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... The second letter was written under irritating conduct the part of Lord Cardigan, and the degree of irritation naturally affected the degree of offence. Supposing thc£ Lord Cardigan had been in the habit of treating my services in India with reproach; that ...
... drawing-room there waa sofa. The placed himself under aofa in the back drawing.room the .id person named John Thomas, Paget. On that day Lord Cardigan came to ,“ nnected He and Lady William Paget were alone In the drawing-room. Some conversation of familiar ...
... Bewlet & Hamilton, Dublin. Had of Grattan, Corn Market, Belfast. HAIR DESTROYER.—24B, High Holbom, London.— Alex. Ross’s DEPILATORY removes, without effect to the Skin, snperflnous Hair from the Face, Neck, and Arms ; 3s (>d; sent the same day as ordered ...
... the Earl of Cardigan. The indictment was against John Douglas, the second of the noble Earl, and the charge was the same as in the other case. It would be desirable if he could be placed a situation to be tried after the Earl of Cardigan for one case ...
... a special Court, held in Letiterkenny, a young man, Maurice Bruce MacLennan, was charged with having, armed with a revolver, and with two other armed men, robbed Erne of £l6 on the night of the hist. District Inspector Walsh prosecuted. Mr. C. A. Flattery ...
... ABOLITION OF THE LIEUTENANCY. Arms si), whst miserable minority voted against tl»e introduction of Lord John UuhscU's Bill, to abolish the oflk-c of Lord Lieutenant, and appoint Secretary of State instead! Only seventeen Irish members were found to stand ...
... Fitzgibbon, James Grattan, Henry Grattan, F. J. Howard, Joseph Hume, Robert Hutton, A. H. Lynch, Major W. Macnamara, John Maher, W. H. Manic, Sir R. Nagle, Cornelius O’Brien, W. S. O’Brien, Hon. C. O'Callaghan, Dauiel O’Connell, John O’Connell, M. J. O’Connell ...
... Jump's I*. Curry. John Cuddy. Josias Cunningham. James Lindsay. Samuel Lyle. Hugh Moore. George M‘Bride. Rev. J. Maenaughtun. John H. Reid. John Sinclair. Thomas Drury. Charles Dutiin Dr. Duncan. Charles Finlay. George Fullerton, M.D. John Getty James Gibson ...
... the Chief, or the officer commanding detachment. After some observations from Mr. H. Grattan and Sir C. Dalhiac, the motion was withdrawn at the suggestion of Lord John Russell. Sir CriAnt.vs Manners Sutton.— Whitehall, Feb. 28. The King has been pleased ...
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... virtues and glorious eioquence of Grattan, Curran, Plunkett, Sir John Parnell, Burke, Saurin, Ponsonby, and & host of others re. deem the credit of their country. (Great applause). At its very worst, in the words of John Mitchel, “ no legislative body ever ...
... CHAROES OF ASSAULT, John Stewart, Drumclamp, county Tyrone summoned Arthur Quinn, Drumoghill, for assaulting him and felonionaly taking away a bores and car, the property of complainant. the applies, tion of Mr. Oagg, D.1., the latter charge was withdrawn ...