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... ordination in the chapel within his palace on Sonday, when William John Bussell, A. 8., of Pembroke College, Oxford ; Joseph Edy roan Commins, A. 8., of Catherine Hall, Cambridge ; John Theophilus Devrisay, A. 8., of Caius College, Cambridge ; William ...
... Persian agent, Sadik Beg (whose comical matrimonial adventure is so well told in Sir John Malcolm's Sketches of Persia) was lately on a mission in this country to purchase arms and ammunition of every kind. The northern frontier of Persia presents great natural ...
... Mr. Grattan was the sworn registered proprietor, and that he now came to demand satisfaction for Major Edgeworth from Mr. Grattan, as he was responsible for every article which appeared in his journal. The affidavit further stated, that Mr. Grattan, in ...
... from a public sale near Portsoy, in Elgin c i lor fell into a deep well, and were drowned. It is must have been wslking arm-in-arm at the time the happened. Nothing was known of what had the next morning, when their hats were discovered Pati n : t in ...
... stated, that the Queen had set out on the preceding day to join her husband at Valencia, and that the garrison had been under arms from an apprehension that her departure might occasion some disturbance. The journey of the King to Catalonia has arrested ...
... e P e painted a rich deep maroon, with gilt frame-work, the city arms and porters in a large oval medallion, with drapery and apppropriate balm% on the door panels, his lordship's arms on the quarters, and the regm l o collar of SS, with pendant jewel ...
... casolred to compel adherence the old system. In the Court of Kiog’a Bench, Dublin, on Wednesday, an application of Mr. Heory Grattan, M.P., sod registered proprietor of the Freeman't Journal, for a criminal intsrroaiieo against Major and Mr. Montgomery, was ...
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... 'shout eiaht o'clock, the neighbourbtod of St. John-street. West Smithfield, was thrown into great consternation in consequence of Mr. DANIEL Do BELL, a respectable boot sod shoemaker, residing in St. John'a-square, havittg made a mom desperate attempt ...
... about eight o'clock, the neighbourhood of St' John-street. West Smithfield, was thrown into great consternation in consequence of Mr. Daniel. DODELI, a respectable boot and shoemaker, residing in St. John's-square, having made a most desperate attempt ...
... e c ase 01 GRATTAN, 51 P V EDISWORTH AND MONTOOAIERY, ESQIO' The plaintiff in this suit is Mr. Henry Grattan, proprie• tor of the Freeman's Journal, and a son, as he honorarily intituled by his brethren of the Press, o f immortal Grattan. The defendant ...
... cause of provocation, should be set forth in .Mr. Grattan's affidavit. The Solicitor-General now moved upon an amended affidavit, in which the article in question was set forth. He said that Mr. Grattan still swore that he had no connexion with, nor was ...