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... avoided—begot into had company the moment he came into Ireland. He was hardly landed at Kingstown when he took Freddy Shaw the arm, which his ignorance of the country must have induced him to laugh). Rut they were told that he was to be removed from Ireland ...
... public house in Oxford street. The letters referring to HtLorer, and secretaociety advising them to provide themselves with arms, are signed with the name of Smith,” but they bear no date either as to time or place. The prisoner called upon Mr. Lenton ...
... Hanoverians gaily trotted without the loss a man. Thai’s a real hussar trick,” said Wellington, as he observed the clever fete o ...
... Conaty, the Lady K*q , adaa (h ter. Sepi. W. atTlniaaey Park, In thlsCiaatv, tits Lady of John I). Hutchinson, K»q.. of n danghier. In Tipperary, the Lady John Dennett, Esq , Soil: eltor, n *«n. At Giinvilla. Olln. on the 90th Inst., the Lndy of Major ...
... enthusiastic cheers, waving hats ami handkerchiefs, 1 from the windows either side of the road.— When the procession reached Grattan’s hill was met Mr. Leonard and the Brothers the Monastery Schools, at the head the juvenile Society of that establishment ...
... weekly meeting to day, the Conciliation hall— -Mr. Macket in the chair. Dr. Naolb read a lengthy epistle fromMr.Henry ry Grattan, recommending increased exertion establishment of repeal reading rooms throughout the country, for the purpose of advancing ...
... had to complain that there is no cmplovmeut in Ireland, hut there is enough to they could get encouragement to doit. [Mr. Grattan then spike in condemnatory terms of the poor law hill of Lord Eliot, and proceeded]— Would the people of England talk to the ...
... steady. 1 have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient humble servant, “John Mockleti, Captain Royal Meath Militia and J.P. •* Ilcnrv SeHrn. liso . Office, Four Courts, Dublin.** Henry Grattan, the patriotic and popular member for Meath, concludes an able letter ...
... have approved of the suggestion of the Treasury, not to appoint any person to a Stipendiary rank, whose age exceeds years. Mr. John Gibbons, of Cork, and Massy have made of per cent in their rents. . The Professorship of Modem History Cambridge vacant the ...
... umntem annual festival, and each bearing black crape round Id* arm.-- Upward of I,OOJ panes ot glu** were broken in the window* the lower school the night before. His Excellency Sir John G. Le Marchunt f late Colonel landed on the 24th ult, at New: foundland ...
... after it arm over the the Right Hon Baronet bad interview with the C'-mmander in Chief the Hor»e immediately after which a meiirnger was drapatchrd to Woolwich. Sub: reqnrntly the Secretary of atate proceeded to the official revidenre of Lord John Rutarll ...
... lighted matches Lord Anglesey's gun brigs no longer sufficing, three deckers, men of war, and armed steamers most sail along the i.slp.,,a sea patrol without, armed patrol withinthese, these are the early offerings a Tory G their royal mistress ; and if ...