at a minority ...
... saiied in the course of the year. at runs so high in Wicklow county, that the new ration Barrister, Mr. Barw' is a de- ae Grattan, cided liberal, and a nephew of the celebrated Henry was Town of on his way to the Court in the us Murder.—A man, of the name ...
... The prineipal interwents took place ia the St. Pancras, Marylebone, St. Giles's, Clerkenwell, Whitechapel, n, St, and St. John’s, Westminster, It is that not less than 1,000 turials must have taken place on Sunday, aud, when it is consid-red the of parishes ...
... seeking to declare the clection void.— Wicklow Codaty: Petition seeks to -eat Col. Acton, Conservative, Vice either Mr. J. Grattan or Mr. R. Howard, Shabbyites. The Royal Society for. Publishing the Ancient Welsh MSS. now mouldering in some of the most ...
... and George Fazakerly. John Dean, a striker, was found on his knees fervently praying to He lived until ten the Lord to have mercy on his soul. another striker, was o'clock the seme morning. Thos. Price, nicked up insensible. John Parker was d readfully ...
... the flower of her days, leaving three sons; the Hon. Hugh, John, and Dudley Francis Fortescue; the second son has recently entered the army as ensign in one of our infantr) regiments. Sir John Peebell, Dart., the new Lord of the Admiralty, is a post captain ...
... languag reign on the subject of railroads in in the last and the present Ireland. immaterial. Lord JOHN RUSSELL contended that the alteration was GRATTAN brought forward bis motion respecting the Board of National Education in Ireland. A long diseus- sion ...
... of Loud, words • tritrited to Mr. Grattan, which declared that her Ma - life would not he safe if the Tories cams into power ; and it was to such a declaration that be ho,I Hp+, ea the epithets allude.] to. Mr. Grattan wrote ORROI. questing that a• ...
... was solodual stain after ton o'clock. The damage then done was eetimated at £3 O O. Mr. John Idiillint erns at the scene, exceedingly active. he was well seconded John Yilkintit..n; hut the exertions of tee men under their enoomand far more noisy than h ...
... die, felo de se ; John and the fatal opiate is to be administered by Taylor! And last, but not least. in the ** strange event- ful history” of the stimulated and fevered excitement we have lately witnessed, the much-talk ed of fire-arms of the chartists ...
... Mr. T. Porter, Mr. S. Parker, Mr. David Hodson, Mr. Samuel Holme, Mr Laughton, Dr. Jeffries, Mr. W. Cherbyne, Mr. W. | Mr. John Close, aud Mr. E. Dalton, the secretary to Lendon Protestant Association. The Rev. Dr. was called to the ehair. praver. The ...