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... which parliament had recently armed him for the suppression of crime and outvote. tie trusted that the Two's of parliament and government would not be frustrated. After some remarks f o o Colonel DUNNE, Sir B. Hall, Mr H. Grattan, Sir G. Grey, and Mr Dering ...
... organic 11, it appears, grounded arme, eke., and paid the most marked military attention to the orders of their leader) desired one of the gang to fire into the thatch of the house, which the ruffian promptly did The arms were again demanded, and as resolutely ...
... long and tedious debate followed, in the course of which Mr. Meagher, Mr. Feargus O'Connor, Mr. Roche , Mr. Fagan, Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. Anstey, all spoke again it the motion. Mr. BOURKE spoke in favour of the bill, urging that Ireland greatly stood ...
... remarkable specimen of trial by Jury which took place in 1848, at the Cardigan Assizes. A gardener named John Careened Edward Lloyd Williams, Esq., of Gwernant, in the county of Cardigan, for an alleged balance of money due to him tor wages while In that ...
... Hamburg. Morris, John . 786 5 3 Hull. Brown, Frederick 5OO 14 6 Hamburg. Harrison, Amos 350 15 6 Guernsey. Thompson, W 326 11 5 M'Laren, William, 383 15 0 Alloa. Anderson, Andrew 3lO 18 7 Hamburg. Jacobson, John 1,630 0 0 Hamburg ...
... Annesley, deals in a most spirited and courageous manner with his lordship's tenantry in the county of Cavan. The Earl of Cardigan practises his characteristic tyranny on the hon. Mr. Noel, one of his officers. Earl Fitzwilliam tries to thrust his boy ...
... the 13th inst„ Mr John I. Fyfe, reporter to the Times, and late of the Seamen. At 110 New City Road, on the 18th inst., George R. M'Dougall, ate druggist, Dumbarton. At the Free Church Manse, Clackmannan, on the 9d inst., the Rev. John minister of the Free ...
... Gillen, of St. John's, Mr Wm. M'lntosh, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr John Baird, merchant, Glasgow. At Fernigair, on the 29th June, by the Rev. John Macfarlane, Hamilton, Mr Thomas Cadrow, farmer, to Mary, daughter of the late Mr John Lewars, tacksman ...
... to the East. The guests included his 11 , 74 Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Raglan, the Earl of Lucan, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord The Ros, Sir Charles Trevelyan, General Wetherall, General Freeth, General , Yorke, Brigadier-General Airey, Brigadier ...
... for them, they would long since have enjoyed the full fruition of their exertion; in their legislative independence. Mr H. Grattan next addreeeed the meeting. He spoke in terms of strong condemnation of the call made by the Tipperary magistrates for coercion ...
... sabre in the van of his divi , far Si the Earl of Cardigan is concerned in ' charge of the Light Brigade, every man there p. - did his duty ; nor, when the fatal order was once given, did Lord Cardigan do anything more than any private soldier who rode ...
... Nearly 144) mortars are almost ready to be shipped for the Baltic. To the exculpatory letters of the Earls of e ir.., and Cardigan, Sir John M'Neill and Colonel Tull forwarded a reply; but this reply has been hart* smothered! We regret to record the death of ...