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... were Sir John Tylden, Mr. Burbridge, and Mr. Johnson, whose decisions gave universal satisfaction. Amongst the numerous visitors noticed Mrs. West and family, the Rev. R. Price, president, Mrs. Price and party, Rev. R. Fraser and party, Sir John Tylden ...
... 2118 s bound-4. Morton of Morton's Hope, an Autobiography, 3 vols-5. The Life and Times of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, by his son Henry Grattan, Ecq., M.P., 2 Bvo, with Portraits, &c.-6. Ternvtation ; or, A Wife's Perils, 3 vols-7. Mr. Darwin's Journal ...
... motion relative the supply of the convict ships. stated that hitherto the , convict ships were supplied in Dublin—but Lord John ' Russell had thought fit supply them from Deptford, in England ; and knew no reason for this except that the ministry teemed ...
... stated ; although still in a delicate state of health, not the slightest den. ger is apprehended. COATS OF ARMS.—During the crusades, coats of arms were introduced, being. painted on the shields of the leaders, to distinguish them in battle, as they were ...
... 21. 18s. bound.-4. Morton of Mortal Hope, an Autobiography, 3 vols.-5. The Life sod Times Right Hon. Henry Grattan, by his Son, Henry Grattan, M.P., 2 vols. 13v.1. with portrait, &c.-6. Temptation, or Perils, 3 vols.-7. Mr. Darwin's Journal of his Researches ...
... is the commencement of a story that pro• miles well, and we look forward with pleasure to its continuation. The article on Grattan concludes the notice of the patriot's life; it is chiefly devoted to the consideration of the characters of the friends and ...
... commence discharging to-morrow. Ra.msgatf., October I.—Off, the Hoop, Wilkinson, from the north for Sandwich. Dml, October I.—Armed and proceeded for the River, the Iria, Fitber, from the Mauritius Pearl, Softlef, from Liverpool. Came down and sailed, the ...
... in earnest. (Cheers.) We have be- fore us a noble object, and we have the means in our hands of accomplishing that object. Grattan ibtan.ed commercial and political freedom for his country ; ■md he was but an individual. He was censured by the British Ministry ...
... the Rev. John Richards, from Swansea, and the Rev. William Davies elate Missionary at Sierra Leone) will preach. At two o'clock, the Rev. William Tarr will preach in English, and the Rev. H. W. Josses in Welsh ; and at six o'clock, the Rev. John Richards ...
... Widatrom, Kewty Sailed I Oct. .for Attrca, Hunt, Burway DundM-mercht, Hfc. 9flatJ Emmr.Tandntnkbm.OMnil B ...
... they would get ten fur a penny an ounce ; sugar for a pound ; tobacco for a shilling a pound,— a measure of it as long as his arm for a penny or a halfpenny—(laughter)—and pot of porter fur a penny or a halfpenny. (Cheers.) If thev combined together, they ...
... silent steps, approached the was held yesterday evening 1 „ n, ,hf , I bed ; very heart seemed turned ice ; her left hand, that John Hainan. I resident of the. . ro)Jtinf Thk Tories arc beginning to cool m tlieir affected which was disengaged, was upon the ...