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... biect of this notice was the second son of | He the if on. Sir J. Parnell (second the Hon. rd Gong leton’s eldest brother, John George D Pe ‘arnell, succeeded their father in the barenetey, but | ters, the issue in 1812, the title devolved Ui dying without ...
... appearance. In an b b e breathr:he struggles for a moment in his arms, ab r i._•eor oes her th,es softly in her ear, upon which se h yss, aus Stt motionless szes at him intentlyfainting in arms. At the same 4fro to Z arr oy of trurnpets on the approach of ...
... Guardian ' Corn find where-ever of they BotT ' John Fox in Is or three small 9d and to with full fbr use of C King BhKkfriars directly Christ Church of all Chemists throuchout United Kioadom the of JOHN FOX AGENTS Fitt: Brentwood Chebusfbrd Baker Morse ...
... Deputies of the Protestant Dissenters in London, .consisting of Mr. Henry Waymouth, Mr. Benjamin Hanbury, Mr. John Kennington Mills, Mr. John Wilks, Mr. Win. A. Hankey, and Mr. Josiah Cornier, had an interview with Sir Robert Peek on Saturday, at his official ...
... Queen's approach, received her Majesty and his royal highness at the entrance to the villa, when the Queen took the noble duke's arm, Prince Albert offering his to the Duchess of Buccleuch. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with the King and ...
... inst. Sir It. arguments and statements which he had made on the previous evening. H. Inglis read a letter from the Sergeant-at-Arms, relative to the complaint of Mr Mackenzie. that he had been rudely excluded from the interior of the He contended that the ...
... credit and veracity of John Wren, as not possessing the confidence of his fellow townsmen. It was received with loud laughter by the opposition bide of the house. On the motion this petition be printed with the votes, Sir JOHN EASTHOPE said, that he was ...
... Office, 10, ?? London. by order of the Board of Directors, JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretory. ALFKED LIFE ASSURANCE and AN- ?? v ITY \ ...
... ready, the Fourth Volume of THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE Right Hon. HENRY GRATTAN. By his Son, HENRY GRATTAN. Esq., M.P. This volume comprises the ten most important years of Mr. Grattan's public life, including the French Revolution, the Conces- sion of ...
... Stuart; Alasco, Almagro, Dlr. Phelps; Vulasquez, Mr. Vining; Kean, Theresa, Miss Partridge. After which, the Farce of UNCLE JOHN. Uncle John, Mr. W. Farren; Eliza, Mrs. Malone To conclude with TOM NODDY'S SECRET' petty' On Monday—A Play; Nicola 3 Flam; and My ...
... he took the Adelphi ; theatre. Wrench, John Reeve, T. F. Cooke, Wilkinson, Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Hughes, beside:. -the two managers and Mrs, Yates, Miss F. Brunton, niece of the Countess Craven and daughter of John Erunton, for 'many years a member of ...
... on the most Mk hiee. t4 ounded pretences, for the suspension of the elecof one constituency after another. Whilst Sir Lord John Russell are avowing their deli/lielAtsie-leand as t o t h e i ncrease d e ffi c i ency o f C omm i ttees o f • Commons as a ...