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... KBeneington, Sonmers Town, Taunxilli, St. -- John W Wood, and in various parts of the metropolis. he The- amount of rert forwarded to Dublin from London , alone for the last week. was £658- .5d Mr. Morgan np John 0OCOnnell M. P., and nephew tothe Lib rator ...
... clear. The only parties killed, in addition to Mr. Murray, were James Dance, seaman, and John Thompson, boatswain of the Anna. Danger of Playing with Loaded Fire Arms. —The Bombay Courier, received the last overland mail, announces the untimely death of ...
... position of the! wreck. I saw the sternboard of this, vessel; she is called The Whim, and gilt on her. boat's stern the name 'John Thonnes.' The' whole is a total wreck. It hasbeen ascertained that the crew consisted of the captain, the mate, Robert Upsam ...
... They were perfectly well and full of hope. It was likely, in all appearance, that England would want the lion heart and stout arm of Ireland, and she could easily procure both the one and the other, not by the means of the plausible hypocrisy and sweet words ...
... meeting. John O'Connell Ward, Seymour-street, New Road-Mr. Palace will preside on Monday next, August 25tb. WALWORTH.-GRZAT EXTENSION OF THE FRAN. CHISE.-At a meeting held at the Montpelier Tavern, on .Monday evening last, the 12th inst., Mr. John Simpson ...
... Sheffield, for Tinsley Church, near im, was opened on Sunday afternoon last, Mr. John Sewetl, organist of the parish chnrch, Rotherham, and grandson to Mr. John Sewefl, of Cardigan Place, near Leeds. The church was crowded, and the sum of £'16' was coll; etc ...
... Association began to make their appearance —Mr. Steele, Mr. Barrett, Dr. Gray, &c, at length, preceded by Messrs. Butler, M.P., Grattan, M.P., and accompanied by Mr. J. O'Connell, M.P., the hon. member for Cork advanced to the front the platform, and took his ...
... nails, ?? paintings. On thetop stair II were two large arm-chairs. covored with purple tl velvet and* kli.,ding, in (or rather standing before) a, which were placed Mr. O'Connell and his son John. b Th ~n etleman stooed up to his toll height, withn his ...
... &c., &o. Grace having been said, X Mr. O'HEA, one of the secretaries, read letters of apology from the following persons:- John, (Archbishop of Tuam); Thomas Coen, i (Bishop of Clonferi); William Kinsella, (Bishop of t Ossory); Michael Blake, (Bishop ...
... ihallooed to battle to our own great loss, but to the E 1 party gain sometimes of a Sir Robert Peel-some.t I times of a Lord John Russell-(hear, and cheers). V ?? there sot absurdity in this ! What benefits have Ithe masses of the Protestant or Catholic ...
... Gasometer, aft, by 6, Retorts, with every other lnecessary Article for the Pusrpose of making Gas. Apply ha Mir. SHsIRES, Cardigan Arms, Bramnley, near Leeb l (nN SALE, a Three-horse EiNGIN th lj complete, and a SODA WvATER AP~i'v to E. SISreSTOas, BOAR LANE ...
... price for their young -bhrses at Iloawen fair. Amongst the general visiters to the fair se have been the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Sandys, Sir John Ross; Col. PC Daly, l3th Light Dragoons; Colonel Clark and Captain Jex, nictch te Greys; Colonel l-lslskey and ...