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... late Exchequer Bills, A ven with the Jellalabad medal, which will be henee- William Pitt Adams, E . how Secret to of British arms are denounced as “ anti- Ditto, fort h the military ribbon of India. A her y's Legation to the exican Republie, to triumphs ...
... fragile as they are beautiful. Touch but an arm, and the anima! instantly throws it away—seize hold of the body itself, and not an arm will remain. It is to be “marked. too. that each of these members is armed with spin frequently, with the dredge, brought ...
... University by this new element turbance. —London Times of Saturday. Tne Mactstracy.—The Lord Chancellor has been pleased to appoint John Peter Harris, Esq., of Ash- fort, Tynan, to the Commission of the Peace for the county of Armagh, on the recommendation of ...
... Charles Lanyon, John Clarke, George SutTorn, Richard Davison, Thomas Batt, jun., Samuel Lyle, John Grattan, Geo. C. Hyudman, Robert Patterson, John Scott, Stevenson, Dr. Birnie, Dr. Kidley, Edward Getty, Robert Wright, Wm. Bottomley. John ...
... might blast the happiness of a family, and destroy a man’s position in society. (Loud cheers.) Were they, he asked, going to arm the Church of Scotland with this general power of in- quisition? Looking, therefore, at this bill, in every point of view, he ...
... n‘nety. On Thursday morning last, after a few days’ illness, Mr. John Pentland, of Mill Street, aged forty-two. At Beechmount, on Sunday the 8th instant, Elizabeth, relict of the late John Johnston of Greenfield, Kells, Esq At Newtownlimavady, on the 6th ...
... against number of individuals, amongst whom are Mr. John O’Connell, and, it said, the Romanist Archbishop of Tuam, and the Bishop of Ardagh. There is not a more troublesome human being in Ireland than John Tuam, and if the Government are able to cool his ...
... of Field Marshal the Commander-in-Chief, to appoint John Blak iston, Esq., late Brevet Major and aptain on half-pay of the 27th Foot, to be one of her ajesty’s Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, vice Shakeshaft, deceased. The Queen has been pleased ...
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... Athenee there was a review of the works of Mr. Taylor; and the extracts admired and quoted was an ode to the memory ot Henry and John Sheares. Was the writer of that verse to be prosecuted because he commiserated the unhappy end of those unfortunate and misguided ...
... Parliament ¢ What said Mr. Grattan on that point ¢ He asked, after 1782—long after, if I re member What has your independent Legis- lature effected for you ¢ Has the Place Bill bee passed—has the Pension Bill passed ? No said Mr. Grattan “we got a Police Dill ...