... victimised John Bull, is to get them to move one step. 1A hen P Would booked betimes for the Devil’s Fly, b ecn taken, others will be taken. We are a '°“ ‘® Like their kindred spirita of Beverley, the Commissioner! propose to deJ with p And lucky John be rid ...

... Arthur Magill, shopkeeper; John Patrick, surgeon; Rev. Alexander Patterson, Presbyterian Minister ; John Ross, surgeon ; Rev. William Stanhope, Presbyterian Minister; John Tellet, shopkeeper; John Watson, shopkeeper ; John Wilson, farmer ...

... Unmasked.” The Times ascribes the pamphlet the elder Grattan ; hut this is a mistake, though a natural one. The pamphlet was written, in imitation of his father’s preposterous and affected style, Henry Grattan, the younger, now member for the county of Meath ...

... two very serious ones, to which two individuals have had to submit to the amputation of their arms, our columns this day also record the melancholy death of John Wordsworth, £sq.« of Milnes Bridge, a gentleman universally respected.— York HeraliL (From the ...

... s against Mrs. Liston and Mrs. Ambrose, those of other people’s, was almost astonished that that Cornelius Cregan, John Quin, and John Keidy, were lined figure did not fall from ito place, when such a change was 31. f or assaulting James Harnett. made ...

... stood next him the c.crk, for tbc purpose of verting. In the struggle fur reform, Scotland bad had fur ;■ being entered. | and John Bull, iturdy fellow as he wa«, bad not forgotten look was then asked, on what day the month father to himself. But Ireland ...

... Benjamin Morris Wall and Charles Newport, Esqrs, Sheriffs. Wkxford. —Francis Harper, Esq., Mayor, (re-elected Colonel Johns and John B. Redmond, Esqrs., Bailiffs. ...

... iniititf stout resi*. armed themselves for , t one hundredjil.ois, tanee, that after but, .he invading flcd - olcrtak e„. No lives appear be.ngon w„e slieriffof Munlo to have b«n lost the attray, . Wi of , had was woundee arm. • marched down with ...

... lost in the affray, but the Sheriff of was wounded! the applause bad subsided, he proceeded to address the assembly in the arm. OM. O'Connell entered the room at fent, we to the following effect : —‘‘ It is impossible, gentlemen, fully to ex- Wo o'clock ...

... do not rely upon any mere aecV, But all, most impartial of dusts ! you protect; Outspreading the arms of peace far and wide Aye, and goes report, other arms beside ; Bo that, Mul., ’tin a-parent you’re loved us all, A father the people your highness must ...

... Magna Cbarla, and the people’s rights.” In the centre window were the Royal Arms supported on cither side by paintingsoflhe arms of the army and navy. other windows wore the arms of the city of Bristol, and of the Merchant Venturers of the city. All the ...

... and the .lesser, _ Smith> of the Rest ...