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... decorated with laure! intermixed with Suspended im places in the ball there were festoons of vartegated lamps, and portralts of Grattan, Sheridan, and man others of the departed patriots of Ireland, decorated ch Ye walla The company (350 in number) sat at five ...
... Observe the signature of John owers’ on the label, and his name round the ‘ royal arms’ the seal. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BVENING MAIL. paragraph about the City of London Ladies’ Bible So- appeared ina late number of the John Built. I shall refrain quoting ...
... Henry Wit, surpeon, of Borford, eonOiroetl the evidence of the Is*t witoesa- , . Wm. Bctteridgc, the ostler at the King * Arms Prettburv. •aid—l remember two men coming our bouse between and I o’clock a day November. They were coming from Cheltenham ...
... Petre, Henry Windsor, Rowley Shore, Mr. Smith, Rev. Geo. Neville, William Henry John Scott, Charles Noel, Rev. Gerard Noel, James Somers Cocks, Hugh Lindsay, Lieut.-Col. Knox, John H. Knox, Stanley, (». J- M atson, Lieut. Monckton, Bagot, Col. Boswell, G. ...
... 10, .it Cnrusorten. Miel.a.-I ei'caatod™' The Ro* ert Matthew ad nor eh re—Monday, August 8. M^Sr«r J0, aver ford west— * Cardigan—Monday. , „ao*r DISSOLVED. » a Riusell-streek, Bloomabary’, H. Mazelwood, Newn.-.te-market, n. H nrj «Pd_J. ran , M.rilioronxli ...
... had humorously expreaacd it. merely the beating of drums and blowing penny .trumpets, but by the outrages and aggressions of armed bodies of men, who were but rery Ineffectually restrained by the utmost exertions of the police. Indeed, such was the state ...
... THAT IT WAS A BREACH OF THE PRIVI- LEGES OF PARLIAMENT TO OPEN LETTERS TO AND FROM PRISONERS IN GAOL. Allan, J. H. Caleraft, John Hume, J. Parnell, Sir H. Althorp, Lord Carter, J. Lennard, T. B. Palmer, Col. Rernal, R. Caulfield, Hou. H.Leycester, R. Russell ...
... La. W F, fe off jake, Browne, D. Browne, 5 Frenchy by; head, T. Gledetone, John Hon. P. ar - Bury, Viscount Butler, Hon.C.W.Gordon, John Grant, J. P. wh Calvert, C. Grant, Grattan ‘I’ esc Campbeil, Hon. J Grenfell, Nugent, rate 2°: hey Houldsworth, , OT ...
... Colon*l Kasmore, t.omue, K. Forbes, Sit I'has. Mshtrly.J. Forbes, John Maberly, W. L- Gordon. Rob. Monck, J. B. Watl-unen, H. TeUer*. Grattan’, Henry Nugsat. Lent Hurne,’Joseph Grattan. James I'onwaiby, Hoc. G. Key of every Government with the pruiieute ...
... his house in & the stated that he bad waited upon him, Mr. Grattan, in eons. quence of Major Edgeworth havi ng boen grievously im his (Mr. Grattan's ) paper of that morning ; that he, Grattan said, What paper?” following wp the words with the exclamation ...
... popular candidate at the presant election. Mr. Grattan's tall'.-.rooms arc situated at the opposite side of the street from the hustings : towards the middle of the day Mr. Ellis's tally-rooms began fail : Mr. Grattan’s electors had collected in great numbers ...
... retson: the steam-engine would have been a prohibited article, from ita superseding in the outset the labour of a thousand arms; and the presa itself, now the grand high road for conveying the producuons of the human mind market, would have been-voted ...