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... last evening. The young lady pessesses an elegant and coinatanding person, a lady. like deportment, graceful action of the arms, and a pleasing, not to say very handsome, countenance—qualities which sonic think es. , ential in a singer: they are at all ...
... Brocket-hall, Herts, accompanied by his Lady, on Wednesday, for the scat of Earl Grey, Howick-hall. Viscount Melbourne and Lord John Russell returned to the residence of the noble Viscount, Brocket-hall, Herts, on Wednesday night. The deceased Countess Howe ...
... wife of John Brooke, iq., and relict of the late John Esq. of ■ampton, ln this county. Old Boling broke, on Sunday last, aged 37, Mr. Wm. wrr, landlord of the Duke's Head. On Sunday last agea 88, Mr. Curtis, sen. of Wisbech, ther of Mr. John Curtis, ...
... to tiecure and incte ie the vast patronage already favored him. Term* Ready Money only. DUNGANNON, 17th October, 1830, JOHN GRATTAN, J¥o. I*. auJßTolk-atreet, ItuMin, (within two doors of grafton-street,) RESPECTFULLY takes leave to acquaint liis Friends ...
... Mr. John, Taylor. Middle St, Margaret's—Mr. John Boswbrth, and Mr. John ’ Nedham. East St. Margaret's—Mr. Mfilliam Miles, and Mr. Robert Overton. East SL Mary’s.—-Mr. Joseph Moore, and Mr. B. Payne. West Mary's—Mr. Richard Mitchell, and Mr. John Moore ...
... eldest surviving daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. Her Ladyship has left a very numerous family. The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne are not expected to return from the Continent until December. The Hon. John Fox Stranaways, the successor of the late ...
... Household Furniture and Effects of the Residence of the late Tho.' Inas Styan, Esq., apposite the four-mile stone, Clapham.—By Mr. JOHN DAWSON, upon the Premises, as above, on WXDNIESDAY, Nov. 2, and following Day, at Eleven each day, li . LL the excellent Furniture ...
... received, by which it appea rs that at an early hour that day General Peon ordered the troops of his division to get under arms, but that several companies of the different regiments mutinied, and refused to obey. General Castanon and the Baron das Antis ...
... that on this morning he and his staff were on horseback four o’clock inspecting the works the regiments were retained under arms doling the entire of the night, 1 pickets doubled, and all the requisite cautions case .»f sudden attack rigidly attended to ...
... cursed the Gods ; Some turn'd to lunatics, and laugh'd at horror ; And some with fierce and hellish strength had torn Their arms free from the beams ; and so had died, Grasping headlong at air. In the dying scene of Spartacus, on which the curtain falls ...
... Demosthenes, was Irishman ; Sheridan, Curran, Flood, Grattan, were Irishmen. So is Plunkett, and swears (ha Morning Chronicle, i* Lord Lyndhurst. Let ns acknowledge 100, that since th* day* glorious John,” greatsst writers well as well our greatest orators ...