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... ORANGEMEN! Registefyour arms,»« well as your votes! The critical state of Irish Protestantism, aud the falsehood and treachery of Ministers, storse than in the worst days James tub Second, render it vital duty to call upon to register yonr arms, and not leave ...
... these were principally females, according to a return ot Mr. Beverley, published in The Mechanics’ Magazine. From the speech of John If ills, I' sg , Af.P , a meeting in the metropolis on Tuesrlay last, for devising mean sto prevent loss of life by fire. _ ...
... Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, rice George Bague. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. GEORGE FOWLER, rope maker, Grosvenor-place, Commer• vial-read. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. HENRY PEIRCE, victualler, Birmingham. BANKRUPTS. JOHN lIF.AS3IAN t oilman, Union-street ...
... late Fellow of St. John's. CAMRIDGE, Maacti 4.—At a congregation, on Wednesday last, the following degrees were conferred : Bachelor in Divinity.—Rev. Joseph Prendergast, Queen's College. Waster of Arts.—James Henry Willan, St. John's College. Bachelor ...
... QUACKERY ; the true Philos°. My of Health and Disease, ant the necessity and coin. mencement of Medical Reform• JOHN JONE 4, Druigi.t, Cardigan. T. it H. WILLIAMS,Pri6tcis, LAUGHARNE. To be Let, Unfurnished, 6 9 MONTI'S, And entered epos immediately, 4LARGE ...
... AgHonby.H A Bwart, W O’Connell, M Attwood, T Ferguson, Hon O’Loghlen, Sergeant Bagshaw, John Flelden. J Pendarves.E Balnea, B French, F Potter Baldwin.Dr Grattan.J Roope'r.J Barron, H W Hallyburton.D G Scliolefield, J Barry, GS Healhcote, J Sheldon, E ...
... Fdphinstone Evans, G. E wart Feilden, W. Ferguson, Sir It. Finn ' Fitzgibbon . Fitzsimon French Goulburn, U. Graham, Sir J. Grattan, J. Grote Gully Hardinge, Sir H. Hardy Harland Hai vey Hawes Heath coat, J. Herrias II indley Hogg Ilorsraan Howard, E. Howard ...
... visible. Flood and Grattan Compared —The following beautiful passage gives a fair idea of the comparative merits of these two great concurrent stars in the political sphere of Irish ambition and greatness in 1782 Flood was superior Grattan in the extent of ...
... the Arms complete, engraved from drawings Harr gl re „ S Dormant and Extinct Peerage is the moat complete hitherto any similar wotk. . „ . , tp-, _ London: Printsd for J. G. and F. Rivlnglon ;J. and ,• *• Clarke: Longman and Co.; T. Cadell; John Richardson ...
... of his death. He had resided on th? same farm nearly seventy years, having originally rented it of John Bond, Esq., the grandfather of the pre ent John Bond, Esq., of Crange ; and during the whole of that very long period one undeviating line of con- ...
... that it is desirable to cultivate the Lotus of the Egyptians. POLAR RESEARCHES, Sir John Ruu, C. 8., %c. f[c. Polar lit ar. During our stay at Fury BeacV. (,says Sir John Ross) many of these animals came about us, and several were killed. At that time we ...
... plen*ed, the nomination of Lord Fclev, to appoint Alfred Bunn, Kaq., one of his Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arm*, vice George Butrue. LA RATION INSOLVENCY. G. FOWLER, place, Commercinl-road, ropemaker. BANKIU'PTCY SUPERSEDED. H. PIERCE ...