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... (who had spoken at some length from the platform early in the day), and another from Mr. Grattan, does not call for very particular notice. The health of Henry Grattan and the electors of Meath. The toast was very warmly received. Mr. GriarrAw, M.P., returned ...
... platform early in the day), and another from Mr. Grattan, does not call for very particular notice. The Healthof Henry Grattan and the Electors of Meath. The toast was very warmly received. Mr. GRATTAN, M.P., returned thanks. Never was there a period ...
... desired by his lordship. and, exhibithig three fronts. will add much to the miming improvements of Kt. John's. - - Neufersdiesd bodice** (St. John's) April to. The schooner owners and muter. are sealously pressing forward to volunteer their services hi ...
... exchanges. 2d Regiment of Foot—John Toler Sadleir, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Leeson, who retirer. 15th Foot—Sir Warwick Charles Morshead, Bart., to be ensign by purchase, vice Bol.land, who retires. 28th Foot—John Gittens Maycock, gent., to be ...
... platform early in the day), and another from Mr. Grattan, does not call for very particular notice. The Healthof Henry Grattan and the Electors of Meath. The toast was very warmly received. Mr. GRATTAN, M.P., returned thanks. N ever was t h ere a period ...
... Tenby; Dragon inn, Pembroke; Roeron Arms, Nat berth, The Angel Inn, Cardigan; Gogeeddon Arms. Aberyatwith, Black Lion Hotel, Lnmpeter; Casyder Arms, Llandilo- Castle lann, a Llnadoerers Castle Inn, Browva; biservoeth Arms, Swansea; Bash t ...
... the frame, Which scarce adversity can tame ! Whose equal tenor cheerly glows In torrid zones and arctic snows ; Whose nervous arm can thunders wield, And-reap Adventure's boundless field ; Whore limbs, proportionate in grace, Can sweep—the lightning of the ...
... of his own tenants (who still have their fire-arms at their landlord's service), he proposes to receive the illustrious visitors in state with only one exception—that of the Captain of the Gentlemen-at-Arms, in the case of whose accompanying the Queen ...
... where each movement expresses 4 a sentiment. Donna Lola enchanted every one; there was, I throughout, a graceful flowing of the arms, not an angle dis- cernible, ran indescribable softness in her attitudes, and supple- i ness in her limbs, which, developed ...
... open arms by men who felt strong- predilections for his party for the period, laid the a Ke to the root of the tree of civil discord. It was by means of a policy founded upon,land carried out in ac 'cordance with, the great principle which Lord Sari CENE ...
... SHARES. Is the present state of Ireland worse now than it was in 1782, when the patriot party in her domestic councils, led by GRATTAN, FLOOD, BURGH, and YELVERTON, and abetted by Lord CIIARLEMONT in the House of Lords, contended so eagerly for the redress ...