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... Haverfordwest: the Shamrock, Connor, with 313.J oats, for Gerard, and Vining—From Cardigan the Hope, Davies, with qrs. oats, for Vining, Gerard, and Vining.— FromMilford: the John and Sally, Davies, with bis. wheat, 1/02 bis. barley, 4012 his. oats, and casks ...
... Dutchess of B. as persons whose names were on the pension list, he (Mr. Harvey) would find those honourable members all up arms against it. (Laughter.) would say, let all the ladies on that list, from the oldest dowager down to the youngest beauty, who ...
... received severe cut the thumb, and leaning forward was drawn under tbe saw which divided the thumb and arm straight up to the shoulder, and there severed the ( arm from the body. It next divided the side and lacerated the entrails, laying them open to view. He ...
... the amendment, which, after observation* from Mr. Robinson and Mr. Grattan, was rejected by a majority of 188—191 being against and 3 ...
... Rev. William Morrefl Lawson, .M.A. Commissary Lord Bishop of Worcester, to the Rectory of Northfield, void by the death of John Cooke, Clerk. Copy of Mr. letter to Robert Williams, Esq. acknowledging the receipt of the address, which appeared in our last ...
... property out of the way of vermin.— York Herald. Irish Fools.— In the whole neighbourhood of my early life, says Mr. Colly Grattan, there was scarcely a gentleman's house that had not attached to it semi-intelligent, half-witted Oaiadthaun, who was the ...
... He was about to marry the daughter of the late General Desprez, and was with her on Sunday evening, when the drums beat to arms. Your horse very restive, said she to him, ** take that which belonged to my father, it will bring you good luck. An hour ...
... FARMERS' AND GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. FARMING SOCIETIES. John Beresford Turner, Esq. of Brockmanton Hall, near Leominster, has handed to us the following plan for the formation of Fanning Societies. Copies will, Wednesday next, ready for signatures, at ...
... the midland, southern, and eastern counties. There is one case, that of John Balls, who died Northamptonshire, on the sth of April, 1705, (if it be true), aged 126; a case of John Wilson, of Warkingworth, Suffolk, who lived to ; and we have just seen the ...
... not yet considered it necessary to organise an hospital for the reception of patients. In reply to some remarks by Mr. J. Grattan, Lord Althorp was understood to say, that the military would not be employed in Ireland except in the preservation of pea ...