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... parishes the bill mouild cause great expense-(hear)-and the whole measure was as objectionable as it was unnecessary. Mr. JTunes Grattan hoped the honourabic member would exclude Ireland. Colonel Percrval hoped the bonotroable and learned member wotld include ...
... a first time. ~:.m Cn tary Electors Bill was read a The Registration rl,am CU (Ireland) Bill, the first time, as were the Arms arm Turn pike Acts (Ireland) Turnpike Acts Continuance '' , es on Public Works Bill. Continuance Bill, and the ConstaD.e }yers ...
... instant, in this town. The Judges, Sir E. n.Alders.wn and Sir John Williams, are expected to arrive on the preceding afternoon, when the Court s will be opened in the usual form. Sir John Williams, though he practised so long on the northern circuit as ...
... and George Fazakerly. John Dean, a striker, was found on his knees fervently praying to He lived until ten the Lord to have mercy on his soul. another striker, was o'clock the seme morning. Thos. Price, nicked up insensible. John Parker was d readfully ...
... Sunday last, un«l«r ntelsncholjr cir cunsatances. Ha bad gone dow* in Ibe John O*««M nC , „ left the Quay- tide about ?? ooe. and ItaiM st Gl« • which place be left sbo.n Arm o'clock «• ku *»V hon) *J , road be look being by the Canal-Mde. Hmm b*d»d ...
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... 29th of May, at Benin, Capt. John Htirr, of the brig Cessnock, of this port. On the 24th July, at Para, of fever and' ague, John Ifesketh, Esq., Iler Brittanic Majesty's consul for that port, aged 47, son of tl.e late John Ilesiteth, Esq., of Liverpool ...
... remain unsold, to —A few nights asalady was walking up Park-road with her reticule yng on her arm, two thieves came behind her, and, s: natch bly from her arm, ran away. ing it forci- Tuert raom tue joung woman named Catherine Murphy, who bad been a patient ...
... (the late Schah); to bad induced bsrm to wear, and wvithout any attempt -at.~ to ,concealment Ite threw 'himself into the arms of Russae., vi Russian officers superse~ed those of England in disci-- pi plining the force employed before Herat, a city lost ...
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... answer the purpose of a muff, and are, in fact, more comfortable; they are wide, and deeply trimmed with sable, so that when the arms are folded on the bosom, and the hands enveloped in the sleeves, the resemblance to a muff is peifect. SHAWL—A new one has ...