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... H. Mscnamara, Major Ball, N. Collier, J. Goiing,H.D. Maclaggart, J. Baring. F.T. Collins, W. Grattan, J. Maher, J. Barnard, E. G. Colquhonn, Sir J. Grattan, H. Slahony, P. Barron, H. W. Cowper, W. F. Greenaway, C. Marshall, VV. Barry. G.S. Craig, W. ...
... of the Rev. Father Troy, and it explains the nature of the apology’' referred to. “St. John's, Newfoundland, January 5, 1838. ** I, Patrick Stafford, of St. John’s, shoemaker, now on iny ick bed, and with very liitle hope of ever recovering, do, of my ...
... the chevalier d'honneur of the Princess has no right arm. The arm of the chevalier d'honneur has been cutoff at the shoulder. What could possibly have induced the appointment of a man, with only left arm, to an office, the chief function of which is to offer ...
... JOHN FUEL. Friday (Uh Ist mst., Dimmock, How«on, Ick, and of Sidnev College, in this University’, were admitted Scholars of that Society. ORDINATION. At an ordination held on Sunday ist, at All Soula* Church, Lang* ham-place, by the Lord Bishop or Chichester ...
... JOHN BULL bourcrg—that class from which our heroic soldiery and gallant seamen are drawn—are thrown out of employment: they arc consequently unable to purchase the domestic manufactures (clothing, &c.) which they before used ( and this throws out of ...
... JOHN BULL. GENERAL ELECTION. STATE OP POLLS AND MEMBERS RETURNED. AhotlesrirE) Pint Day.—Campbell of Inlay, 442; Campbell of Pint day. —State of poll at BanCT, Cullen, and Keith. Carlow?L'ounfy, An*. 9.—Vi*on, 63*; Yatej. 634; BraeD SSa; —Beamith, 1,164; ...
... wastaSen mtocus- lnspector Aug. of the L division. H. declared knew nothing «Cit it,and expressed hi the King's Arms lor inspection. On arming there, the pot-boy immediately declared that was n, and' was conse ...
... JOHN BULL fine, jntriliflMit, bold, and eaeigetic a* wai, tea* put to *Ai this violation of the laws of humanity seems, these days of morbid sensibility, to be referred to withereat horror, will merely give the sentence as pronounced upon Mr. Psrkrr bv ...
... gleernaintuutes with lb. late Edmund Res n, be P. C. Grattan, lsq —Tbe Factory. A Seem. by the Hon. Mrs. Norton—Dick Doleful A Sketch trorn Nature. by the author of Paul Pry—The Divoreee Divot,. A Tat., by John Minim, Esq.— Seasrmable Ditties, by Thomas Haynes ...
... JOHN BULL MarcliiDueiu ul SsUabnry. Karls ol Kinnoul, l ** Wriield, Xlrownlow, Clare. ConnteMM of Kinnoßl. ChwterMd, Jersey, Brownlow. Strogonoff. Lords StfangfordU Lyndtont, HHI. LadieV Peel, Battont. The Minuter from Sardinia. Miss Kerr, Mr. T, M‘Donnell ...
... JOHN BULL relative the »tat. Earl a speech equally remarkable for the ,8C 0f firmneu of it# tone, end the fearful nature ite factj» that other motive than etrong wose of the oweuiuj country could induce him to fomo the happmew of his domestic circle to ...
... JOHN BULL impressing upon his bearers the duty of attending public worship. A deputation from the Senate attended, and a large number of British and other inhabitants of this city. Kino’r College, London.—Mr. William Darby has been elected Scholar under ...