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... 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 ...
... Brecon, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Evans, Golden Grove Arms Hotel, Llanarthney. Oa Saturday last, at Prendergast Church, by the Rev. Watts Harries, %V. Noott, Esq., Surgeon, of Cardigan, to Miss Matilda Mathias, Bridge•end, Haverfordwest. iD catbi ...
... natives would not allow him. At the report this I manned and armed the cutter, and sent the second officer, boatswain, and six men, to take him at any price, stationing myself on the poop with armed men to protect them, the event of any objection to his being ...
... Caleb Williams,â and â VatlKâk,â hold Is*, if not unapproachable, certainly Horace Wnt|mle. Morier, Gleig, Gall. Grattan, and Trclawiiey. are names every novel reader will hail with a cordial webrnme. The Inimitable Hri»ekdru Brown, the elegant ...
... present, it was evident that the colonel had been buried alive, as the body was turned on its face, and the flesh of one oi the arms had been eaten off. A Quiet Tenant.— Talk of your German Universities,” said the little old man—“ pooh, pooh, there's romance ...
... conduct; but while Hred, Hid spot* grave when died, voul-l be stamped the name M John Reilly.” (Hear.) tha moved that the case be rvfarred to committee to adopt means to secure to John RejOy” rsmiort far the remainderot bb life. (Hem.) Mr. R. Cassidt, ef Monsetrrevsn ...
... attorneys, registered only 3—two of them sons of the Rector of Baltinglass, and the other a Mr. B. Johnston, of Dublin. Mr. J. Grattan attended, and Mr. Challoner supported the Reformers with zeal and energy.— lbid. County Tipperary. Our Clonmel Correspondent ...
... mockery; but although they gave us left-handed liberty, Ireland struck blow uion despofi»m since more effectual !ban the unbound arm of proud and baught) England.—(Cheers). Tes, be gave but scanty measure, bat made good use of the measure be gave us.—(Hear ...
... dward Lee, Esq Bazett David Colvin, Esq. Major John Ward John Fuller, Esq. f Thomas Wiliis Muskett. Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell, Esq. Esq. 4ajor George Willock. Actuary, Mr William Lewis. Secretary, Mr John Cazeiiove. This Society undertakes to provide for ...
... papers justifying his conduct; but Did you John Reilly—is there- poorer man than is while he lived, and upon his grave when died, would upon the face of earthi-aid yet the Dean of Ardagh •tamped the named “John Reilly*’(hear!] lie then moved drags him from ...
... a consolation it is to us to know, that with her left hand Ireland gave to despotism a more effective blow than the unbound arms of England were able to accomplish (hear, hear). Yes, they gave us a scanty measure of reform, but we made noble use of it ...