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... and I believe I was in his to the very last beat.” THE FOURTH VOLUME OF THE LIFE AND TIMES THE RT. HON. HENRY GRATTAN, by his Son, Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. The following are just ready, THE MANOEUVRING MOTHER. A Novel. the Authoress of “The History a Flirt ...
... countryman, re'sited it in his arms, and carried it out of danger. Tb• parents have since made every search and inquiry for it, without being able to discover it. All they have been able to learn is, that the man with it in his arms crossing the fields at a ...
... BIRTHS. the 13th Inst., at Bangor, the lady of John O’Reilly Hlarkwood, Esq., of ItallymemM-k, of a daughter. the 21st lust., in Suuth.strcet, i’urk-lane, London, the Lady Kihnaine, of daughter. the mst., in Belgrave-square. London, the Lady of the Right ...
... included Proof before the Letters, of John Knox preaching, which has the Autograph of the late Sir David Wilkie; The Maid of Saragossa ; the Pariah Beadle, &c., &e. WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS; Among which is the chef d’ceuvre of John Varley; AUTOGRAPHS of Eminent ...
... Edmondson. By JOnN BURKEm. Esq. and JOHN BERNARD BuRxE, Esq. Thiswork. corresponding in size and arrangement with the last edition of Burke's Peerage and Baronstage, wtill comprise the Blazonry of 302,bC Coats of Arms, and an Introductory Essay in explanation ...
... to it, and, the statements made correct, we must say that it . one of ronsicerable haidship. In April last. John Whittaker, !' residing at Arm ley Top, and who according to a certificate from his last employer, Thomas which has been Bast us, a steady ...
... Messrs. John Parke and John Payne, as yearly tenants the New House Farm, about 41 acres, let to Mr. John Payne, as a yearly tenant the Liiudo Farm, about 19 acres, let to Samuel Prosser. as yearly tenant; and Ty Draw, about 68 acres, let to Mr. John Harris ...
... ned, thankful for , sib k. prize. the blessings they posse**, they become mere talkers,perhaps j EnglUh Verst —Charles 11.—John C. Sliairp. Halli »I. even irreverent oeclaiincrs, on subjects which are 100 hard for Tiiursday Mr. I'rvdeiic Charles L.-r ...
... Browne, Mrs. Woulfe, M1rs. Swveetman, Longtowvn, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. J. R. Corballis, Mirs. Henry Grattan, Mrs. Patrick Sweetman, Mrs. Geale, Mi's. John Sweetman, Mrs. Nangle, 1Mrs. Ennis, Airs. Warren Locke, M1rs. M'Donnell, Mrs. O'Reilly, MIrs Corcoran ...
... room. after seven o’clock Mr. Walter, Mr. T. B. Ciciilum, Mr. Mr. M iniot, Mr. Brewster, Mr. F. Rraithwatte. Ml. Hann.iy, . John Hadden, Mr. Henry Halden, 3lr. Bradshaw, and othit influe centlen. u, entered the oichestra, and were received with the r.i ...
... These are ruled over by havildar or sergeant of peons, who, besides the uniform common to them all sports cheverous on his arm bright gaudy worsted epaulettes on his shoulders. The peons always wear a tegular uniform, decorated with broad scarlet bell ...