... distillery as not to come forward and bleat son e ; thing.—(Cheers and cries of, We'll dhri n k nu thi n b ut John' Power's, boys?) HENRY GRATTAN seconded the resolution. He was an si profetOon. His father was an agitator, and had feathered his In pretty ...

... Harry Grattan come over to Parlyment, and protict the int'rests of his sufferin' country, like his dacent ould father, who got for it only fifty thousand pounds, besides what he sacked under the rose? Not he, indeed. Or my dear friend, Sir John Milley ...

... History. SCOTLAND. By Sir W. Scott. 2 vols. 12s. ITALIAN REPUBLICS. By J. C. L. de Sismondi. i vol. 6s. NETHERLANDS. By T. C. Grattan. I vol. 6s. OUTLINES of HISTORY. By Thomas Keightley. 1 vol. 6s. FRANCE. By E. E Crowe. 3 vols. 18s. UNITED STATES of AMERICA ...

... :—Some are in appearance at first sight Burgess' Essence of Anchovies; others, Burgis's, and many more without address. _ JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect towards ...

... bask', , ),-.14t . . Till deformity's lost in a jelly of fiti— This, this is the Justice the Caravats ask . To give to Hal Grattan the title of Peer, • And a chance, in the vista, of being sent over, ' To be_such a Viceroy . as Mully . is here— •,-,,;.-: ...

... 6. OLIVER CROMWELL. By JOHN FORSTER, Esq., of the Inner Temple. Being Vol. 108 of the CABINET CYCLOP/EDIA. Vol. 107, Professor De Morgan's ESSAY on PROBABILITIES, was published Oct. 1. London : LONGMAN, ORME, and CO.; and JOHN TAYLOR. Just published, ...

... this country by the Coronation festivities. The most distinguished of these Foreigners have been beyond measure astonished at JOHN BULL'S gullibility and long-suffering: BARON de STOCKMAR and the BARONESS tie LEH ZEN have been to them a source of great wonder; ...

... reduce, while they relieve and support the . frame in cases of dropsy, rupture, Sze. . R. JOHN ST. JOHN LONG.---THIR.TY GUINEAS REWARD.—Whereas Mr. John St. John Long stands charged with i E LON Y, in haying caused the death of Mrs. Colin Campbell Lloyd ...

... Wonlfe l IKRIkin Fitzsimon, N. O'Connell, J. Wyse. trady French O'Ferrall TAILERS, NOMINAL PROTESTANTS. Grattan, J. Stuart, V. Westenra, J. C. ball Grattan, Leader Roche Cave harnnan Maenamara R.utlwen Walker. rattan, H. Roche, W. Westenra, H. Ad 1 / 40 (I ...

... object. The Conservatives should unite all over the kingdom; and if it be necessary, circulate their respectiver esources from John O'Groat's to the Land's-end. Our readers should bear in mind that time presses—the writs are already forwarded to the Sheriff—and ...

... honour to the splendour of the scene. The town wanted a little stirring up, being quite sick of the monotonous humbug of Lord John Russell and Mr. Abercromby ; and this grand affair has come in in - very good time. J errold's piece of The Hazard of the Die ...

... his with a cheap bravery. Yet a moinent— Sir John Copley filed an ex-officio against John Hunt O r r lishing Lord Byron's Vision of Judgment, a libel on Ge er ' after his death. Hunt was duly punished. Sir John Copley is now Lord Lyndhurst. Will Lord LY ...