... intermixed with flower*. Suspended convenient place* in the hall there were festoons of variegated lamps, and portraits of Grattan, Sheridan, and many others of the departed patriots of Ireland, decorated ike walls. The company (350 in number) sat at five ...

... et a fleshly and coarse arm-hut one not lees of might and power; an arm which is of 5j the siit and of the mind-an arm which is wielde4 by the in- tliecand mocrealiy, and ponstitutinanl vigour of an unani- pi -mous neonle-an arm of whish indeed we are ...

... in opening the following close boroughs—Clomael, Cashel, .fralee, Ennis, ' Bandon, 1 c oughel, Kinsale, and Dungarvaa. Mr. JOHN O'coNNeLL (of Grena) seconded t,h e resolution. The in?.cting Wtts:ifterwards addressed by Messrs. O'Gorman Mahon ( who was ...

... Palatine, 6 yrs, beat Mr. Haucke's br. f. Queen of Hearts, 5 yrs. PONTEFRACT RACES. Hun. E. Paraa and Colonel UDINT, Stewards. Mr. JOHN TUTE, Clerk of the Course. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3.—Match for 100 sovs.—Mr. Smith's ch. h. Roderic, aged, against Mr. Let's b. h ...

... Lawrence, of Sandyvill-park, near Cheltcnham, or Mr. Goodrich, of Wotton-house, near Gloucester. The commission was opened at Cardigan on the 19th ult. by Sergeant Heywood. There was not one prisoner for trial ; the officers' wands were therefore decorated ...

... Jamaica; Marchionetrs of :7;t. John's, r.r. ; Camerton; Hewitt, Montreal; W. Rathbone, Owens, Africa; Pacific, —, Trinidad ; Jane, Howard, Antwerp ; Helena, —, ditto; Ann, Geoxge, Hamburgh ; Jonge Geerge, posit; Ann, Smith, St. John's; Mameluke, Todd, Archangel; ...

... obtain ten hundred thousand years of pardon for deadly sins, granted of our holy father, John, the twenty-second Pope of Rome. Who that devoutly beholdeal these arms of our Lord Jesus Christ shall obtain 6,000 years of pardon of our holy father St. Peter ...

... Swan, Ross; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Angel, Abergavenny; Castle, Brecon; Ivy Bush, Carmarthen ; Inns at Tenby and Milford Haven; Lion, Haverfordwest; Mack worth Arms, Swansea; of Evan Davies, Esq.; and the place of sale, Cardigan; Garraway’s Coffee-house ...

... of Fitz Clarence* , This place to the right* Ay,' said her Grease, with a knowing wink, we palmed them*that ere's the John Bull*a scurrilous paper*very*it used for to abuse me--bat I tipped 'em. Fifty pound did 'ern * poor wretches*going down fast ...

... declared Sir Edward Denny dtuly im elected, and proceeded to sign the return jointly with hia bro- a, ther burgesses. ut Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL, of Grena, who stood at the left mn of the Bench in whieh the worthy Provost and Burgesses sat, rs said he was happy ...

... he seems as if formed and prepared, as one destined, to be the great instrument of regenerating our unhappy country. Mr. Grattan got 50,0001 from his country, and well he merited it, for an Act which only gave political freedom to a small portion of the ...