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... Did not go to Mr. Beb*’ Had not walked arm in arm with Lord W. Paget; smoked a cigar in his lordship’s company ; and on one sion had walked under his umbrella when it was snotfb but did not take hold of his arm. Had called upon * lordship when he was ...
... been appointed the office of Under Secretary the English embassy Paris, the place of j Mr. 11. Grerille. —Court Journal,. Thb Arm v.— It is reported in military circles, that early the ensuing summer several regiments will withdrawn from the Irish establishment ...
... Bishop lliggins, of Kilfeiiora. On the left, the Lord Mayor, 'I'. O'Brien, Esq., and Lord Ffrench. the immediate vicinity, Mr. John Mr. Steele, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Ray, ]>r. (■ray, the Hon. G. 11. Hutchinson, N. Malier, M.P., J. P. Homers, M.P., J. Kelly, M ...
... and fashion.—Observer. PRINCE ALBXKT AND THK ELEVENTH Hussars. splendid entertainment was given Friday last by the Karl of Cardigan to Sir K. Btakeney, Lieutenant-General commanding the forces Ireland, Major-General Wymlham, the officer commanding in Dublin ...
... and Horner, to that eloqent orator, conspicuous among his countrymen, Grattan, who his dying hour there poured forth his soul. What exhilirating cheers, the only reward to St. John, for those lost orations which have perished for ever, have there rewarded ...
... with which the fatal act had been committed. The name of the father is John Fawley Dickenson, recently carrying on the business of licensed victualler, at the Peterborough Arms, Parson’s-green, Fulham, where, it is understood, he was unfortunate. Dickenson’s ...
... assertions of 31r. O'Connell. The independent Parliament he talked of had been the most corrupt that ever existed ; and so Mr. Grattan described it. During its existence, according to Mr. O'Connell, tho happiness of Ireland was almost perfect; i yet for the ...
... As her Majesty proceeded along the pathway to one of the Royal carriages, the guard of honour of the Royal Marines presented arms, the band playing the National Anthem. The Queen the Belgians was escorted to the Royal carriage Lord Bloomfield and Sir Francis ...
... staring us in the face at every turn of the road, it is most incomprehensible why farmers will not throw themselves into the arms of the chemists, who alone can help them. We are urged to publish the names of the people who are swindling the country in ...