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... months nisi There was scarcely doubt that five men would « edited on Saturday, four for Mara’s business, Patrick John Keogh, Pierse Grace, and John Russell ■ the lart an old man between 60 and 70, and man for an attem,7 at murder and robbery. The complaint ...
... subject should adopt. Among those great men (continued the Hon. Baronet) were found the names of Burke. Pitt, Fox. Sheridan. Grattan, Windham. Canning—and last of all that great man who. If Ins physical powers had permitted him, would, evett now, personally ...
... Mahometan Faith, to arms against Russia, denouncing her the implacable enemy Islamism, accusing her a design to overthrow the Ottoman Empire: and while it announces its resolution to negotiate for the sole purpose ot gaining time for arming, but never intending ...
... of Oower, Lord F L Plant;*, J Benett, John Graham, Sir J Fonsoubv, honour. Bentinck, Lord Grant, Ht. hou. C able W Bernard, Thomas Grant, Robert Ponsonby, honour, Bingham, Lord Grattan, J able F Birch, J Grattan, H Ponsouby, boiiour. Boyle, hon J (jrosvenor ...
... ard, to the Vicarage Kilconey, vacant the removal of the Rev. Mr. Morgan to the Deanery Killaloe. On Sunday last, the Rev. John Poole was ordained to the pastoral charge of the newly, formed Presbyterian congregation in Lismore. The Rev. Messrs. Homer ...
... Prcmiaea, now/ f in ihepoMreiioD Ur. John CeaioaY.iituJte in die part of the South Slain Street, in the Toon of Let. Fine £lOO to £l3O, wilt be rrq iired. X Application be made to John Cahshr v, on the p*L miaea; or, John TeiaiLlAN, Atiomey, Bandon. June ...
... right by Lord John Russell, and on the left by Lord Holland. There were also present—Lords Dacre, Althorp, Carnarvon, Ebrington, and King. Sit F. Bardett, Mr. Brougham, Mr. W. Smith, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Coke, Mr. Hobbouse, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Birch, ...
... effective arm of the country, there could be, to his mind, Iwt one OP' 10 - The present times were not such, with reference either to the position of affair* home or abroad, as could induce -us to be content to lay down our artillery arm. Mi. HL'ME ...
... the officers and privates i also copies of the summonses, informations, and warrants, to arrest John Styles, Thomas Brandy, John Wall James Norton, and John Fenton. Sir GEORGE MURRAY agreed with the Honouraable Gentleman in his wishes to preserve the ...
... ASSOCIATION. Yesterday the members of the Association met, pursuant to adjournment, at the Corn Exchange, at one o’clock. Rev. John’ Mullin’s, C.R., of Kilkenny, the chair. N. P. O'Goiuian, Esq. acted as Secretary to the meeting and having read the minutes ...
... J. Shirley, Col. Kerr, W, Johnston, Sir Hnrcourt liee«, John Forbes, Alex. King, Rev. Charles Crookshank, Colonel Leslie, Dacre Hamilton. Rev, .Mr. Pmterlon, I*. C. S. Corry, Robert Murdock, John Parr, Dean Roper, Rev, \V, Pratt, Rev. Mr. Wliitsion, Rev ...
... Excellency the MarquUdu Pijmcila, &c. &c. MK. O'CONNELL’S ELIGIBILITY TO SIT PARLIAMENT; or, HINTS TO AGITATORS. j (FROM THE JOHN BULL.) It appears that O’Connell, having been completely defeated in the formation a mission to Englaml on the Popery question ...