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... reverted to LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S notice about the Blj SHOP of EXETER, aud being interrupted by cries which iutii mated that this was an irrelevant topic, turned the tables his assailants by observing how irrelevant, iu that case, LORD j JOHN'S notice must ...
... thougnt it worse than if it were openly in state of civil war, for in the latter case one knew bis enemies, and met them with arms in his hands, but in tho present case the hand of the assassin doomed landlords to death even in the midst their domestic circles ...
... often reduced by deficient crops, coucluded by recommending poor laws as the only means securing them subsistence. . , Mr. GRATTAN sccondcd the motion, and intimated his intention proposing, the discussion the Irish Church Bill, that the tithes in that ...
... There are 8 sail of the line, Sir John.' 'Very well, sir.' 4 There are 20 sail of the line, Sir John.' ' Very well, sir.' 4 There are 25 sail of the line, Sir John.' * Very well, sir.* 4 There are sail ofthe line, Sir John,'and this was accompanied some ...
... young man, said he, 44 what is your name ? 44 John Mallett, sir, replied the carpenter. 44 John Mallett. Very well. Now, John Mallett, who advised you to come here to-day ? Take care what you are about, John Mallett. The carpenter, without a moment's ...
... enrit bing a few miscreants, were ibat moment enjoying tbe fruits of their iniquity. Transmission of Arms to the North. —On Tuesday morning stand of arms were conveyed from her Majesty's store-rooms in the Tower, in covered waggons, to the terminus of the ...
... rate during the present year for the purpose of lighting and watching the town. An amendment was proposed Mr. John Doling and seconded Mr. John Riley, that no money be raised for that purpose, which, upon a shew of hands, was carried. A poll was then demanded ...
... oligarchic and for de h him ' vill fight his britoS his fader, who stay behind on de farm. Dat if I see rivKt > ...
... days ago under Act Parliament, -produced sum equal M years purchase . Extraordinary Fecwulity. —A ewe sheep, belonging to Mr. John Cliave, lime-seller, Samptord, Peverel, Devonshire, Tuesday week last, yeaned six ram lambs, three which are now living. Cure ...
... elderly geutleman with; a cocoa-nut head fast asleep in an arm-chair; and upon the tire place at the other end of the room, a ditto old geutleman, with a ditto head, equally fast asleep in another arm-chair. Where there are cards, certainly people congregate ...
... was created in 1448. Major General Sir John May.—We are sorry to have to record the death of Major General Sir John May, X.C.8., K.C.H., which took place at his residence Hyde Park-street, on the Bth instant. Sir John May is an artillery officer of the most ...
... very event, dated from the neighbourhood. On Saturday morning, Mr. John Lowe, of Spring House, between Tipperary and Caher, while walking on his lawn, was assailed by several armed men, and shot dead. (Mr. Lowe usually resided Dublin, but had gone to ...