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... stillborn. Ow Friday, the 11th inatant, the lady of John Cully, Esq., of Ackworth Park, of a sun. crams. On the 15th instant, after lingering illnc«, borne with great paticno ( John William, son of Mr John Jubnstone, draper, this town, aged 7 years. On Tuesday ...
... carried. Mr. John Jessop was also admitted a member. Mr. John O'Connell said he had great pleasure in pro. posingjatbe admission of an English gentleman, who had written to him for that purpose. Mr. O'Connell then read a letter from Mr. John Petherick, ...
... mduco bis tenantry to degrade themselves and diabnoMir their country, the Catholic electors of Mayo would have maintained their Arm allegiance to the cause Ireland, of honour, and of religion (cheers'!. The acts of thoae men, who endeavoured to invade the ...
... old aterloo major. How then will they proceed ? Will they continue to j disregard this further proof the unfitness of Lord Cardigan for command anoiher score of officers of ibis regiment to be swept away to maintain this arrogant cipher in Have they not ...
... the chair, when we heard the regular tramp of armed men approach, and company of militia entered ; the men dialributed tbemieWei around in single filet, arc the shock of their guns, tbqg came to ground arms, startled the echoes of the bouse, while Major ...
... Honourable John Davis the governor elect of Massachusetts the S Southard who secretary of the under President Adams the Honourable William Preston a senator from Carolina Honourable John Bell a member of Congress from Tennessee the Honourable John J Crittenden ...
... aan.pson, Eeq., Sub-Governor, ilomew .'entry, Esq., Deputy-Governor. DISKCTORs. I bridge. Esq. Sir John Wm. Lubbock, Bart • Barclay, Esq. Charles John Manning, Esq. Bl ■* ...
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... offence charged upon Lord CARDIGAN in the case tined himself. It seems that he had been un- the lamentable accident hal -- of the late Captain REYNOLDS. What could Lord fortunate at the previrius examination bet- 4 CARDIGAN have said more-or rather ...
... presentea w.thm twenty-four houra to entitle the holder to recover for the drawer, the event of the banker fai.mg. THE CARDIGAN* Lord Cardigan went to Drury-lane on Tuesday night last. He was recognised in the pit gome person, who shouted out black botUe. ...
... her .Majesty uoon her first visit to Windsor after her accouchement. Her Majesty alighted, entered the Castle, leaning Ihe arm of the Prince, and ascended the steps with her usual buoy, anev. the carriage which followed next the Quocn’e but ene, wore ...
... tiie minds repeat it to their wives and families—they would have the repeal if they were worthy of it. had not stood with Grattan hy the cradle of Irish independence, hut had seen her liberties inhearsed, and have the more glorious ta*d; of sounding the ...