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... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT The Ministry. On Monday, Lord John Russeu. rose to bring forward the motion of which he had given notice relative to the government Ireland. After all uuing to the appointment of a committee the Lor Is, to enquire into the state of ...
... noble lord had received any information of persons connected with that body arming themselves, and If had, whether it wa* hia intention lo any steps in consequence Lord John Russell said, in answer lo firatqoestioo, would state that had received an intimation ...
... highly approved. The cylindrical apparatus which contains the seven charges, is a contrivance at once sure and simple. Ten men armed are equal to seventy, and we can scarcely doubt that the weapon will soon become as popular as it is powerful.— Atlas. Young ...
... removed. What has its oratory— in which it has been surpassed by no other nation, done towards it ? In what has the genius of Grattan, Burke, Curran, and of the orator of our own day — O'Connell, rendered Ire- land more tranquil, happy and prosperous ? The ...
... received Mr. Grattan's fire, and then fired ia the air. Mr. Bodkin, MP., on the part of Mr. Grattan, then expressed himself vetfectly satisfied, and the affair terminated. Oh* the absurdity of these duellings ! The mad Irish fool, Grattan, makes a base ...
... that prisoner bad been charged with similar offence, aud she had but recently been liberated from prison. John Gant, a young man crippled wilh one arm, who had been inmate of the Lexden and Winstree Union-house for 12 months, and had absconded several times ...
... and against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen's arms, surrounded Hags belonging the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments, and trophy composed of a cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the field of Waterloo, between two stands muskets ...
... P.. Captain Boldere, M.P., R. Roahbrooke, M .P., and Mr. H. C Hoare. On toe left side of the chair sat toe Bey. John Maule, Earl Cardigan, Bail Brecknock, Viscount Canterbury. Viscount Marsham, Lord Maryborough, Lord Wharncliffe, Lord Brougham, toe Higb ...
... Accident atCroydon Hailwav. -Oo Sunday nnight about eight youDg woman living in the service of Mr. Co tmsn. near the Dartmouth Arms went over to the railroad off sonic of her friends who were going Croydon. After having seen the tram start ahe proceeded to ...
... TENEMENTS, with slated Roofs, having a frontage next the Street of 32 feet by 40 feet deep, in the several occupations of John White and John Coveney, at weekly rents amounting to about jt'B per annum. Lot 3. A large Timber-built and Weather -boarded SHED, with ...
... bullocks. i' excellent Implements will comprise a capital on-armed mad waggon, with double and single shafts, U hoop tilt : 4 iron, arm 6 -inch-wheel loading carts, •'-inch-wh.il iron-arm ditto, an excellent lever drill, iv-makin- machine, * Wedlake'x ...
... and consisted of 16 dark hay barouche horses, and carriages, &c. Her late Royal Highness's town carriage, with the Royal arms of England superbly emblazoned, yellow bammercloth. &c. fetched 71 guineas; travelling landau let, guineas; the garden chair ...