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... Eleonore Sophie, Sopren, Brazil for out 37 days, Sid. British Empire, Madras ; Roseberu, Bombay ; John Edward, Calcutta ; Druid, Barhado e s ; Portland, St. John's, Neiv Brunswick rest of the outward bound. PORTSMOUTH ' E.N.E., a gale.--Sid. Singe, Ileftin ...
... rebellion,—and pretension to assimilate the measures of O'Connell now to those of 1782, carried on by Mr. Grattan and his colleagues. But Grattan had the Parliament at his back. He made no attempt to set up the brute force of Ireland against the Church ...
... October, in the year 1843, received information at Shinrone that fire-arms were illegally concealed in the widow Ryan's haggard wall, he (sub-inspector Parker) instead of ordering said fire-arms to be seized and brought to his station at Shinrone, directed constable ...
... journal of the 11th informs evening of the 10th, two diligences from stopped and plundered, near the Pakaoe of the t t by six armed men.lets, It appears by letter from Barcelona of the the changes of weather during the last fe w we . e ll l ° been productive ...
... weapons against genius armed with truth and honour. TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. OFFICE of the MASTER of the HORSE to the QUEEN DOWAG ER, Carlton Royal Mews, Jan. 27. The Queen Dowager has been pleased to appoint Mr. Gladwin John Richard Wynyard, Page of ...
... Edward . Round, John Bowles, Aomiral Hale; R. Blagdon Rous, lion. Captain Bowring, Dr. HAMM, 11. Ruslibrooke, Colonel Braunstein. T. W. Hamner, Sir John Russell, Lord John Brisco e Miagrare Harcourt, G. G. Shaw, F. Broth won, J. Hardy, John Smith, Abel Bruce ...
... Sir Robert Shaw a'd to Mr. - Grattan. Sir Robert Shaw, in his answer, stated, that he had supported the union in Parliament, and that his opinions upon the subject were unaltered. The follow, ing is the answer of Mr. Grattan, and th a t answer at- fords ...
... it is (to use a very ancient and very homely adage), too atroke frequeirtly spoil the broth. One competent person, a braid Arm, will speedily accomplish all that this Zonneentent has perspective, and even more under a talented e Slate is of excellent ...
... and after the finding of the arms at the widow Ryan's, and observed that it appeared to him strange that. no reference was made to such an important fact, more especially when there was an entry of the discovery of the arms in the turf clamp. Examination ...
... prisoner Barber and' Mr. Strode, of Gres! Marlow, with whom John Stewart had lived, th e avowed object of which, on the part of Barber, was obtain possession of the original stock receipts John Stewart, in order that his sister might be a ble to obtain ...
... vehicle, and drove off with speed. Five distinct charges having been preferred, the prisoner was committed. At the same Court, John Stevens, the silversmith, charged with obtaining money to the amount of between 701. and 801. of Mr. Folkard, a pawnbroker ...
... NORMA. Pollio, Mrs. H. P. Grattan; Norma, Mr. Paul Bedford; Adalgisa, Mr. Wright; Orovese, Mrs. Fosbroke; their original parts. In the course of the Es enine. Mr. and Miss Marshall will dance the fashionabie Polka; and Mr. John Parry will sing Fayre Rosamonde ...