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... and uncontrouled; and feme fancuine hopes are entertained that this brave Prince may yet able to retrieve, bv hi« (kill in arms, the fallen fortunes of the lloufe of Archduke, with that indefatigable attention his fituation for which he has everjndlv ...
... for ibe Mat lime at this Theatre, Shakespeare's historical Tragedy of KING JOHN; With new and appropriate Dresses and Decorations. Faulccnbridite by Mr. William M?Crcady ; King John, Mr. Meggctl; And Constance, Mia* Douglas. To which will be added the favourite ...
... SATURDAY, MAY In the House of Commons, on Monday night, the Catholic Question was again brought into discussion by ]\lr. Grattan, who urged the impolicy of excluding the Catholics from the benefit of the Constitution, with his usual ability, though not ...
... note of the Pope. Mr. Grattan here narrated several proposition* which had been subscribed by the Catholics, in which they abjure all claim to Pioteitant property, and âthe property the Church, form and principle, Mr, Grattan adverted to the principle ...
... Apply, if letter, post-paid, to Mr. Dobinson, the Owner; or to Mr. John Armstrong, Solicitor, either at etheral or Carlisle Wetheral, April 18th, 1839. JOHN BIRD'S CREDITORS. ,I of JOHN BIRD, late of HOLM ANGLE, will attend at tbe Office of Mr Lowry, Solicitor ...
... Coburg Sir John Key. Bart. Sie William Magnay, Bart. William Taylor Copeland, Esq., M.P. Benjamin Laver, Esq. Windsor Miss Coates, Clapbam William Atherton, Esq. Temple F. Seymour, Brussels Henry Darvill Windsor James Birch Sharpe. Esq Windsor John Palmer ...
... Proprietor has had the name of this invaluable Medicine, Dr. John Armstrong's Liver Pills, engraved in white letters on .he Government Stamp, to which he continues to affix, red wax, his coat of arms, a Tower a shield of ermine and gold. The Liver Pills are ...
... unsideiable sensation was created in town yesterday the arrival Messrs. Ellice, L. G. Brown, R. H Norval John Macdonell. John L. Grant, John Bryson, John Ross, Houndslow, David Norman, Dr. Surveyor ' and'another whose name did not learn, about whose' safety ...
... design,* Southwell,* * no Grattan,* turn him out,* ()'Reilly,** *down with Grattan,* Grattan. In vain did the High Sheriff* strive to proeure a hearing*in vain did the Committee come forward and expostulateand Mr. Grattan,mostgood-hununirediy, remnnsiiated ...
... intended form one handsome library volume. DUEL BETWEEN THE MARQUIS OF LONDON DERRY AND MR. GRATTAN, M.l». No. I. Reform Club, Tuesday evening, June 11. Mr. Henry Grattan presents his compliments to Lord Londonderry. He has seen in the newspapers speech attributed ...
... early hour, essed a hope before leaving that the Go- vernmen t would act as Lord John Russell would ve acted had he been able to form a Ministry. -O ‘Brien and Mr. Grattan, and several other gen- having delivered spee > ches, the rent, at four 8 announced ...
... Mr. John Carruthers's Royal Kensington. PLUMS. Mr. John Carruthers's St. Catherine. Mr. James McCubbin's White Magnum Bonum. Mr. John Carson's Apricot Plumb. PEARS. Mr. Richard Papes's St. Germain. Mr. John Carruthers??s Wonder of Winter. Mr. ...