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... newspapers concerning a dispute bet ween John Brent, Esq., Magistrate of Canterbury, residing near that place, with the Earl of Cardigan and six officers of the 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, commanded Lord Cardigan. Ou the of last month, Mr . Brent observed ...
... extraordinary merit, and exceedingly tcell g ventry; and the Author, adapted from its size, sotmdness and beauty, for the very JOHN CHARLETON YEATMAN. first-rate Cabinet making purposes. Fourth Edition Enlarged. particulars apply to the Auctioneer, or 9 Printed ...
... Inder the SOLE MANAGEMENT of Mr. GRATTAN. N MONDAY next, September 3d, 1838, the Per- ( formances will coummence with Colman’s celebrated Play of THE £RON CH. ST. Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. GRATTAN. Blanch. Mrs. GRATTAN. Mrs.GRATTA N *s celebrated RE MINISCENCE ...
... Wheelwright, or indeed any 'tininess requiring room. Foe price end paeterrolers, amply to Mr. Melee, Major, No. 4, Grattan Terrace, near the SutFolk Arms i or M . J. *act-B. Bubb, Solicitors, Cheltenbas. [S3B ...
... Morpeth, G. Strickland,* Sir J. Johnstone, Rainsden.* Walls. Anglesea [ County). —Earl of Oxbridge Brecon County). Col. Wood Cardigan County). —Col. Powell Carnarvon ( County). —C. W. G. Wynne Carnarvon. —Sir Charles Paget* Carmarthen f Couniy). —Sir J. H ...
... Captain O'Halleran, of a son. At his seat, Turlings, near Colyton, the lady of John Mason Arming, Esq., of a daughter. September 15, at Gorrell House, near Barnstaple, the lady of John Miller, Esq., of a son. ■September 12, at Traialgar Place, Newport, the lady ...
... Salisbury O'Connell, D. Dublin City Brotherton Joseph, Sa/ford O'Connell, Morgan John, Kerry Brown Dominick, Mayo O’Connell, Maurice, Trulee Buckingham J. S. Sheffield O’Conne!l, John, Youghal Buller, E. Steffordshire, N. O'Conner, Fergus, Cork County Buller ...
... DESIRABLE FEE-SIMPL#t PROPERTY AT TUTTON | To be Ferem ptorily SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. CALCUTT, King’s Arms Inn, Cross, on Manpay, the 3rd day of | JuLy next, between the hours of 2 and 4 in the Afternoon, New Ly-erecTeD VILLA, with large GAR- | DEN, ...
... another man's faith, are but the premises of which the persecutions and carnage of Grattan's times are the necessary and practical results. As a life of Henry Grattan, we are not enabled to bestow high praise on these volumes ; but inasmuch as they re-produce ...
... per acre, y9. Close of Pasture Land, called L«nd fcroft, let to Mr. Jas. Grattan at 425. per acre, —A Close c.f Land, called Lower } Froymore, let to Sir. James Grattan at'42s. 11 per acre, J —Another Close Pasture Land, called q Upper Fioqmore, let ...
... them with arms. In order to be enabled to use the arms effectually, these bodies of persons must, of course, be drilled, and since the Kublication of his lordship's letter, the Chartists ave been on the look-out detect any of the Russell Armed Association ...
... congregation. Tu* Tiikatek.—Mr. and Mrs, Grattan luvcbceo starring’’ Irtc during the wreck. Monday, 1 Linilet was ; Mr. Grattan did not come our expectations until closing scene, when lie aclisl admirably. Mrs. Grattan, in' tin.* celebrated farce Perfection ...