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... entire night under her window. The consequence was a severe illness ; and *• Lnx-e, ■wlto sent, forgot to save Til* old, the hardy, and the brave Monsieur Civillc died of jealousy and a fluxion the breast Leitch Rilchie. Narrow Escapf..— dark winter’s in ...
... entire night under her window. The consequence was severe illness and •. ■ ■■■'* *• Love, who sent, forgot to nave The old, the hardy, and the brave . Monsieur Civillc died of jealousy and a fluxion in the breast. Leitch Ritchie. A Narrow Escape.— One dark ...
... from ug. The object for which a Sermon is preached ts-morrotr, at Saint John’s Church, by the Rev. Thomas New land, U at St. John’s Church, by the Rev. Thomas Newiand, is parti, culiirly deserving of public attention. These schools are the oldest the kingdom ...
... .Mr. Day and Mr, Stephen Henry Rice, the that he did not contradict him. (Cheers and laughter.); father of the Right Hon. Thomas Spring Rice, upon trust, The flame of Repeal was spreading throughout the country, j to make sale thereof, and apply the monies ...
... the use of the / „ Amount already acknowledged *0 « Simeon Hardy, Esq— Rev. W. U. Nash, second subscription 0 \V. R. Stokes, Esq. Lismore, per Bev. J. Egan ™ ™ 20 Henry Warren, Esq. . - Thomas Boyce, Esq— - r, Captain Wallis —. . • DONATIONS for this Important ...
... neise of continuous knocking at the ( te et er with the coofusion it created Ww rin, not a word futher of the Right Hon. ‘Thomas Spring Rice, upon could wis ob 7 ed ta e heard. At length Mr. O'Connell sale thercof, and to apply the monies to the use int ...
... the nomination member for the borough was vested in Mr. Day and Mr. Stephen Henry Rice, the father of the Right Honourable Thomas Spring Rice, upon trust, make sale thereof, and to apply the monies to the use of the younger children of this marriage ; ...
... having been heard of for several years, have been removed from the Admiralty List ;—Capt. Thomas Thrush ; Lieutenants H. R. O’Neill, (}. A. Ross, John Harvey, Thomas Burrow, G. A. Gore, James Duncan, P. 11. Tram, .(.Murray, and Henry Brooks. Captain Thrush ...
... to be set again forlbo benefit of the owner, and the Deposit forfeited. Ardrum, UARBADOES. JAMAICA, ANTIOUA SUGARS SIMEON HARDY has received Triumph, Eclipse and WWiams, from of the above-mentioned SUGARS, Middhng Quality. Jan. 11. TALL TEAS. JOSEPH ...
... roads, &c. &c.; and any pauper refusing to work as much as be is able, is sent to the thread mil! idle and disorderly; ■“ Thomas Hardy was an excellent workman; discharged under similar circumstances (circum. -stances which obliged bis master to part with ...
... not time read their speeches, their names will supply the proof.—Lord Erakinc and Sir Vicary Oibht defended HoHteTeohe and Hardy Upon charge of high treason; need say that tbd dafence wai both vigorous and successful ? Loid Ertlcine , became Chancellor—Sir ...
... for the use of the Poor. Amount already acknowledged Simeon Hardy, Esq , r~ Rev. W. R. Nash, second subscription W. R. Stokes, Esq. Listnore, pejßev. j. Egan _— } ~ Henry Warren, ** f Thomas Boyce, Esq— Captain Wallis —■ J DONATIONS for this Iniioi deruking ...