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... be no objection to fill up the blanks, and have the bill committedI pro fornw, n A conversation ensued, in which Mr. HI. Grattan, Mr. Hume, b and Mr. Lamb, took part. Allusions were made to the mode of n empanellinF juries in Dublin, and also to the sentence ...
... antd en- lightened mind. (hearh, hear!) I-li, too, was srt advocate, tistugh its as more copious may, for securities. AMr. Grattan, too, in stasilar terms, supported the expaediecny of sectirities. Still ftntitaer, I may refer to a noble lord ( Lard Holltind) ...
... nes of the city; they entered VolaIngo ; the few troaps lef were immediately put snder irms, and eing joined by about 4000 armed citizens, they marched tomeet the enemy. The latter took to flight without firing a asht, nd about 80 stragglers were taken ...
... a little puppy' dog, and, talki'g 'oldof its paw he signed'tle words John Rovei:. (A laugh.) 'He. (Lord King) had subsequently examined Atie petition;' and actually fonnd~hat is John Rover . had been petitioning their lordships not to alter the constitution ...
... About one o'clock on Thursdaty, die 6th inst. a fire (the work of some incendias'y) was tliscover'ed in rthe barton of Mr. John Lewis, at Axbridge, wvhich burnt with such fury as to consume aboust 500 bushels of wheat in mnows, besides clover and straw ...
... have reason to believe that Mr. y John Dounelan, of Ballydonclan, is the persois atltided to.- n Dulini lfremnaue's Journal. Inforinations have been filed by his M~ajesty's Attorney- e General against H~enry Grattan, Esq., M.P., and Edward Duffy, the ...
... ige of' 97, Mrs. Grace Isaac.-At Curry Riveil, ii the 8lls ycar of her age, Ain, the beloved wife of Mr. John Fry.-111ary, daughter, of Mr. John Lewis, confectioner, of Stalbridge.-ir. Thomas Lucas, of Salis- bury, aged S0.-At Uplyine, M\ary, wvif' of ...
... Kildare, between Mr. O'Gorman Mahon, M.P., and Mr. J. J. Murphy, the former attended by Mr. Ottiwell, and the latter by Sir John Milley Doyle, K. C. B. The preliminaries having been arranged, and the word given, Mr. Murphy received a severe wound in the ...
... ascertain what quantity of arms couldbeobtaine(l inthiscoutntrv in the courseofafew weeks. The ladies of Bedford have caused a most beautiful ink- v stand, of the value of 8 guineas, to be made, which theyin- tend to present to Lord John Russell. An inscription ...
... can at present produce no effect on Itlia ee The late King having no children and his 55 ,4 cessor only daughters, Prince Cardigan sup 5 to the throne. The Prince received his cducatie in France, and was at one time a liberal. The Ministry of Cassimer ...
... upon clearing away the earth, discovered the trunk of a human being, the head, arms, thighs, and legs, severed from it-the thighs only were found with the body, the head, arms, and legs have not been discovered. On a surgeon opening the body, a male child ...
... Board of unpaid Commissioners, to ascertain and develope the resources of Ireland; and his lordship, together with Mr. GRATTAN, Mr. O'CONNELL, &c. supported the proposition as most useful, and as, above all, calculated to prevent those discussions regarding ...