... was destroyed by Dutch phlegmatic ; the french are said to be fond of ple; and I ask is that the way in which to dis- ; but John Bullis remarkable for common sense cover the murderer? (loud cries of hear, bear).— fire, and life by the sword, then, according ...

... y description, They talked about t! eland the English par- of * John The Spaniard was fond of est man in Ireland un- Dutchman of ploddi ng—the Frenchman of , the course of his con- John Bull of common sense; but w in as it an nonstrating to every man ...

... Sir R. Bateson, Bart., Alderman, Dysart, Patrick Gilmour, William M'Intyre, John Munn, Charles Stewart, and Joseph Kelso, Esqrs. The stewards appointed ?? A. Smyth, Hugh Lyle, John Dysart, IV. Kerr M'Clintock, Wm. Haslett, Oliver Bond, Hugh Corbett, George ...

... Sheridan. The Gentlemen at Large, Mr Barron and Mr Jobn Ha- milton. The Master of the Horse, the Hon G Vaughan. The Ulster King at Arms, Sir William The Cork Herald, Mr Betham. The Dublin Herald, Mr S Betham. AIpes-pE-CaMp—The Hons G Liddell and H Bretton ; Captains ...

... Gentleman of the Bedchamber, Mr. F. Sheridan; the Gentlemen large, Mr. Barron and Mr. John Hamilton; the Master the Hqise, the Hon. G. Vaughan ; the Ulster King Arms, Sir William Bttham; the Cork Herald, Mr. Itetham; the Dublin Herald, Mr. S. Aides-de-Camp ...

... exchanging into the 11th Light Dragoons, commanded by the Ear! of Cardigan, better koowo as the Lord Brude nell of the celebrated court-martial against Captain Wathen. The Earl of Cardigan had given his assest to the entranse of Captain Smith ioto his having ...

... Bedchamber, Mr. F. Sheridan; the Gentlemen at Large, Mr. Barron, and Mr. John Hamilton ; the Master the Horse, the Hon. (J. Vaughan, and the Hon. Mrs. Vaughan; the Ulster King Arms. SirWm. Bet ham ; the Cork Herald, Mr. Betham ; the Dublin Herald, Mr. S ...

... the late Henry Grattan to the corporation of Dublin, when the movement was made by that body for repeal. A meeting was convened by one of the sheriffs in the Corn Exchange, and it was there 1 made my maiden speech, {laughter. ’Mr. Grattan was called on ...

... Prendergast, Bodkin, and Clerk ; John Francis Brown, Esq., Tuam; Richard Savage, Sovereign of Tuam; Patrick Joyce, Esq., Galway; Walter Blake, Esq., Ross Lodge; John Kilbelly, Esq., Mossfort; Patrick Kelly, George Jennings, John Griffin, S. Tully, Godfrey Knight ...

... borders. Sew The 17th Lesions in Dublin have put on cabbage fur August and Sept ember. Sow ear- mooning for the death of Sir John Kiley. their rote, parent; s , red beets. Sew merry seed, and „ Haut chief. sweet herbs. if open weath er sow . Lieutenant ...

... his lips ; fur she believed that his heart was pure, and honest as her own. He liad drawn his seat closer towards her's, his arm was thrown round her w and his hand upon her heart. felt the quick throbs, be- speaki ts excess of blist. He felt—le knew he ...

... people were armed, a :uid that lie liad seen the arms.. Atiother declared that p t here was to Ito an aggregate meeting at IVI anchester, which n ft was expected woultl he attended bythsiee hundred tliunsaiir, a atid that mnany wcould lie armed. Dr. WVade ...