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... of Wales. This is the second mark of Royal approbation received by our countryman from the Prussian dominions. The Earl of Cardigan, who went to Germany to be present at the military manoeuvres on the Rhine, was expected to return in the course of last ...
... ou board farewell Civic complimentary at public banquet which is ot important in that country Lord John officers Warspile dinner Mr J Mr J’lnmias Grattan Mr Lord I cannot hut if somewhat singular arid who presides should to iinmtd man whose will live in ...
... splendid device formed, chiefly of dahlias the production of Mr. Dempsey, engraver, Low Ou3egate. It represented the Royal Arms, over which were the loyal aud appropriate words —Long live the Queen and Prince Albert, large, and beautifully executed ...
... the death of a fine robust man, ' name unknown, who was found dead in a cab under the , following suspicious circumstances :—John Hawkins, driver of cab 'No. 1,175, said that on Friday afternoon he took the deceased up at the corner of Warwick-lane, in ...
... important and interesting fetes ever given in that roumry. Lord John Hay and the officers of the arspite were invited the dinner; at which also were present Mr. J. H. Palmer'and Mr. Thomas Colley Grattan. There was little sub{stance in the after-dinner speeches; ...
... KBTixo. match at this nohle game was played Monday I Jit on the Burley ground, in front of the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall-road. between eleven of the Burley (Cardigan), and eleven of the Armley (Rising Son,) men ; which, after a well-contested game, was won ...
... withdrew the charge on defendant paying costs. John Parry, charged with assaulting Mr. James Powell, auctioneer. find bail to keep the peace for three months, and pay expenses. Morgan Samuel, for assault John Thomas, both of Nani y Glo, Case dismissed. Monmouth ...
... disabling hia arm to prevent Rim effecting service upon the owner; and in leas than half hour after prostrated two process servers, who bad civil bills to serve upon the same gentleman— Roscommon Journal SUICIDE.— Saturday morning last Mr. John Shaw, proprietor ...
... and The Peace of the World was responded to by Mr. W. J. Girard. Mr. M. H. after a few complimentary remarks, gave Lord John Hay, commander of her Majesty. ship Werspite. Welcome for himself—weltome for the messenger he brought. His Louisa ir, on ...
... Miss Chaplin, and Mrs. H. P. Grattan.— After which, The Rifle Brigade: Characters by Messrs. Wright, 0. Smith, H. Beverley; Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. H. P. Grattan, and Miss Murray.—To conclude with Norma: Pollio. Mrs. H. P. Grattan; Norma, Mr. Paul Bedford; Adalgisa ...
... the North ‘. lar cluh ,he present moment, though it a good .leal Clarissa—The n.e e o1 ,rela nd Cluh, meeting at the Donegal Arms llotol. served in the .Ire ,ouc be ...
... are legiti- mate ideas marshalled in legitimate ranks of blank verse, while every jealous critic stands like a Norroy King at Arms, with his pen ready to detect any innovation relative to modern life, in plot, character, or expression, and dab goes his hand ...