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... himself again into favour. He has no largeness of soul ; he is voluble and erudite, but he neeer was such an orator as Grattan. Grattan's speeches will read well to every one, but Canning's are only intelligible to your Greek and Latin gentlemen; to the ...
... for Berwickshire, is about to lead to the hymeneal altar Miss Spottiswoode, second daughter of John bpottiswoode, Esq., the eminent solicitor, in London. John Barham, Esq. of Queen Anne-strcet, who about to be united to Lady Katharine Grimstone, is not ...
... hours per day. James Mills was called to the chair, and seven reardutions were read, bat only three of them passed. John Knight, Lenox, John Doherty, and several persons from Manchester addressed the meeting, which was considered a complete failure. Richard ...
... of Lisraore-house. was returning from Moneygall, within quarter of a mile ot his house, three men attacked him, two of them armed with pistols, and the third seized his horse by the bridle, they instantly demanded him surrender the money' he had collected ...
... was committed for trial at the aes-toos. Rorbikg Ship*.—Three hoys, named C hat IGould John k,%u>\ H'm. Smith, were charged with stealing rope from the Henry Grattan, ly ing live d cks. They were committed for trial the session*. It transpired, in the ...
... were repealed, its value would be greatly increased. What a disinterested senator is this Mr. Grattan. A Protestant gentleman, named Cook, rose after Mr. Grattan, for the purpose of vindicating the justice of paying tithes. He was, of course, hissed and ...
... Mercisry. . Wilson, Royal Exchange; Darton and Son, Holborn Hill, London: and Haddon, Colclsester. In Svo. with Engravings of the Arms, Part 5, price 7s. 6d. MR. BURKE'S HISTORY of the BRITISH GENTRY, a Companion to the Peerage and Baronetage. The Fith Part ...
... JOHN BULL. COLBURN’S MODERN NOVELISTS* An erroneoun imprcfsion appearing to exist m to the plan end price of this NEW MONTHLY PUBLICATION, it become to *tate that ite plan differs from that of the Waveriey Novels this respect,—that it gives on the Ist ...
... bound 2 9 ■ Mr. GRATTAN’S HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS, vole. 12e. bound.. 1 11 J Mr. HORACE SMITH'S BRAMBUETYK HOI Sh, vole. 12e. bound. 111 * Publiehed for H. Colburn, by R. Bentley, andjold all Bookeeliera. In ftvo. with Engravings of the Arms, Pan V. price m/iH ...
... been voted to the chair. numbers wer«— for Andrew Stevenson, 142; , *'• Williams, ; Kverett, IS ; John i Richard Coulter, 2 ■, H. Wilde, 2 ; C. •• mercer, John Davis, 1 ; Saotuel A. foot. * i Joseph Vance, 1 ; James C. Polk. 1 ; Blanks. I •« Wallet Franklin ...
... Buxton, Esq. M.P. John Inse, Esq. William Craweford, Esq. SIP. WillIam Kay, Esq. T1. A. Curtis, Eoq. H. M. Thersetor. Esq. The Rt. lion. G. R. Daweson. Nselvil WVilson. Esq. LIDTxO Hs-Benjamln Cohen, Esq.. Charles Gibbes, Eoq,, John Gurney, Esq. BtAN ...
... George Pearson, of St. John s college, rector of Castle Camps, in this county, was elected Christian Advocate, on the resignation of the J. A. Jeremfe. Fellow Trinity college. The Uev. Joseph Taylor. 8.D., Fellow of St. John s, college, has been instituted ...