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... ; and in the mirth and gaiety of the New eat it will remind you L *Tia your Country still * * The traveller would do well arm himself with this volume as shield against the exaggerated admiration of foreign scenes, which sometimes prejudice him against ...
... I 1 July Gordon, Albinia Elizabeth - May 18U0 Gwynnc, Georgiana Maria - 115 19 10 Mar. 18U3 Grattan, Lucia Cary - - 32 Grattan, Caroline Cary - - 4 .. Grattan, Frances Cary - - 4 28 Nov. 1603 Gloag, Euphemia, Henrietta, and Martha - - - 0 .. Gordon, Ann ...
... proceedings against you tor tithes —O'Connell! Wbo the of bis country, deseelinf-lba House of Commons on the night of Mr. J. Grattan's resolution on tithes, though pledged to support said resolution ! O'Connell! ** Who deserted the rarrickshsugh men on trial ...
... Holluirii, was administering the sactament, when, on coming to the sentence Thy kingdom come” in the Lord's Prayer, he extended his arms, aud in a wild tone began to repeat the words, sod his actions being those of a maniac was hurried to the vestry, aud the curate ...
... capable of assassination ; but If I do perish, my fall shall be a bloody one. I have plenty of arms- good Damnaacus b1a~es ; I uase no gones ; & while I have an arm to wield a hanjims, iheie barren rocks shall have a banquet of sJlsugh- ter before my face ...
... ‘•OtUtt M. U Ohaomaa, Thoeaaa Ftcagarald, F. >r. Hon. R. Fitigibhon, SirK.N^* J. M. Galway, CWlm fVr.L. Jaaaaa Grattan. D.rid HMary Grattan. N. A. Vi*®? L. Macbnighlin, Man O-RSli Luke Whim, Rork h F. French, Dobbin. Stawell, reeiewin the list IHih member* ...
... parties then left the office. Freaks in the Saloon of Covent Garden—A gentleman of fashionable exterior, who gave the name John Jones, was charged with breaking a quantity of glass and china in the saloon of Covent Garden Theatre on the previous evening ...
... Addington. The Speaker of the house of Commons is expected to proceed from Palace-yard to-morrow, on a visit to the heads of St. John's College, at Cambridge. The Right Hon. Gentleman is expected to remain at the University eight or ten days. It has been rumoured ...
... afternoon.— Globe. Liven cool, Monday Evening.— Armed the Mary and Jane, from iht aailrd on the ISth Scrtam. her Lochltl, from Opens, in seven daya; the CotUaer. (ton Lisbon; Ihe Ainsson. from Be. John'a, Nao Bmnaolcfc; the Noath America, from Nee York ...
... by Sir John Tyssen Tyrell. Hart., M.P. ; Alexander Baring, Esq., M.P.; Robert Westley Hall Dare, Esq., M.P. ; Richard Sanderson, Esq., M.P. ; the Mayor of Colchester the Venerable Archdeacon Lyall ; Colonel Kersteman George Round, Esq. ; John Round, ' ...
... t Lady Melford, Mlaa Phillips; Fanny, Taylor. T« conclude with into Two Acta), THE MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM I On Monday. King John. TUB AT RE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. THIS EVENING wlUbe presented the new Grand Historical Opera called OUKTATUB THE THIRD; OR ...