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... certain injury of our common orthodox Protestantism. Iti; an Insidious blow aimed at our religious rights by the outstretched arm of a specious liberalism. e have been at some pains, In several former numbers of this journal. to unmask the Jesuitical character ...
... MR. GRATTAVs NEW WORK. In 3 Vols, post Bvo. AGNES DE MANSFELDT. This Novel will greatly add that reputation which Mr. Grattan has already justly attained.'— Monthly. IV. MY AUNT PONTYPOOL. In 3 Vols, post Btro. •• A charming Novel, full of life and ...
... ay with plum-pudding roast beef, by order the Board. Accident Fire.—On last, inquest was held the Addison's Arms, Glatton, Hunts., before John Glenton Atkinson, Esq., (the newly-appointed for the Norman Cross Hundred,) and a respectable jury, view of ...
... employed in scattering firebrands in England In some instances the banditti, who were armed with guns and swords, contented themselves with breaking windows and carrying away arms and other pro- perty: but in other cases they maltreated the unfortunate inmates ...
... desultory conversation resulted from these remarks, in the course of which Mr. GRATTAN expressed the opinion, that if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of an armed force, it was time that the legislature interfered. Captain GORDON having ...
... hamper were two bind quarters of pork, which the prosecutor identified as his property. John Moyse (20) was indicted for stealing a silver watcb, the property of John Talbot, on the of August last. Talbot and the prisoner were at harvest work in field, ...
... received from LordGosford, that the intention was no longer to seek redress by means of the Assembly, but to have recourse to arms, and to oppose by force the authority of her Majesty. I have already stated to the House that, according to the wish which ...
... and expects that the Queen’s Arms” will yet be honoured an occasional call from her Majesty. With respect to the contents of the pocket-book, Mr. Turner will not mention the amount, but says it heavy.” late Earl of Cardigan, who died at his residence in ...
... Beilfordshire—Nlarquis of Tavistoek, Sir Peter Payne, Bart. Cor—llon. John Boyle, Daniel Callaghan. Clonmell—P.yre Coote. Cardigan .County ) —Calonel Powell. Coleraine Borough —Sir John Bart. Carlow :County,—W. Illackney, ['sq., Sir J. M. Doyle. Dumfries ...
... Queen'sc. Wilbraham. G-, Cheshire Copeland, Aid. T., Coleraine Wilks, John, Boston French, A., Roscommon co. Williams, Sir J., Bart., Grattan, J., Wicklow co. Carmarthenshire Grattan, H., Meath county Williams,W.A., Monmouthsh. Hill, Lord A., Down county ...
... regard to this country, declaring that Lord John Rus- sell's resolutions were everywhere coudemned, and that the Canadas might be said to be in a state of open revolt. Mr. C. BULLER, referring to Lord John Russell's speech of Monday night, said that it ...
... —Sol., Mr. Smith, King's Arms-yard, Coleman street. WILLIAM HUCKLE, Dute street, Westminster, lodging house keeper.—Sol., Mr. Nugee, Great Ryder-street, St. James's; official assignee, Mr. Green, King's Arms-yard. MARGARET and JOHN BRISTOW, Commercial road ...