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... of Loud, words • tritrited to Mr. Grattan, which declared that her Ma - life would not he safe if the Tories cams into power ; and it was to such a declaration that be ho,I Hp+, ea the epithets allude.] to. Mr. Grattan wrote ORROI. questing that a• ...
... both of which armed User, pool Saturday night, we base receieed files of papers the 7th instant. Their eonteols are interesting, and w»* ha*e copiou* extracts • . The Great We*tern-*hip, which tailed from Urulol the IBth ult.; armed at Sew York on ...
... the flower of her days, leaving three sons; the Hon. Hugh, John, and Dudley Francis Fortescue; the second son has recently entered the army as ensign in one of our infantr) regiments. Sir John Peebell, Dart., the new Lord of the Admiralty, is a post captain ...
... commissioner# issued lD the last and the present reign on the subject of railroads in , . Lord JOHN RUSSELL contended that the alteraUon was immaterial. Mr. GRATTAN bnughl forward bis motion respecting the Board of National Education Ireland. long ditcuasion ...
... to cive notice, the part of .Mr . Smith, that on February llth, would more for Committee on Church Leases; on the 12th Lord John would present papers to the Mouse relating to Eduction in this country that, the loth, the Noble Lord would tor lease bring ...
... perfectly white hare, with a white puppy greyhound, only six months old. The prize is entrusted to Mr. Wharton, of the Carden Arms, Tibton, to stuff and preserve. In the critical notice of a Boston (United States) Review, the following improvement suggested;—' ...
... William Ewart Wigan 6 John Fielder* .01dham.. 7 Charles A*hton William Turner Blackhurc.. Richard Walker Bury. Peter Ainsworth 11 Kir P. H. Fleetwood.. John Wilson Patten 13 Lord Stanley Tnum** 15 Ireland a-kburoe John Fenton 122 ll9 94 ...
... was solodual stain after ton o'clock. The damage then done was eetimated at £3 O O. Mr. John Idiillint erns at the scene, exceedingly active. he was well seconded John Yilkintit..n; hut the exertions of tee men under their enoomand far more noisy than h ...
... tl«*wn the t-ara'ry. an.t foprowp.! the wfiopl*. vrpwu will> fn-«ny • relict of the lldmats and cuir»aap«. *halter**il fire-arms and Wokaw * ?v* * ib« Fanety military ornament* ; ian* er rap* »n4 hiahunrt honnpta ; noitorm* p*prt mU.or. ptomp and i*pnnon ...