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... intimidatora in this case was the tender Steward of the Earl of CARDIGAN.-The Leeds Mercury observes- It may, perhaps, be denied, that threats were uttered in 30 many words to eject Lord CARDIGAN'S tenants; such words are by no means necessary to convey an ...
... plumpers either for Mr. Grattan or Mr. Howard I consider as friends, though I cannot rate their friendship al; high as those who vote for Grattan and Howard; these I consider as our greatest friends —next, I rate those who plump for Grattan, and those who plump ...
... Committee by Mr. John Rinder, one of the scouts, who comes forward under the wing of the Sub-Committee, and talks about his disbelief that Mr. Osburn will have the wicked audacity to deny it. Townsmen ! grandiloquently exclaims Mr. John Rinder, should ...
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... plumpers either for Mr. Grattan or Mr. Howard, consider as friends, though I cannot rate their friendship as high as those who vote for Grattan and Howard ; these consider as our greatest friends— next, rate those who plump for Grattan, and those who plump ...
... county. On Monday an inquest was held at Talgarth, Brecknockshire, before It. Watkins, Lsq. coroner, the body of John Davies, infant child of John Davie! labourer of that place. sitting on the mother'-,' knee, a tea-kettle and tea-pot with boiling water tally ...
... Protestant candidate. Mr. Howard and Mr. Grattan, his opponents. Lord Milton, SO says the Dublin Warder, has written to his land agent, Mr. Chalioner, designating that part of his tenantry who vote for Howard and Grattan as his friends ; those who vote ler ...
... l,c consigns its victotnc secular arm. Lord Milton plainly tells the Filzwilliam tenants that •« he feels bound to ask ‘to ,ote for the two candidates who are in jcooNtM best qualified; one of those [obeing Mr.Grattan~“ the person from whom they * fittwilliam ...
... Chance, aged ( , (lb overweight) 00 dr gi F. the slaves of a faction. ~ Mr. Haywood's Metheglin, 4 yrs odr The Memory of Grattan, Flood, and Curran ; ' Captain Marryatt—lf pledges are th e roc k I when the rights and liberties of their ill-fated Mr. Balchin's ...
... its victims to the secular arm, Lord Milton plainly tells the Fitzwilliam tenants that he feels bound to ask them to vote for the two candidates who are IN HIS JUDGMENT best qualified ; one of those two being Mr. Grattan— the person from whom they ...
... for two years. These islands are completely destitute of human inhabitants ; and as the shipwrecked crew were without fire-arms of any description, and almost without a tool, they were much more put to their shifts than ever Robinson Crusoe was. After ...
... pur- into Birmingham, but to Dirminghem of ki ing down public spi and should the mimstry, (4 arbit Means, attempt to force a armed with swore> and pistuls, on the town of Birmingham. the people would. to it. i reat applause.) Ve begged leave again to thank ...