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... and President St John’s coll in this University unanimously Master that Society in the room the late Rev Dr and Thursday the T Crick BD elected Fellow and the same Society in the place of Tatham Thursday last the Rev J J Blunt BI) St John’s coll unanimously ...
... Cheltenham and MRS. GRATTAN, Will have the honour of appearing. the course of the Evening, God save the Queen will be sung by Mrs, Owen and Mrs. Grattan. Ballad, “Ihe Savoyard's Return,” Mr*. Owen. Duet, “ pretty Pace,” Mrs. and Mrs. Grattan. “ The Peace of ...
... Co. Berkeley, Hon. F. H.—Bristt I 141`Taggart, John—Wigton, &c. Berkeley, Hon. G.—Gloucestersh. Maher, John— Wexford Co. Berkeley, Hon. C.—Cheltenh. in Marshall, Wm.—Carlisle Bewes, T —Plymouth Martin, John—Tewkesbury Blackett, C.—South Northumber- Maule ...
... BURNING OF THE CHELTENHAM THEATRE. I On Friday morning the Cheltenham Theatre was total!vi i de-troyed by (ire. The a! arm was first given at half-pi.! I three, by some gentlemen who were returning home from a! | a party, and as the lire had by that time ...
... S. Godson, Riellard O'Brien, W. smith Benet t, John Grirdim. Hon. VC. Yore liewes, T. Grant, F. W. I Palmer, C. Fy•be Blair, James Grattan, Henry Parker, T. Bodkin, John James Grcelie, T. G. Pattea, John Boldeio, Henry G. Grinbrlitoh, ThGnias P.lttison ...
... W. N.—Clare Co. M e raggart, John—Wigton, &c. Marshall, Wm.--Carlisle , Marsland, Henry—Stockport Martin, John—Tewkesbury Martin, Thomas—Galway Co. !Mule, Hon. Fox—Elgin Burghs Melgund, Viscount —Hythe Mildmay, I'. St. John—Winchester Milton, Lord—Malton ...
... Proprietor has had the name of this invaluable Medicine, Dr. John Armstrong's Liver Pills, engraved in white letters on .he Government Stamp, to which he continues to affix, red wax, his coat of arms, a Tower a shield of ermine and gold. The Liver Pills are ...
... coup dwil. The crimson-striped room was far more interesting to the soldier. It contains portraits of the brave companions in arms of his Grace, and among them we recognised many of our country's bravest defenders, who have passed into eternity, but whose ...
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... generally evince towards the drama to weigh with thou, rather than the strong chine* which Mr. Grattan has to tlvar support. The spirit with which •Mr. Grattan conducted the late Theatre, obtalniter at a very great cost, and, tee ore uot..! to say, grnenlly ...
... certain injury of our common orthodox Protestantism. Iti; an Insidious blow aimed at our religious rights by the outstretched arm of a specious liberalism. e have been at some pains, In several former numbers of this journal. to unmask the Jesuitical character ...