... previouslyof the Parker's Arms,at Collaton, in the Parish of Paignton, in Devon, Licensed Victualler; previousy of the Globe Beer House, in Bridgetown aforesaid, Retailer Of Beer and Cyder; and previously of the Oxford Arms, in Totnes aforesaid, Licensed ...

... names be c.tn think of. Lord Cardigan said, Uoes Let that is very wrong ol him. I bun there whispering again. did not bear (he words, but be-rd him kiss Lady ill.am again. He wished ber good-bye, and iCIt the room. Lord Cardigan *at there over l«*o hours ...

... Counsel succeeded raising I or two. Henry Twim. Patrick Lenehan. Manus Hughes, and John Taylor, police-constables, gave evidence respecting the meeting of Bsltingloas. John M'Cano and William Thompson, constables of police, were examined to the meeting ...

... op—and yet be justified in stamping their brows the bunting shame of faction But (or crushing exposure of the pretence of Lord John RusaeU motion—for the indignant rending of the veil in wh-ch the faction the noble lord was obscured—we must refer to the ...

... according to the Attorney ar General, has been a blaze forthe last nine months ; where- it fore then did hhe stand with folfied arms to gaze atthe con- fiagration? Where were the Castle fire-engines--where | ® was the indictment—and of the ex-officio information ...

... M«rt'n,c.». t to the' Eagle. Commander —Wro. Crispin, to the Victoria aoi] Albert yacht, vice Hall, ptomoied. Lieutenanti —John (1841) and Georg# Hancock, to the Eagle; Lord Charles Boiler 1844), udtlitiomil to the Medea; F. H- Mtepbena 11H4J), from the ...

... to waive their objections, and consent to the emancipation act. These were also the opinions ot Burke and Grattan, and Lord Punkett and Sir John Newport. After reviewing the policy of the government towards Ireland at some length, the right hon. baronet ...