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... it.—From Mary Howitt's new Work, The President's Daughters. AN INNKEEPER SHOT BY A MARINE NEAR CARDIGAN.—We have received the following from our Cardigan correspondent :—There are five or six marines stationed at the village of Kilgerran, three miles ...
... was said was absent on leave at Cardigan, was found missing. The whole body, however, proceeded to the beer-shop where he lived, knocked the family, and, although ihty were informed that the man in question was at Cardigan, they insisted upon searching ...
... P. ibime iiauc.uie, B Blomfield, John Curling, Charles Delme lUdcliffe, Glamis.Charles Keauclerk John Crawley, William Exton, Joseph Sharpies, John . Lucas W Lucas, jun., Samuel Lucas, Samuel Allen, Jeftei y Lucas, John Oatward Henry Smith. George Conder ...
... of the three principal leaders of the United Irishmen before the Secret Committees of the Lords, and Commons, and from Mr. Grattan's speeches, shew what might have been done by a system of conciliation in Ireland, in the opinion of the persons, who from ...
... Chaireh-street. Lambeth wee proved last week, the being to his loud executrix. The property is worn under LOUD CARDIGAN AID LORD W. Platt?.—Lord Cardigan has addressed the following sou muse swains 7=-114—Lord William Paget having. yesterday. to re a Isar (copses ...
... here. ROME, DEC. I 4.—(From a Correspondent.)__ The Earl and Countess of Fingal and family, Mr. H. Grattan, M.P, Mrs. Grattan, Mr. James Grattan, Mrs. Woulfe, Mr. Tuite, Mr. O'Reilly, and Mr. and the Misses O'Ferrall, are amongst the last arrivals ...
... rival in lEsop's Fables—the larger the bubble the more certainly is it about to burst. It is not on the American soil, or by arms, that Great Britain will maintain her political pre-eminence. By strengthening her connections in Europe—by fostering her colonies ...
... exhibits the Fame Mr. o'Druicoll at the Maerrxin Quarter Sersions, employed with his brother magistrates under the new Arms Rill, in refusing arms to every Repeal Warden, however rewtable, who applied to have them rAgistered. The man is thought, in his neighbourhood ...
... Goldie; J. Baldwin, Gent, to be ensign, by purchase, vice Boilcau. Foot, Lieutenant John Tower to be Captain, by purchase, vice Nicolay, who retires ; Eusigu James John ston to be Lieutenant, purchase, vice Power; George St. Julieu Heudersou, Gent, to ...
... Lentos: Immerse •uccess: TO -MORROW, as Oraad Opera of LCCREZI.A RGHOIA. Ctuuncters ty Madame Xr. Mira, Mr SD/ Mn. H. V. Grattan. Atter which, the new Fares (A MY WIFE'S 01:T. To conclude with THE MAGIC WatEOR . THE MALL OF STATCES: On LECKE:Mt BORGIA ...
... dastardly deed being adduced, he was discharged. Tlte wounded man made his appearance 'ith his arm in a sling. Two such ?? actions in one isight miake one blush for John Bull. There was such an awful noise in the house prior to the Christ. mas piece, that ADELMOItN ...