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... mutt given to per. •on of the great natural endowments vast acqulmoeuis the hoo. member for Tipperary : men who,like Edmund Burke, are ** bom for the universe,” are not tabc subjected to the same rales individual* intruded for purpose* km tublime.and Mr ...
... ststecient In way : 11l my M - ,1. my lord, I have rtitlii::g at all to say to the cent c' and tr to the sh twrd, am! bliciok Burke by thr Lahti. Jr party turned into a neighbothiitg cbs.pel, ..turt weir torrol CLulu Mid Nile. Farrell, a private of the G;tli ...
... To heard on the'SOth. Valentine Loft us, of Tighe-street, tinplate worker. Joshua Allen, of N. Earl-street, gent. Elizabeth Burke, formerly of S. G. GeorgeVstrect, and latterly of Suffolk-street, publican. Redmond Fiuigan, of Mullalaverty, county Monaghan ...
... Fleet -street; Highley and Soo, 174, Plevt-etreet; Onwhin, 4, Catherine street, Strand, I,utodun; blatchett and Stevenson, Burks and Kinnebtinok, Notarch ; It. Deck, Ipswich; Dutton, Bury St. Edmund's; Sher Corn street, Bristol; Narrate sod L)uthekl, Bath; ...
... to a person of the great natural endowments and vast ac- quirements of the hou. member for Tipperary : men who, like Edmund Burke, are born for the universe, are not to be subjected to the same rules as individuals intended for purposes less sublime ...
... for twenty, and P. T. Wykcfaam for twenty ; and the mostsargutnc expectations ate formed that the whole will scon be taken Burks Cntelie. On Thursday evening, Mr. Chippendale, of Brunswick-square, was returning from races in a stanhope, accompanied by ...
... person of the great Atural endowments and vast acquirements of the Honourable mber for Tipperary. Men who, like thin admired Burke, are I C for the universe, are not to he subjected to the same , individuals intended for porposes less sublime ; and Mr. ...
... ® , Mr. Byrne, do. do. ••• JJ j *' Mrs Connell, 15, Stafford-street, do. 0 Mr. Hover, 34, Henry-street, do. 3 Mr. Burke, 23, do. do. „ ® Mr. Rice, 15, Glo’ster-street, do. 0 10 Mr. Murphy, 69, Summer-hill, do. „ Mrs. Lambert, 73, do ...
... the loth Instant (unless previously di«- Private Contract, the distinguished Mansion, called CHARLTON VILLA. KR SOU). THE Burk LADY THE LAKE, Bengal built, tons, sheathed am! topi'ered, « ih poop and forecastle; has capacious decks, and is jubpJed tor ...
... High Sherriff, arrived from Limerick, and were received by the Sheriff, a with repeated cheers of acclamation, jsseinbleu Burke having, consequence of the indis-1116 worthy Rector, the Very Rev. Dr. Ryan, posit lo 01 ry arrangements, his Lordship came ...
... given to a person of the great natural endowments and vact acquirements of the HOn. Member for Tipperary-men who, like Edmond Burke, are born for the universe, are not to be subjected to the same rules as individuals intended for purposes less sublime ...