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... honour to be, lord, your obedient •ervant. “JOHN BRENT. ** The Earl of Cardigan, &c. &e.** Canterbury, July 9, 18-39. ** My Lord—l beg eneb>.-e your lordship the copy a letter I addressed the Earl of Cardigan, as commanding officer of the 1 Dragoons, now ...
... I*l. Gnat Mnrlbornngh-street, July 20, MR. COLBURN’S NEW PUBLICATIONS. TIIK LIFK TIMES OF THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. Bt bin Son. Hksrv Grattan. Esq.. M.l. Two Vob. Svo.. with I’ortrait, Ac. TEMPTATION; OR, A WIFE’S PERILS. 3 Vols. Bvo. in. M IDEES NA ...
... admittance, although I said I was going to the commanding officer. In consequence of this preven. tion, I wrote to the Earl of Cardigan, the Lieutenant.Co. lonel of the regiment, detailing the transaction, but received no answer from his lordship to this letter ...
... DUBLIN POLICE-SATURDAY. ARIIAN-QUAY OFFICE. the P.ROSECcUTION OF LICENSED SPItRIT-DEALERS.-John I Walsh, Barrack-street, was summoned for having two ren persons tippling in his house between nine and ten o'clock Tb on the morning of Sunday, the 28th of ...
... sincerely, sertron ; for. however great .he blood which it * JOHN WALSH. cauned to be shed in Sfain, it has still preserved unity of religion (an immense for th.il country), and, per- LORD CARDIGAN AND THE ELEVENTH LIGHT haps, thus prepared the triumph which ...
... however, lingered about the room. the Chairman was the move— Mr. Mooney rose and looked unutterable things. With outstretched arm and clenched fist exclaimed—l will not leave this hall.—(\ wag at the door cried, ** nobody axed you. Sir, she said.) Mr. Mooney ...
... NEW PUBLICATIONS. 15, Great Marlborough-atreet, July 20, 1859. 'T'llE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. his Son. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. Two Vols. Bvo., with Portrait, fee. TEMPTATION ; OR. A WIFE’S PERILS. Vols. Bvo. des id£es napoleon^nnes ...
... common cause with him against the Grand Vizier. Having committed them, he will exact more than they willing to grunt. you see, arms have dt- of the Turco •Egyptian question; and treason will do the rest, unless England and Russia complicate it still more ...
... Irish conslitu. lion ot 1782. _ „ May God Almighty bless you, Counsellor Grattan, was I uttered by numberless voices, as prssed along, with all the fervour affectionate sincerity. Grattan seemed highly pleased at these testimonials of the popular love. lelt ...
... three days. The lady highly connected, and has three children. have since heard that a duel took place Thursday last, between John Stuart. Esq., barristerat-law. and brother-in-law to Sir Allan M'Nab, and Lieutenant Grogan. .I2d regiment, which has lately ...
... honor to be, my lord, your obedient servant, John Bunt. The Earl of Car digan, &c., &e.” Canterbury, July 9, 1839. My Lord—l beg to enclose to your lordship the copy of a letter 1 addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, commanding othcei the 1 Dragoons now Canterbury ...
... was passing beheld a child, six years old, after expiring in the arms of mother ; but it sickens my heart to contemplate these scenes, I shall conclude. am, dear Sir, vour’s sincerely, JOHN WALSH LORD BROUGHAM—STOLEN GOODS! This -worthy rrad ha?, with a ...