... REV. JOHN BROWN. This gentleman (whose father was at one time Sovereign Belfast) discharged the duties of Curate in this town, for some years, with the utmost zeal. He afterwards was invited to the pastoral charge of an Episcopal congregation in Aberdeen ...

... SPEECH THE REV. JOHN BROWN. Tms Gentleman (not an old acquaintance of ours, who tluu name the neighbourhood of Coleraine* but Gentleman who formerly residetl and officiated is Belfast, Minister of the Established Church), delivered the following speech ...

... commercial propositions were laid before parliament in 86. led the opposition to them I (dr no other reason than because Grattan founded them on ' the basis of equality with England. If these propoaitiona had passed, who would venture to tell me that ...

... resolutions he referred to the standing committee, and sat down amidst loud cheers. Barrett seconded the amendment. Mr. H. Grattan. M. P.. said if the Tor.e* were to return power Ireland would be extinguished. They would ”'' 'j the people, they had already ...

... Needham, Viscount Ncwrv, General Pigutt, and the Misses Cun, her Lady- »hip’** sister*. The seven daughters of the Earl of Cardigan, of whom, the late Baroness Howe was the second, have been, by coofmon consent, considered as the elite of the English Nobility ...