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... Phenomenon .This diminutive and incomparable little Animal is the pure breed from the Stock in the ROYAL STUD STABLES of the King Arm, and exceeds in beauty and form anything within the limits Imagination to describe. Doors open at Seven o’Cloc meoce Eight precisely ...
... account of the successful termination of the Chinese campaign, he was made a C.B. Major Grattan belongs to a talented family ; he is first-cousin to Thomas Colley Grattan, Esq. British Consul at Boston, the well-known author of Ilighways and Byeways, the ...
... ashore on the rocks at St. John’s Point, Briskless Bay, and became a total wreck, consigning five of her crew to a watery grave. I send ou their names—Patrick Sweetman, Edward Tyrrell, John Murphy, Patrick M‘Nally. and John Edwards; all from Skerries ...
... examination.—Printed forms may be obtained on application at the office of Messrs. Palmer, Mackillap, Dent, and Co., 11, King's Arms-yard—Jan. 18, 1843. THE MORNING HERALD. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be performed the Opera of KING ARTHUR; ...
... O'Brien, John, M P, Carnaelly, Ennilscounty Clare O'Cavanagh, Euanije, G T B, Khlmallock, Limerick O'Connell, Daniel, M P, Merrion-square O'Coinell, S1hi? M'P, Merrion.square O'Connell, John, J ., Grena, county of Kerry O'Connell, Morgan John, M P, Grena ...
... sugar, be fjUotrmg. vessels are lying at Margate with loss of bulark«, anchors, cables, chains, sails, bowsprits, and masts John Poyntz, from Yottghal for London; the Ellen, 1 rce ' ra 0r » Reliance, from Plymouth; Aesper, from Lisbon; the Neptune, of ...
... himslio quickly righted , when he found _himself in the bows of _the boat , clasping one of Mrs Thompson _' s children in his arms , and _only another man in the stem . _Ho _saw _the _ladies floating and _shrieking around him . The _little _girl said , ...
... Sir A. Campbell, Bart., of Succoth, 251., Lady Carnegie 10 guineas, towards the erection of St. John's Church and Schools, Edinburgh. The Countess of Cardigan has caused to be distributed warm clothing at Deene Park, to the children of the schools on his ...
... speeches of the Protestant Henry Grattan, tho pamphlets of the Pro. tesiant Wolfo Tone and Todd Jones, amongst the most • IT-nTve of the •* moral forces” which l't*‘'- the bill ol '.13 lam . f 'he fact, though 1 d.. not forget John Keogh, and k. and IT.n-, and ...
... proceeding.— Mau ...
... more than Mr Fox, &c. without a fall. = — THB QUORN HOUNDS. mongst Vv JAN. 23.—Meet, Kilby Wharf—an excellent field, a Lords Cardigan, Wilton, Gardner, Maidstone, Macdonald, and M. Stanley, Mr H. g, Mr Gilmore, Count Bathyany, &c. Tri and about which ¥ Gorse ...
... she was compelled to sing her pieces in the first part) being engaged to sing at a concert in the evening at Step- ney. Mr. John Parry, who, as usual delighted his hearers, was similarly situated, being engaged to sing at the Bridge Hotel in the evening ...