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... brigands before the windows of the palace, in open defiance of the orders of his petticoat Majesty.” Dr. John Jebb, Bishofof Limerick, &c.—Dr. John Jebb, late Bishop of Limerick, was born Drogheda, Sept. 27th, 1775, though he has been erroneously represented ...
... a + foreign eclipsed by the pomp of their masters, and _ hated at home, rather than return to that land. which opens | her arms to receive them—which inyites them to her bosom— >| But to the blessings ot a gratified and a grateful tenantry ? suppose an ...
... 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 ...
... of four, have already denied the charge. The four remaining are Fitzstephcn Fl'rench, member for Roscommon county; James Grattan, member for Wicklow county; J. M. Galwey, member for Waterford county ; and N. A. Vigors, member for Carlow town. These gentlemen ...
... were srrved for the borongh, one of which appeared and. #as registered. Thuisday sight sevee. mén, one of whom had fire-arms, visited John Ryan, on the Jands of Hymenstown, county Tipperary, and served him witli the usual notice to give up his ground. Several ...
... 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 ...
... Lismore-house, was returning from Moneygall, within a quarter of a mile of 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 to surrender the money he had col- ...
... 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 ...
... property of William M Cleery, William Tennent, John Haxlet, Henry Hazlet, William Ma- gee, Samuel Neilson, John Boyle, Robert Simms, William Simms. Gilbert M'llveen. Jun., John Tisdall, Robert Callwell, and John Rabb. An address from “the Society of United ...
... the Rev. 'l'. Thomas, of Henrietta-street. London, and the Rev. Mr. Clarke, of Bath, preaches. in English, from let John 3. 2,3, and John 21. 17. l'he collections after the services amounted to £l6. 74. 101:1. On the preceding evening, at 6 o'clock, in ...
... . 95 10 0 98 Sept. lion., John . . . 47 14 8 81 Jane 1910 Going, Frances Anne . . 47 12 8 9 Oct. .. Gordon, Harriet H. . . 97 0 0 16 Nov. .. lirevllle, Algernon . . 100 0 0 I Jan. 1777 Hall, John . . . 5 5 0 Henderson, John . . 55 0 10 Dec. 1780 Hasler ...
... Esq. of ‘Tuesday, aged 79, Mr. John Webster, of hampton, in county. Schofield. Town Crier. Yesterday, Eleanor Schofield, wife of Mr. William Lately, Miss Evans, of Shinewood, in this county. ult. at Cheater, aged 23, Mr. John Davenport; both of West Felton ...