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... tfnzelU. It appears from the Dahlia (inzrt/r Friday last, that the Right lion. John Viscount has been chosen one of the Representative Peers for Ireland. in the room the Right Hon. John Baron Farnhain, defeased. eireuni'tauce this tin incut occupying the attention ...
... military who were their villages; nor have they stopped there; they have invaded Georgia, and have invited the inhabitants to take arms against Russia. General Jest (Military Commandant of the territory of the Lesghis) lias been obliged make his troops retire ...
... others who were present were Mr. o‘Connel!, M.F. ; Sir William Drahazoo, Hart. M.P.; Dr. Lcfroy, M.P.; Mr. G. Grattan, M.P. ; Mr. 11. Grattan, M.P.; Mr. Vigors, M.P.; Mr. Kcdington, M.P. ; Bir William Somerville, Barf. M.P., Mr. Archbold, M.P.; Mr. Blake ...
... ART*. John Emeris, Scholar L'niversity, grand compounder. George Harding, Brascmiose, grand compounder. Edward Hussey Adamson, Exhibitioner of Limoln. illiam Edward Buckley, Scholar Baasennose. George Townshend Driffield. Scholar of Urascuuusc. John Byron ...
... whipped him in his arms, and threw him into the river—he managed, however, to scramble out, and give notice to policeman, who followed prisoner to a public-house and secured him, the lace being found wrapped round his person.—John Mayland, an American ...
... police, armed with mortal weapons, ran much more danger than an unarmed body. Most certainly he would rather, in point of safety, at the head of an unarmed body, because there would be less resistance, and fewer bad consequences. If they went armed, they ...
... 1839. THE MANNERS SI FAMILY. [From the Cambridgt’ Adeerttzer.] StriTON nit SiNECUUiST.— Mr. Manners Sutton (whose real name John Henry Thomas Manners Sutton) holds the situation of Registrar the Office Faculties, which, as far a.s is concerned, complete ...
... nearly at an end. Sparring between the two aristocratical sections, the follow -my-leader game of the Sir Roberts and Lord Johns may be excellent sport for the gentle knots that congregate at Ikookes’s or the Carlton but the ooor and starving have neither ...