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... of Lord John Russell, for postponing the subject, which was negatived, 236 to 157, Tuesday. May 9.—Sir 11, Parnell postponed the motion sn the Catholic Question from the ICth to the 25tli of May; when the Right Hon. Member for Dublin (Mr. Grattan) was expected ...
... Haverfordwest-the Little John, Nichols, from Bideford-the Expedition, Griftiths, from Cardigan-the Good- son, Lovering, from Plymouth. Coasters entered outivard. T'he Ranger, Frost, for Weytnouth -the Lion, Jones, for Cardigan-the Thomas and Mary, Chidley ...
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... Tuesday ninnnng in Hyde-Park, when Mr. Grattan having received Lord Clare’s fire, instantly fired in the air. The friends present having given their opinion that the affair could proceed no further, Mr. Grattan came forward in the handsomest manner, and ...
... IfOUSK, Garden, and Outlet, now in the occupation of Mr. John Dutton. The above Premises are sitna e in the Village of CAERLEON, in (lie county of Monmouth. For further particulars, apply to John Edwards Williams, E-q. Caerleon, or to Ur. FISHER, Solicitor ...
... individual, nay, the means of doing otherwise vere refused; hut the Yeomanry of Kent escorted Her Majesty without orders and ?? arms, and half the poptilation of Loandon poured forth to receive her, affordingl another instance to those already upon record ...
... from and Exeter; the John and Henry, Tucker, from Dartmouth; the Fair Trailer, Forest, from ; the Eliza, Francis* tl»e Betsey, Lloyd, from ; the Francis William*, from Beaumari*; the Hazard, Duggan, and the Fancy, Jenkins from Cardigan the Two Sister*, Barge ...
... amounted £'4U'!21 72 The in name Commissioners for reduction National to it is to visit city in the his remain there or Mr Henry Grattan at ensuing Election city Dublin is Mr Ellis Irish Chancery ation preparations for Coronation activity in instances begin k ...
... one end of the room, she was opposed by a grim menacing eigure armed with a huge rod of birch. When she looked behinii her, she saw a si- milar figure at the other end of the roon, armed in the same manner. The terror, notwithstanding the strauige ci ...
... But tint they afterwards refused adhere to. The Queen ii about to launch an elegant new private coach, un which the Royal Arm* are beautifully displayed; it has been building ever since her Majesty first determined to return to England. City Aodrsss ...