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... Wales Chronicle. A melancholy lota of life took place on the river Shannon, within five of Master Edmund bourke (eldest son of John Bourke, of Tintrim, E»q.. J. P.). in company with two men named Faby and Conway, waa on an excursion of pleasure in his father's ...
... providerT4 , caught by a young journeyman £hc,etuAker, who, haviu! marked the danger of the princess, ran rapidly, and Into arms. A crowd assembled, and the princess tied back in triumph to her father, the Prince Albert o r l eo p. sia, who overloaded ...
... and the John Brown, Samuel Prince, and J. C. Dyer, Esqrs. The peach enemy common and oppressor of all! H. . . F. t. She is earth's happiness—life's lovely light— waited upwards of an hour, and then returned home about only new director was John Potter ...
... north-east gate, carrying with them their arms and baggage, but were not allowed to display their banners, or sound any music. The next day (the 29th) a large body of troops, apparently irregular, numbering about 5000, armed with long spears, shields, and swords ...
... that tbe reigning Prince of Lichtenstein, whilst riding a short time since the Prater, bad a fail from bin horse and broke his arm. At on T mrsday, a female wa« fined ss. for plucking small twig from a tree in Sit. James's Park. Hate nothing but what i- dishonest ...
... that repeal, believing that their duty was legislate not for a class but fur the whole community. Mr. Hrotherton and Mr. 11. Grattan supported the address. Lord Worsley said that although he disapproved of the proposal of government as respected the com laws ...
... reported to have said follows. give it sample of IrL'i and whig-radical consistency. What I.ord John Rlsseli will say, cannot tell, but here .;ie Grattan’s words;— Though confident the general policy of ministers, he could not support the proposition ...
... ••`' had incurred displeasure. Mr. W Pinion, that the facts of the case required an i' 4l • C in• Lord JOHN RUSSELL explained, that the Earl of Cardigan had attracted the notice of ans;liolic. not that it had rendered him unpopular in t he of 6, or With ...
... steady! and together. One, two! Ground arms, boys! Ground arms ! roared he in a voice of thunder; it's the captain himself. Down went the muskets in a crakh; while, springing towards me, the fellows caught their arms, and with one jerk mounted me upon ...
... £1,973,000 ; Ireland, £613,000; Scotland, £273,000. Mon EXTRAORDINARY FACT.—On Thursday week a hive of bees swarmed at Mr. John Lea's, Edge-hill, near Holmes Chapel. They were hived by a blacksmith of the village, whose age exceeds seventy years. Perhaps ...
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... and Lord Wnxwtziwk (stt 8t John. NBt W Tinea, from 8t and eo. 19 T Fhilßps and co half brls portMir Btackbome .. coastwise. numW of shoep on the nwrkct was nut eatenrive, whilrt the (Hates. *c. Wert fouiU. « Part* * least Arm, and 1* supposed to itave ...