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... of the For horses bona fide the property of officers on the staff, and quarte arrison ot Dubiin. of Stewards : the Earl of Cardigan, Col Fane, 54th Regt, Lieut-Col He lett, Stn D. jeut-Col Walcott, R.A., Major Moore, 54th Regt. wil the course: ut E. Peel ...
... sion, she drew;y himhtow t dbor. f Icwatched r with some- amuaebetsre thehange wasiui dellouts T6ethe she hadespoke with.the armness an decision of the woman -of busines to. him fente soft band, il wheedling tones of the pactsed and succes aten H objectiwas ...
... addressed to hit brother. Mr. O'Connell, having read the communication, said, this letter is signed John Arlington Bennett, Major-Gen., and John Clinton Beckman, Adjutant-General, and it offera military organisation to assist for the Repeal. I spurn ...
... Richard Bentley New Burlington-street. NEW WORK BY~J. A. ST. JOHN, ESQ. Sx v. iL w re * dT > in 3 wis. post Bvo., I R COSMO DIGBY. A Tale of the Monmouthshire Riots. * .t. c.. nv t ßy J - A - ST. JOHN, Esq., Author of The History of the Manners and Customs ...
... and the fearful and unparalleled outrages which have been committed in the several counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, We, the undersigned, do request the attendance of such magistrates, ratepayers, and other inhabitants, together with all ...
... Wllllamsoo. Eaq of tbeC. 8 , to Margaret Grace, daughter of the late «m.Go r dont,q of MflHg, In the county of Ayr. At St. John Cathedral, Calcutta, Capt. J. Cotfield, let regiment NX. Mary, youngeet daughter of the late Thomas Cockerell Hogan, Esq- ...
... advanced along the line, several staff-officers, with orderlie s , were observed patrolling up .and down, among whom Lord Cardigan, Col. Frith, and some officers of the Horse Artillery, were distinguishable. As you approached Clontarf, the sth Dragoon ...
... struck me with a walking itick ot tie arm, aitf lie told msa to get home nud put iy beid in a bog, and iocket the money. Mr. Clie: What 1 irid of a blow was it-did it hart yUrr _-ivitmilrbr : lie struck iris aeross the arm. It pained me very DUicl. I ehowed ...
... Passing through the Sheds of Clontarf, we 'found the 54th Regiment of Foot drawn up in a line, standing-at-ease, with their arms piled before them. The men looked fatigued. On ascending to Conquer-hill,' where the intended meeting was to have , been held ...
... was to this effect;— Whereas certain districts in South Wales, especially counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carnarvon, tumultuous ereemblagss people, armed with gone ud other deetruolir* weapoos, had taken place by night, ud eommilted outrages violent ...
... stage, and after bowing with great condescension, | sion, moved that the Member for Kilkenny do tane : the chair. j Mr. John O'Connell having taken the chair, said— l j have to express my most heartfelt gratitude to you for putting me in the chair ...
... James Smith, University • John Remington Stratten , U niversit y ; Ridout Wills, University; llumphry Fitzroy Woolrych, King's. SECOND. 1)IVISION.--L-FrClie-rie4 Fowler Bankart, University ; John Browne, University ; John Rodham Carr, Manchester ; Robert ...