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... eighteen months old, which be held in his arms, stated, that on Thursday afternoon last, whilst he wag attending at his bar, a young man of respectable appears ance entered his parlour with the two children in bis arms, followed by a porter, who carried a ...
... unanimous as to most eelebrat: and from w one certificates the two fal- jts decided superiority, -_ lowing extracts are From John Th Cooper, “9 Lecturer om Chemistry at the Séehool in Alaeragate-st Your brandy is free from uneym in most of the bined acid ...
... outside the town, asked them what they were about, when one of them smartly “ Weare Another description of Sorce, to mn hs and armed with sti under the denowinatjon of ‘* Whistlers,” has | y jue fested our streets, perticularly on Sabbath marches in regular ...
... For more than half a century the Grattans and have bawled without the Newports interpo- sition the contradiction of every proposition offered in the extract which we are about to reprint ; these bawlings of the Grattans and Newports have been echoed by ...
... Calendars of Work red, &e. By GEURGE LIN DLEY, b: JOHN LINDLEY, F.R.S., Assistan t Seeretary to the Horticultural society of London. I London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Co. Of whom may be had, by JOHN LINDLEY, F.R.S. INTRODUCTION to the NATURAL ...
... which excited & consider. able degree of ini tereat in the neighbourhond. At one Mr. White, secretary to the Bosrd of and Mr. Grattan, ins; pector of nuisances for Henry- street div ision, entered the board-reem, and a number tehers from Cole’s-lane market ...
... Mr. J. Grattan, ‘ol. Perceval, Mr. Wallace, Mr. J. E. Gordon, Lord Ox- antown, Lord Duncannow, Mr. Earl of and Mr. J. Lambert. The were examined :— Rev. Father Burke, of Castlepullard ; Rev. James De- ney, M. J. Robert Cassidy, Col. Ralph John- on, Ce ...
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... commencement of the new era so long promised. If the French remain any time in Italy, they will bave to execute by force of arms thuse judicial murders which the inexhaustible clemency of the Hely Father is preparing for us. The police is severe iu the ...
... great hardihood, and said he stabbed the deceased because he endeavoured to He was committed for rob him of his handkerchief. John Sullivan was charged under the following circumstances :—About three o’clock on Tuesday morning, Melvin, a private watch- man ...
... the Spence, from DUBLIN, Nov. adiz. 15.—Arrived, the St. John, Decent, frem nburgh. ABERDEEN, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Hope, Stephen, from Got. HUMBER, Nov. 1 > Jonn’s, N. 5.—Arrived, the Henry Grattan, Brown, from The George Canning, Lilliebech, from W: was ...
... occa- sion a man, named John Moran, brought up his certificate. It was intimated to him (Mr. that this was an iliterate man, and usually signed with a mark. To put his intelligence to the test he (Mr. O’Counell) said to him, “ John Moran, write your name ...