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... I do, sir?' said If you will give me your arm, ma'any: said Brandon, I'll see you safe to the. : ritage-door, when you can send for a coach.' Arm, sir said the lady. I wish I could sir: but I have got no arms. 'Dear me, Ma'am,' said the box-book and ...
... offender. .Mr. Berwick is one of the newly appointed Barristers and cousin to the Messrs. Grattan, M.P.’s. —Limerick Chronicle. Outrages.—On the night of Thursday week an armed part} visited the house of the Rev. Mr. Galway, at the Glen of Aherlow, and fired ...
... Solicitors, Harrington-chambers, North John-stre e t, Liverpool. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN .RAINFORD. On WEDNESDAY, the 24th instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, at the House of Mts.- Hall, the Derby Arms, in Rain . - ford, in the county of Lancaster ...
... Owen. / ' 8. —IIOUSE, on the north side of Carpenter's-row, occupie by John Jones. 9_44irfioUSES, m Pindar's-court, on the north-west si , le of Forrest -street, occupied by John Hastie, Joseph Carter, Thomas Brocklebank, and one vacant. 10.--.110U,5 ...
... acknowlcdgc'l by our hi«» ' this Erand district ba»«eonviith asUtnishmt'nt and . l!u* Orangemen of Irelan (prounded ' r . \. l , John Husacll Koval the Duke some of the dipnitarirt of the f lurt ilaoW of this early opportunity tb* therein That tiran-l Oran ...
... d of Mr Coke of ! Hoik Arms of THE TH1HD VOLUME OF ISTORY of TRY KINGDOM COMPANION B volume more to published during the prerent year ill complete important work Account EMINENT KINGDOM upwards of One n- nected “ research' John “ A Interest”— for Henry ...
... This advice course much if it addressed bill time passed anomalies upon its head the evening the altered introduced of Commons John Bussell who calm temperate rather indeed for the occasion moved the amendments called printed a their being taken into con ...
... near Kendal, as Mr. John Langs t ret h, of ■■» I Nook public-house, near Farlelon, was attempting v , fasten a rope upon a cart of hay, the rope suddenly broke and in consequence he fe'l upon the ground. Report says, both of his arms are broken. .. Dlke ...
... rs in the work of agitation. On Tuesday, the 17th, a select party of the tail, amongst whom were Mr. Shiel and Mr. H. Grattan held a meeting in Dublin, no doubt by the directions of their chief, consider the most effectual means of giving expression ...
... are good in most directions, the rides and drives varied and interesiing, and the air considered most mild and salubrious.—Cardigan Bay, which is immediately 'approached from the port of Pwllheli, affords the finest beach for sea bathing in North Waies; ...
... with a Gardener's Cottage. There are also three small Farm Houses and Labourers' Cottages. , This Estate is four miles from Cardigan, commanding a view of the Bay. 23 from Carmarthen, 30 from Tenby, and 40 from Abervstwith. The neighbourhood is excellent ...
... GLASGOW STEAM-,,PACKET 'COMPANY'S VESSELS The CITY OF GLASGOVew Steanier,) lontinT,EwiNG, C ander, The VULCAN, JOHN Bo D, Commander, The JOHN WOOD, ,COIAN FERGUSON, Commander, Sail from the Cl are n ce D oc k , as un d er, with - or , without Pilots:— ...