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... the inner sleeves tight to the arm, fastened at the wrist by a deep poignet, and finished a lace ruffle. A second pair of enormously loose sleeves over the tight ones, they reach a very short way below the bend of the arm, and left quite loose. A very ...
... several times near swamping, and had it not been for one of the females who sat in the stern of one of them having shawl on her arms, spread out, that received a tremendous surf, which had it come into the boat must have sunk her, all would have been lost ...
... sixteen gun-brigs. But this not all—she has twentyteven steam vessels, most of them being horse power, and well anu heavily armed. Anti-Tithe Meeting.—On Saturday sen., meeting of the parishes of Naas, Newbridge, Clane, Rath. coffey, Kill, Lyons, Eadstown ...
... FalmOuTH, Jan. brig Augenora. from St. John’s, New Brunswick, strived here last night, and furnishes the following melancholy account : The ship Francis Spaighl, Limerick, S. Gorman, master, sailed from St. John’s, New Brunswick, on the 24th of November ...
... Curtis, i Esq , 10i. ; Leckey, Esq.. 501. ; T. i 1 Kane Esq.,lol. Thomas Fitzgerald. Esq., 101 ; H. Grattan, Esq.. lOi. ; VVm. APDermott, Esq., 101. ; John ! VI her. Esq., M.P 201.; Lorti Killeen. 201. ;J. VV. Ct>r‘ baily, Esq., 201. ; M. Corbally. Esq. ...
... frirtions of the cerebral organs, arid their division into tire hlr~ee great classes, animal, annal, arid intellectual, Mr Grattan proceeded to illunsitste, by E referentce to the busts, rind to magnified profiles taken from them, the form of head indicative ...
... melancholy cortege took the way of the Boulevards the of execution. A great display of the armed °rct had been deemed necessary by the Government. There were 6.200 under arms not including the numerous agents of police, who were stationed so as to prevent the ...
... and have way to the his nohle f,; d horses, arm., iic., to [Lord Stanley], for owned that though he [Sir U.diert m the Lord Lieutenant appoint inspector- Peel] was prepared assent to the noble lord s (John general and two deputy inspeciors. umeiitlincni ...
... James Douglas Johnston, Michael Jones, Hamilton Haire, John Hare, John E. Taylor, Thomas Charters, Alex. Hudson, Charles Archdall. and Joseph Maguire, Esqra. At the Ennis assizes, on Saturday last, John Wilson Pollen, late a Lieutenant 48th Regiment, withdrew ...
... I ran out for help. One of the men followed me to the turn of the road above the house. He heard one of the men cry out, John, John, lad luck to you. arc you going to let that fellow go to rise help. 1 ran to Giffc's house, the schoolmaster, and told ...
... subsequent restoration to ¢ pension of John Hardy. from acting as Mog or « Gano or Rospeas.--On } night Jest, Sergeant Armstrong, of the Ballymecarre lice, in apprehending Hugh Gordoo, He, Grilis, Wm. Hunter, Patrick Reddy, John Sava time bec Jobn who, for a ions ...
... Prices of on the Coffin, and an attachment the reverse, with the every thing are the advance, and considerable enquiry has Arms, Crests and Motto the deceased. been making after Wheat in Granary, for which £| | per The Hearse, drawn by six horses, and ...