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... future eminence, Her natural taste was fostered and cuhiratadby’Mr saather, who waa ewH- singer: and ludfphwer. before she arm rigS ySsrs age. A highly successful decided the ohiecta hwfiiture pursuits. study of beoiaaft being, engrossing, eren a* that ...
... to have received from Mr. John Wvnnk. the sura 4/. 10s. collected at Hazelwood House, on Sunday last, when the inclemency of the weather prevented the family from attending the Charity Sermon preached in the Church St. John’s, for this humane cause the ...
... effect, lie knew shell wm the opinion of the informed people nt the other side.m fnct the mnjoritj of Irishmen.— Mr. JAMCS GRATTAN deprecated the use of that foros'under any circumstances, He cha> rmctsrized the yeomanry useless and misehie* rows. lathe ...
... gratifying to obaerve that their Majcatioa were in excellent health. The procession proceeded in the following order. Ofecws af Arms. Tbs Prebendaries and Dean of Westminster. His Majesty’s Vice Ckambcrlaln, Treasurer of bis Majesty's Comptroller of his Majesty’s ...
... ICth Inst , Mary Teresa wife ofl*. C. Weldon. Esq, Chief Constable co. To! ice. Last week of Cholera, in Rallinaatne, Fliz, of John Cray, Esq., late of Scrub County Mr.vo, end daughter Sir Thomas Chapman, Bait Thn-S la* evening, at Antigua, oi small liax ...
... n’Connell the representative ot property iu Clare—or Messrs. Biakency and Doyle In Carlow f CheerH.; Meath sends forth lienry Grattan. Has the of Protestant been ••cvresented excess In the British House Commons > fn asking that qne-tl look to the claa.**c ...
... ■- berf, F?qr». Whi-jr. We*ln;-.' ii’n —M. I. n.a:i, H-q. Whiff. Sir R. Nii^li - , Hrpu.lci. Wicklow —Jcaec Grattan, and R. Howard Yoogbal—John O’Connell, Saq. Repealer. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. i Amnrr at AMAMiaunow—On the ereninK of Snndar week. Mr. Barid ...
... Matthew Murphy, of said place, for fire arms. The house of James Dooling, in the same neighbourhood, was also closely searched for arms ou Monday night by a party of Whitefeet. They did not procure any. An armed party visited the house of James Meany, ...
... all S 3. Mr. O'Conaeil ia tbs Chair. The Secretary, Mr. Maurice Omnell. read the report of Friday's proceedings, j Messrs. John Costello and Peter Kean earoe before the Council, and slated that the subject matter of their grievances turned the law as ...
... uietv the his', uireliint reformed IwlUii.ot. vvlul will iw lie cry when this k slat suit io(l> speerii shall be read there ? John Rum-.-H ro«e -I wove that the words the honorable inner taken Mr. o‘C.mnell—lf Hex word* are declared .Speaker he out order ...
... he believed many abases bad been removed. The bill was then passed. HOUSE OP COMMONS—Arm 3O. BXSIOXATION 118 JOHN ROBHOt'SE. The Speaker having called upon Sir John Ker, the bun. baronet me, but immediately gave way to Sir K. Rurdett. who aaiJ that in ...