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... take it or not, yet, we believe. A very interesting correspondence has taken place we hear, between the Princess Olive and John Reeve, Esq., on the Manifestation of the Spirit. Her Highness asserts the true Royal liquor to be Gin—Mr. Reece. we hear ...
... By various sweet waters,' The small pox has appeared in New Orleans. Vaccination is the order of the day. Such a baring of arms was never seen. SOUND AND SPIRITED ADVICE.— A lady of Farrington, New York, killed herself the fifteenth day after her marriage ...
... to Mary Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr. John Goody, of Cudworth : Though no rancour to moderate, this Goody bears, ' She may well be admired when she shows off her Ayres. MARRIED.—At Dublin, Captain Grattan, to Susannah, second daughter of W. Shine ...
... much infl am ed Why John, says the Dr. nothing I can order you will be :—y of the least service, unless you leave off drinking of York, must eiothhenr, farewellgi%eupdrin E k e i n n , or lose Your eyes. Nay then, says John, We are happy to have ...
... each hand and arm of the PRINCESS ROYAL, for the purpose of their being sculptured in marble. They are intended as presents from her MAJESTY to the Duchess Of SUTHERLAND. This will excite no great alarms, Her Grace has oft had Royalty in arms. Some country ...
... has gone before. The cold without, as glorious John used to say, is now cold within. Yates has become quite a temperance Man, and keeps his company on Water. The Beggar's Opera followed, Mrs. Grattan was the Macheath, vice Mrs. Keeley, resigned • and ...
... the seat of the Earl of Cardigan, at Dean Park. Here a very large and handsome arch was thrown across the road. It was an of masonry, and very happily executed. But a more interesting sight here was the junction of Lord cardigan's tenantry, who mustered ...
... e R ev. Hugh S. Hamilton, Curate of St. John's, Sligo to the Vicarnge of Grahavy, in the diocese iofDromore and county ot Down. Excellency the Lord Lieutenant a Ireland has beeupleased to appoint th e Rev. John Greg, Curate of St: Church, P o rtarlington ...
... be published, in 1 vol. Bvo. QERMONS. By the late hr. Thomas M'Crie, Author of the Life of John Knox„&c. , Recently published, by the same Author, LIFE OF JOHN KNOX. (With new Portraits of Knox and Regent Murray.) Containing Illustrations of the History ...
... infringement upon our lib er ti es, your L or d s hip is h e reby invited to preside at a Meeting to be holden at the Waterford Arms, on the 7th instant. (Signed) CHESTERFIELD, WALDEGRAVE, WATERFORD, TENTERDEN, T. S. Drivcomnz, J. C. Hosnousr, D. BaowNu, D ...
... FROM PROFESSOR DEWHURST. St John's British Hospital, 16, Cross street flatten - garden My dear Sir—ln compliance with request, I beg to inform you that / have employed your Balsamic Fills' (which you liberally presented to this Institution • therefore ...
... WATERLOO-BRIDGE. On Thursday afternoon Mr. Payne held an inquest at St. Thomas's Hospital on the body . of Mary De Morrons Grattan, aged 30, an artificial-flower-maker. Several witnesses were examined, who proved that on Monday afternoon last, being partly ...