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... the first floor front room, where she beheld the prisoner, who was enveloped in a large dressing-gown, seated in an immense arm chair, with a number of books, cards, &c. before him, and the act of making various figures of an extraordinary description ...
... were received with load cheers. At this stage of the business Lord band entered, accompanied Mr. C. Lawrence, Air. John N. Wright, Mr. John Moss, Air. Smith, of Fulwood, Air. N. D. Bold, and Sir Thomas Brancker. The entrance of hla Lordship was the signal ...
... offender. Mr. Berwick is one of the newly appointed Barristers and cousin to the Messrs. Grattan, Al.P.'s.—Limerick Chronicle. OHTRAGES.—On the night ef Thursday week an armed party visited the house of the Rev. Mr. Galway, at the Glen of Aberlow, and fired ...
... Mr. Berwick is one of the newly appointed Barristers and cousin to the Messrs. Grattan, 111.1 . ) .'s.—Limerick Chronicle. OCFTRAGES.-On the night of Thursday week an armed party visited the house of the Rev. Mr. Galway, at the Glen of Aberlow; and fired ...
... offender. Mr. Berwick is one ot the newly appointed Barristers and cousin to the Messrs. Grattan, M.P.'s.— Limerick Chronicle. Obtrages.—On the night of Thursday week an armed party visited the house of the Rev. Mr. Galway, at the Glen of Aherlow, and fired ...
... chastisement upon the offender. 4r. Berwick is one of the newly appointed Assistant Barristers, thd cousin to the Messrs. Grattan, M.P.'s. The London Review says Circumstances (probably the soiety of some common friend, or the pursuit of some common ob ...
... bodily chastisement upon the offender. Berwick is one of the newly appointed Assistant Barristers, ind cousin to the Messrs. Grattan, M.P.'s. The London Review says Circumstances (probably the so, iety of some common friend, or the pursuit of some common ...
... Col. and Mrs. Windsor, Marchioness and Lady Elizabeth Cornwallis, General Phipps, Lord and Lady Radstock, and Colonel Sir John Hervey. Lord William Russell is dibohg our latest arrivals. BuiGrttoN.—Saturday evening the performances at our theatre Were ...
... SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, Hutton, John Lawless, .1. Shoe Lalor, Cornelius Lyne, John Wisdom, W. Sterne Ilartc, Green 2, Michael Wahhe, John O'Neill, Michael Staunton, Richard Barrett, George Blood, John Redmond, -- Cur wen, J. Scott Molloy, Esqrs ...
... (» Hear, and groans. ) I wea t to Lord John Russel • second time. I be&ve that I deeded in convincing him, and all would have been right. w_.T,t D ot that S anley remained behind .and blotted froi Lord John Russell's mind all that I had said, so that ...
... Rob ertson. Esq. H«?ry Hwvey , £sq. , John Rokk ell, E.g. J. ( . Hector, Esq., M j> John s . ocki y^ '■roige LevvUHolhiigswoi-ih, Esq | John Ashton Vates, Esq. With power to add to their number. Engines* — Sir John Reonie. St k\i_vor— Wi'.liam Tite, Esq ...
... Precepts and Practice, us gpeelrnens of I The Alibi, elan. Assize Story &Filth, contain- Hoo k, Es es, set 61 Mirk; i C. Grattan, Esq. ~ Ta ll'' • suggested L 7 the I The Art of Conversa , e same author. 1 ing made Dor, itc• , IE UNITED JOURNAL, FOR FEBRZ ...