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... the minister that would impossible to carry the measure through parliament in the present session, or nt all (cheers.) Mr. John O’Connell, M.P., seconded the motion, and complimented Mr. Long his excellent speech, and observed, in speech of some length ...
... Denis O’Connor, Patrick Halfe, John Talbot, Kicliard Irwin, Daniel H. Irwin, Thomas M'Dermott, John Woulfe Hanagan, Richard Kelly, John Ross Mahon, Joseph A. Holmes, Patrick Orcban, Henry M. Smythe, Horatia N. Lander, and John Johnston, Esqrs. The High Sheriff ...
... they resolved that nothing should lie given hut food clothing, bought in London they pretended that they gave money would buy arms, pod it required all the inHuenee persons high in office induce them to give some money for the purchase of provisions spoiling ...
... with about thirty men Khalifa, instead of making his escape charged the whole party who fled and Mooktoob was wounded in the arm pistol bad from Kludafi. Lately he made foray and burnt the Chief’s boat ; few davs alter lie completely loutcoatown under the ...
... Bryan, of 1 lymouth, by Mr Patrick Prendcrgast, of Bristol, in Hartford county, John syan. of Norfolk, was chosen chairman ; and motion Mr Mathew Rvan, Norfolk, seconded by Mr John Sleatcr. Plymouth, James O’Bryan uf Plymouth was chosen secretary. On Mr taking ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Tuesday. The Speaker took the choir four o’clock. Lord JOHN RUSSELL pave notice that on Monday, the 19th in st., should move for leave to briup bill alter the oaths Members Parliament. Sir WILLIAM SOMERVILLE, in ...
... Ireland ; and shortly afterwards, Wing promoted office, as Irish Secretary, have him opposing Mr Grattan's motion fot a Committee the Catholic claims; also Sir John Newport’s motion torn committee on the stale of education in Ireland. But if the new Secretary ...
... Lord John Russell will open the parliament without enlistin'? any Peebles his ranks. ie, it is s«id, to make his explanation on reform, and then to appeal to the country. Let him consider his position meanwhile. It is quite certain that Lord John Russell ...
... evening) oil illuminated— Guardian. I EARL CARDIGAN LQRD wm F^ciiir. The SunJau Observer publishes a senes of lets ters by Lord VVni Paget lelativu to the recent ue« non brought him against the Karl of Cardigan, and two actions now pending nga nst the uuble ...
... noble friend would put his question in definite foun, he would endeavour to lay the information before the house THE KARL OF CARDIGAN’S TRIAL. Lord DENMAN presented petition from one of the lerks the Central Criminal Court, praying that the dip~ehioiis forvvaidpd ...
... Bernal Osborne, Mr. Fitzstophen Ffropcb, Mr. G. A. Hamilton, Mr. Gore, Mr. K. A- Fitzgerald, Jlr. Lefroy, Mr. Gregory, Mr. 11. Grattan, M’’, T. B. Martin, Mr..Grogan, Mr. J. 11. Godloy. Tbe noble Chairman proceeded read the clauses of the bill scriqiim- After ...
... Next conies John O’Conuel!, whose powers ot mind, whose vigour of intellect, whose extent of talent really astonishing. JuhnO’Counell may Ire looked on of Ireland's most gifted sons. have to boast Henry Grattan, son to the glorious Grattan -of 82, the ...