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... delightfully interest!, with his man ** crow, as they will sometimes at twelve o’clock at j ORD ii.uam Paget and the Earl Cardigan. arm in sling, and beautiful black whiskers culling pointed to the portrait of Bluebeard, which stood n.ght. [ _ il W! no doubt ...
... Botkeeper, ridden by Brett the groom, and Lord W. Hill's Little John, ridden the noble owner. Both horses were in admirable condition, and promised good sport, but unfortunately Little John found the first fence so “ ugly” that he swerved and fell. Lord ...
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... lighted matches —Lord Anglesey’s gun-brigs no longer sufficing, three deckers, meu-of-war, and armed steamers, must sail along the isle—a sea patrol without, an armed patrol within —these, these are the early offerings of a Tory government to their royal mistress ...
... command of R. Barry, Esq., sub-inspector, proceeded to a the lands of Ballnehy, under warrant, and arrested John Mel Dee, Thomas Dee, John Melgan, and John Dee, He jan., as being concerned in the murder of the late pita Riobert Charles Welsh, Esq. The prisoners ...
... affirmation aforesaid further present ami say that the said Daniel O’Connell John O’Connell Thomas Steele Thomas Mathew Hay Charles Cavan Duffy Thomas Tierney I*, trr James Tyrrel John Cray and liichard Harr unlawfully maliciously and seditiously contriving ...
... Aberdeen returned t»town yesterday from visit the Queen at Windsor Castle. are antborlsel Grace the Duke of Marlbo* roach. John Burnaby, Christ Church, E«q., M.P . and Alderman Copeland MP, to annex their names respectively tbe ley to the authorities ...
... 6th fNovember, 1542;-uin 'Warrenstown, county Meatli, per Mr J Rorke £0 5 0 Ilallymore Euetace, per Mr Drosngoole, ,, I0 0 John's well, co. Kilkenny. per' P. Byrne, )Esq. t Eallasalia, including Li, the subscription of P I Moran, Esq, eolicitor, Kilkenny ...
... first portion that contribution came from Booterstown, collected Messrs. George Magrath and John llilcy—it amounts to nineteen shillings. He begged to propose Mr. John Dunle.r.y member of the association, having enrolled twenty Repealers. The remainder of ...
... DINN TO WILLIAM SMITH O BRIEN, ESQ.. M.P. , The dinner to this di«ingui»hed i.diridual took piece Wed evening in the Conrtenay Arms, Newcastle. About four o’clock the people had congregated into that Wutiful little town in immense numbers from every district ...
... portion of that contribution came from Bootcrstown, collected by Messrs. George Magrath and John amounts to nineteen shillings. He begged to propose .Mr. John Dunleavy member of the Association, behaving enrolled Repealers. The remainder of the money ...
... Prince Edward of Saxe Weimer (who arrived on Monday from London), Earl Talbot, Sir Robert and Lady Peel, Lord Sandys, Rev. John Peel, Rev. H. Aston, Earl of Brownlow, Earl Howe (Camberlain), Countess of Brownlow, Lady and Hon. Miss Boyle (Maid of Honourin ...