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... preposterous and affected style, by Mr. Henry Grattan, the younger, now member for the county of Meath, and one of the most servile followers of the person whose duplicity and sordid nature it ex- poses. The elder Grattan, probably, suggested the publication, ...
... miles round. As the morming was very fine their Royal Highnesses walked from the mansion to the church, the Duchess of Kent arm-in-arm with the Earl of Harewood, and the Princess Victoria with Lady Georgiana Harcourt, followed by the Duke and Duchess of ...
... The Times ascribes the pamphlet to the elder Grattan; but this is a mistake, though a natural one. The pamphlet was written, in imitation of his father's preposterous and affected style, by Mr. Henry Grattan, the younger, now member for the county of Meath ...
... Bth Foot, to a Company in the 2d West India Regiment, on 23th August last, have not taken place. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. JOHN GREAVES, merchant, Liverpool. BANKRUPTS. HENRY WRIGHT, wine-merchant, Norwich, to surrender Sept. 26, at twelve, and October ...
... The sham-Member can bravely defy the absent and the dead. We request him, however, to favour the company with his opinions on JOHN KNOX. On the whole we sincerely rejoice over Mr. O'CONNELL'S new plan. In Ireland he was all but invulnerable. We have him ...
... Pogwaab; Bolivar, Fenwick, ftom Quebec . Lord Althorp. Sproal, from Calcutta; Earl Grey, Tipping, from Africa; Abe on#, from St John's. N. 8., DWwson. from Tortola; Amtroann Terka. Wold, from Guernsey. William Brown, Taylor, from Charleston ; C. Blunder, ...
... Mail-coach, Farringdon-street, from Mrs. Irving, deceased, to Mr. John Grattan; the Globe, Holbornhill, from Mr. Charles Wright Mr. H. Norman; the Anchor, Farringdon-street, from Mr. John King to Mr. Lhas. S. Berger; the Old Bell, Holborn-hill, from Mr ...
... Hondo narrates tlw supernatural appearance of the spirit of Hamlet's father, when Ur. Olwar suddenly fainted, falling into the arms of the gentleman who pononaled Horatio. He rallied, howerer, immediately, and repeated very languidly the few tinea with which ...
... d , inst. at Newark. Mr. John Simpsoa, to Mios 13. At Cheeld, Moods last , by the Rev. J. W. Cowrie, B.A. Mr. William Slack, of Calm, to Slim Sarah Swift, of tentrely. At Wirksworta, on Sunday the 13th instant, by the Rev. John Harvard, A.M. vies,,Mr. ...
... his neice, hut numerous body of persons were stated to armed and equipped without the knowledge of their commander—nol perhaps to make the Grand Master head of the Kmpire, but they were force of armed Janissa-ies support the Oligarchy, which was had. would ...
... Goods, Merchandi~,sdStPil froM Loss or Damage by Oare. pasaICTiRS: JOHN HAY'THOWNE, BIChairats GEORtGE Gll34, Deputy chairm0SO JOSEPH COOKSON CHARLE:S PAYNE HENRY BUSH JOHN HURLE. JOHN ACRAMAN. THOiIAS CAM~JPLIN t tile. l 71HIS . Copaily effect Itsttralcnse ...
... furthering the cause of peaceable and legal rei mS c we ma ,ne tbat the Times, which talked the otherday about baring its sinewy arms, must be rather disappointed at finding that there is really so little chance of row, and tbat its new patrons will be beaten ...