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... The second letter was written under irritating conduct the part of Lord Cardigan, and the degree of irritation naturally affected the degree of offence. Supposing thc£ Lord Cardigan had been in the habit of treating my services in India with reproach; that ...
... O’Connell, Maurice Connell, John O’Connell, Henry Grattan, and John ial- Of Magistrates (besides the Members named, who, suppose, are in the Commission of the Peace), there arc only four, out of the whole Province, namely, John Arabin, Nicholas Boy lan, ...
... provoked from Lord Cardigan at his lordship’s party the ungracious answer relative to ** the Captains Reynolds, is understood to be sister of Lieut. Cunningham of the Hussars. Cider selling the south of Devon for guinea hogshead. CAPTAIN JOHN W. REYNOLDS AND ...
... Kelly, Kennedv. Black, O’Rorke, Smith, (’unningham, Campbell, Mullen (Salford), and many others. Mr. sat J £ amid loud cheers. John O’C'onsf.li., M.P.. brought up and read J the first rep«»rt on absenteeism. fa [The re|*«*rt will found in our last page.] ...
... s punle. -You don’t know who was the greatest heretic of lie eighteenth century? said the catechist. I -11 u .n ,ou-it was—John Welle)) —Galuhnd Obtervtr. U Dutamao Wise Dinseii.—ln high life, the of asking another ’■ to drink wine with you, ts ...
... TO TUK EDITOR OF THE VINDICATOR, Ncwtonhmaiady. Bth Oct., 1840. Dear Sir, —As the following facts regarding the Rev. John M‘Clenahan. during the period which he resided in this town, may not wholly uninteresting, I give them without preface, pledging ...
... JAMES COLKMAN, Church-Street, or Mr. WM. MOORE, North- Street; or, to 601 JOHN BATES, 19, Roferoary-Street, Belfast* title and particulars, apply DANIEL M'DONNELL, Solicitor. JOHN DEVLIN, Auctioneer Dated Oct., IH4O. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIO^, CARD CHARLES ...
... Porta- dawn, as a e;areon, apothecary antd accoucetiur. On the 17th inst. in King-street, Mr. John Whittle. On the 11th inst. suddenly, in tit town, Mr. John Spence, late of Glasgow. On *t1e 14t1 ilst, at Glasgow, James Cleland, Esq. L,L D. On the l4th ...
... them the history of the-farmer of whose stLP- cess ho hadl informed them :-Wlhen the National Board thought of establishing a 'arm near I)bhn, it was recoie- mended to thom to send abroad for an assistant; but lhey were of opinion, that if they could .et ...
... pnhlished without the knowledge himself or faptaio John Reynolds; and he makes the |fi Rowing distinct charge against Cardigan rcglmenial Court martial having taking place, of which inv ward. Captain John Reynolds, was member, the sen. tenor, revision, was ...
... Robert Getty, Esq. 10s.; John Getty, E ...
... adjourned to Thursday, the 15th of October inst. âDo mat Chronicle. Examination Captain IT\rveyTcckktt,for Shootivo mu Earl or Cardigan.â The Magistrates of the Wandsworth Court held a special Session, ou Wednesday morning, for the purpose of entering into ...