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... Anglesea.—Newry Telegraph. Tea LAW CHVECH.—The London Examiner thus speaks of Lord John Russell's recent insolent speech :— Upon Mr. Moore's motion on the Irish Church Lord John Russell declared. 'I am satisfied that Roman Catholics should have and enjoy all ...
... Having read the resolution, which will be found in our advertising columns, Mr. Power retired midst long continued cheering. Mr. JOHN ROCHE briefly seconded it, and it was carried unanimously. Father DOYLE then presented himself. For some time he could not ...
... MEAGHER. There is an old man—with stooped shoulders, long, thin arms, the sparest figure, haggard face, lips firmly set, an eye with the searching glance of a grey eagle--that is Henry Grattan! What of him ? He had a great cause, a great opportunity, a great ...
... completed the destruction of all Irish manufactures. When the Irish Parliament was partially emancipated by the genius of Grattan and the armed Volunteers of 1782, the freedom of Irish trade was established, and native manufactures again revived. So rapid was ...
... Major John Malcht with suitable flags, banners, streamers, etc. The Chair was occupied by Mr. Donahoe, who has already served one term as President of the society. On his right were Governor Washburn, and other invited guests. On his left were Mr. Taylor ...
... Richard England, and the Earl of Lucan. Brigadiers—Lord H. Bentinck, Sir Cohn Campbell, Pennefatber, Earl of Cardigan, Richard Airey, Adams, Sir John Campbell, Buller, and Eyre. Deputy Adjutant-General—Brigadier-General Estcourt. Deputy Quartermaster-General—Lord ...
... Ginkle); Sir Colin and Sir John Campbell, of Scotch blood; Colonel Pennefather, a Tipperary boy ; Col. Yorke Scarlett, of Jamaican descent ; while J. B. B. Eatcurt is a Londoner, born near Portman square, and Lord Cardigan, a native of Hambledon, leaving ...
... the government a loan of 65,000,000 reals, to be secured on the revenues of Cuts. The National Guards of Madrid were under arms all night on ihe 23rd. The government caused the Club Del Norte to be closed. Niervacz has obtained his passports. The actual ...
... injurious to health, more pregnant with disease, than the miasma arising from such receptacles of filth. Sir FaaNcts LelluNra, Mr. JOHN NUNN, and several other country gentlemen have over and over admitted the claim Wexford has to a considerable portion of the ...
... the night on the left bank of the Bulganac, the former having previously supported the advance of a part of the Earl of Cardigans' brigade of light cavalry, which had the effect of inducing the enemy to move up a large body of dragoons and Cossacks, with ...
... Doherty, John Dignan, Edward Doyle, Samuel Davis, John Gray, Thomas Wilson. 20th Regiment : Killed : Privates James Wosley, Thomas Wyatt. Wounded : Privates John Langley, James Riton, G. Young. 21st Regiment : Wounded : Privates Robert Brogan, John Kay. 57th ...
... Magistrates in attendance Captain Harvey, James Power, Francis Ilarpur, Captain Cookinan, John lloalin, John Maher, John Walsh, James Waddy, J. J. Cranfield, John Greene, Harry Alcock, Ja mes C. Moore, Anthony LEE!, J. 11. Talbot, Sir F. Le'haute, Captain ...