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THE NEWRY TELEORAPH, APRIL 16, 1839,
... Leinster, and the immense assembly separated. LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S RESOLUTION. Whitehall-place, March 27. 183 D “Mr. Stanley presents his compliments to Mr. Jervis, and begs leave to inform him that Lord John Russell's motion respecting the policy of the Irish ...
THE INEWRY TEfiEORAPH, MAY 7, 18.^0
... the eohmy of Jamaica differently placed, which owed its coloniz-uion British subjects to ibc conquest that was made it the arms of Cromwell, and whose lir>l English lion was composed of those who, disgusted witb the excesses of the civil wars, there found ...
TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1839. LANDS FOB EVER. , 'A COUNTY OF DOWN
... as have the words, Grattan Sf Co. stamped in the glass. Agentn : Mr. GRATTAN, Armagh Surgeon YOUNG, ; Surgeon MADDEN, Portglknome. The following Select Preparations are now so well known as scarcely to require recommendation : GRATTAN & CO S APERIENT and ...
EGII A M UAC E S
... Wingfield Stratford. Hon. Robert Spencer, Sir F. Burden, M.P., Sir A. Murray. Bart., &c. the left fide sat the Rev. John Maule, Earl Cardigan, Earl Brecknock, Viscount Canterbury. Viscount Marsham. Lord Maryborough, Lord Wn.irnclitf.-. Lord Brougham, the ...
(From the Durham Ailvertturr.)
... which your Lordship, in compliance with the unchristian usages of the upper cla«*ea of society, took in a duel with Mr. 11. Grattan, you should have given the sanction of your high rank and station to practice which grievously violates tho law of Goo and ...
bv family rl«lmin([ it. Nn«. there! i
... otherwise merit attention. lt»e question of coats I willingly shelter myself under the authority, and adopt the language, Sir John Nicholl, giving judgment in the ea>e of Pellman a. Bridger. In doing this, however,” says that Judge, • the Court means to ...
COUNTY OF DOWN, j TO IT‘ pos;e nf Examioin^
... turbulence each succeeding year, Mr. John Frost became a Town Councillor and one of Lord John Russell’s Justices of the Peace. was in perfect character with a potentate who derived his honors from so pure a source, John Frost, now a prisoner for high treason ...
No. 2997.—V01. XXVII
... WHISKEY; Do. Old do. do. : 5 Do. Scotch Malt do. Fire, Life, and Marine Insurance Office, 42, Waring-slreet, Belfast. DON ALL ARMS’ FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, MAvery Stable*. POSTING ESTAHLISHMEN T, C«»»Ic-place, Belfast. “> ...