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... Douglas Jerrold, Esq. On Nervous Influence Teresa—A Tale of Kevolu- The Manager’s Note Book. Mrs. Wells—John Edwin. Parisiana. Papers of Gentlaman-at- Arms. By H. Brownrigg, Esq. The Conversazione. THE UNITED SERVICE JOURNAL, AND NAVAL AND MILITARY MAGAZINE ...
... Philip Slieil, L Blake, W J Howick, Lord Vis Slaoey, E A Bodkin, John J Hume, Joseph Smith, J A Bowes, John Hutton, Smith, B Bridgeman, Hewitt James, William Somers, J P Brockleburst, John Kinuaird, Hon A F Stanley, J Wm Bird Labouchere, Henry Steuart, ...
... Hall. Sheridan. Tbe Drama of Italy. The Manager’s Note MKh- Shakspeare’s Historical Plays. Mrs. Wells. John Edwin. Parisian*. Papers ft Gentlemftn ftt Arms. Bv H. Brownrigf, Esq. ft The Contenazione. By the Right Hon. T. P. Courtenay- Lessons of Life. By ...
... Influenc Grattan, Esq. Lament of Antoi- The Great Western nette. By an Old Forest | The Lovers of Normandie. A Woman's Warnin By Mrs. S.C. Hall, Miss Sheridan. The Drama of Italy. The Manager's Note Shakspeare’s Histor ical Plays, | PD rs. Wells—John Courtenay ...
... James A. MlchsfdMm, Thomas llo***?, William Led with, Sandra, John Wilder, ilenrr Uopping, Jos. Kinesird, Andrew N. Hell, John C. HickrrstalT. J. C'rawfurd, John Coake, William Well, and John Nugent, F.*qr». The Grand Jury proceeded with the fiscal hurtness ...
... character, and, as for the magistrates could judge, bad always done his duty fairly. The Marquess took his friend Earl Waldegrave’s arm, and eft the office. A the Siiaksfeabb Familt.—A young gentleman now London whose name is William Shakxpeare, and who purports ...
... Easthope, John Palmer, C Worsley, Elliot, lion J E Palmerston, Lord Woulfe, Sergeant Ellice, Captain A Parker, J Wrightson, W Etwall, 11 Parrott, J Wy.se, T Evans G Pease, J Vales J Fenton, John Philipps Mark Ferguson, Sir II A Power, John tell Kits. ...
... ld Furniture, and other i. reported, and is believed, that greater etTorl. were hiv John rranks , *•*,, made, by direct uvertures from men in high placet, to mem- John *■ 4 '-- Sale commence (with the Building Materials) at Twelve beta of Congress to induce ...
... bis seat Tor Inverness, but in consequence of some informality he could not be sworn. IRIS* MUNICIPAL CORPORATION ACT, Lord John Russell moved the order of the day for the third reading of this bill. Lord Francis Fgertcn said it was with much regret that ...
... stands of arms had been robbed from the peaceable and respectable owners the lower order*. Now, immediately, on receiving this communication (Mr. 13.) instituted strict enquiry into the matter, and covered that it was true 150 stands of arms had been taken ...
... interview with Lieut- General Sir John Burgoyne, first Commissioner of the Board of Works, on the subject, in London. The verdict of the coroner’s inquest on the body of John Kennedy, Mr. Canny’s steward, murdered on his (arm near Nenagh, was That deceased ...
... known a time when Ireland was in so dangerous situation. Now things ware come to pass that if something were not done the armed resistance and conflict of parties must come, drawing its train a picture of wretchedness, terror, and insecurity for person ...