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... Malt Bill, was then resumed. Mr. Grattan, M.P., was determined to figure away, although not as the Pope's law agent, that he gaae not because his Holiness was more interested about his own affairs than he (Mr. Grattan) was! Yes, indeed, he could inform ...
... Escape of Prisoners Early on Monday morningr, Ist inst., four criminals, William John Murray, and Alexander Murray, his son, imprisoned for issuing; base coin, and John Gordon, charoe sheep-stealing, broke the jail of Wigton, and have hitherto eluded ...
... about five o’clock on Friday morning se’noight as boy about 15 years of age, named John Bradfield, was proceeding across the Common to his work, discovered a man, named John Smith, respectable dairyman, residing at Wimbledon, who is upwards of 70 years of ...
... :—Ribbonmen's Signs and Pass Words. Sign : Put your right hand to the guard of your left arm; the thumb under, and the fingers over. Answer :—Put the left hand to the right arm in like manner. Pass Words :—What would your wishes be? A reform in the House of Lords ...
... BARBARA Lady STANLEY, daughter of the late JOHN TOWNKLEY, and relict of Sir W. STANLEY, Bart., of Hooton, Cheshire, in the 7yih year of her age. On the inst., at the Rectory House, St. Paul’s Cray, Kent, the Rev. JOHN SIMONS, , in the 83d year of his age ...
... Philadelphia; Woodman, Wight, for St. John's, New Brunswick; Britannia, Harding, for New York; Katharine Jackson, Peabody; for St. John's, New Ihunswick ; Ddigence, fqr Dantzic; Olive Branch, Frank, for Gijon; John Airey, Nicholson, for Leghorn; Nimrod ...
... occasioned from injuries which be received whilst climbing behind the carriage of the Earl of Cardigan. Adam Blackwell, footmen in the service of the Earl of Cardigan, deposed that between four and five o'clock on Saturday afternoon last, his lordship's carriage ...
... Emerson, Dublin, with the mail. Off the Port—John, Whyte, from Sydney, N.S.W. Cleared Outwards —Giorgio, Costa, fot Naples and Messina; Elizabeth, Airey, New Orleans; Clipston, Cummins, Africa; Maria, Palfrey, St. John's, Newfoundland; Jessie, Green, Quebec ...
... say Perish the House of Lards ! Live Liberty 1 Here there were yells from the parties present, and cheers to boot. Mr. Grattan, to a3ber eyes, looked very much like a man who, having uttered language resernbl.ng the style dangerous, seemed to ...
... election for the city of Dublin, will be Daniel O'Connell, Esq. M.P., and Henry Grattan, Esq., the present member for Meath county. Mr. Ray very properly said that Mr. Grattan has an hereditary claim to represent this city. COUNTY OF DUBLIN. The Trades' ...
... however, that ought not to be left unnoticed —we allude to Lord John Russell's - circulars from the Homeoffice with respect to the registration of voters for parliamentary elections. Lord John informed all the overseers of England and Wales that parties ...
... Ribbonmen's Signs and Pass Words. Sign Put your right hand to the guard of your left arm the thumb under, and the fingers over. Answer:—Put the left hand to the right arm in like raannor. Pass Words:—What would your wishes be ? A reform in tha House of Lords—Why ...