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... and bill . brought in Mr. Gcorgu Kvans, and Mr. Maurice O'Connell. Sir John Harvev A superb Piece of Plate, inamifjtturcd by West and Son, Capcl-strect, was presented Colonel Sir John Harvey Monday, the gistratcs and Oflicers of the Province of Leins'cr ...
... King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, Ixmdon, Instituted in 1*23, with a Capital 'paid up; of upwards of 400,000/., and with ihe power of extension. Chairman— JOHN WELLS. Esq. Deputy Chainnan-J AMES CHRISTI AN CLEMENT BELL, Esq. DIRECTORS. John Chapman, ...
... lettered. 18. SELECTIONS from the WORKS cf Dr. JOHN OWEN- With a Portrait a-d brief Sketch of bis Life. In 2 vols. 18mo. Price 7s bound in roan or silk, and lettered. 111. SELECTIONS from the WORKS of the Ilev JOHN DO WE. A.M. With a Portrait and brief Sketch ...
... W. T. Alder- Rev. ). Holcombe 2 0 0 son - - 1 1 0 Rey.Jas.Hokombe2 0 0 Rev J Twenty- John Leach, Esq. 2 0 0 man - - 1 1 0 Mbs Walker -2 00 Rev.W. R. Holmes 1 10 John Adams, Esq. 1 o o Rev. G. A.Buttef- Mrs. Adams - I 00 ton - -110 Mrs. 3. Adams - 1 0 ...
... Castlereagh, Charlemont, Camden, Norbury, and Fitzwilliarn : the Marquis of Buckingham, the Duke of Leinqer, Messrs. Curran, Grattan, Flood, Fitzgibbon, Plunkett, Bush, Yelverton, Dawson, and O'Connor, who figure in these pages, among other persons of great ...
... Parliament gave the Id place upon our altars. We are t o ld t truly in last words of Grattan, that ' the people of this municipalities, not the power of appointing an armed police, country should not look to a democratic government ; they paid half out of ...
... fashion and TABLE-TALK. Pis-NF.R Party at CaSTT.f, on Monday Even- ISG Captain and ; Mr. and Mr*. Grattan and Mrs. Perry ; Conte ami Cm te--i A itoi.ji ; «jr p. and Lv.iy Dc'llow; Mr. and Mrs. S, White ; Lord •’sborne ; Colonel Yorke ; Major Grote, 3id ...
... Subscriptions ahead v advertised X'^i'7 15 1. . ?? pot London - 25 0 I Mr. John S. Day . - 5 5 ?? A. and J. Laport. T> 5 Mr. Alfred Burges - - 10 10 !>■ \ Knox Child . ll| Mr. John Leschallas - 10 10 . il 0 I Mr. William Leschallas - o 0 ?? Vvilson and Co ...
... bill; and yet that bill was supported by many ban. gentlemen apposite whom this measure was now opposed. They joined in placing arms in the hands of the Irish people—the areas which the Irish reform bill furnished them with ; and yet they would now interfere ...
... fortunes after the pa'tern of their predecessor. And how can we help wishin.*, when see such arms resting upon the velvet edge of the box, to have one’s own arms quartered with the owner’s? The glory is well worth d)ing for—when the proper moment arrives; ...
... given this bill I Why, the very same as that already given by the Geo. I V. It was giving the power of appointing, not au armed police force payable out of the consolidated fund, but a few watchmen to paid out of the funds of the corporation. (//car ...
... Hood, for Jamaica ; Mary Hudson, Johnson, for Naples; Rattlesnake, Houghton, for Odessa: Traveller, Parrot, for Madeira. The John Pink, from Jamaica, put back yesterday and remains. The St. James, for New York, sailed this morning. Canton, Nov. a—The Roktodftle ...