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... ALEXANDER GRKIG, at ?? > one month past, residing at St. Johns-wood-terrace, .1 Johns-wood, in the pai ish of Marylebone, and county of Middlesex, previously and for six months of Townsheld-road, St. .John's-foi.d, aforesaid, previously and for nine months ...
... Irish in that quarter, in tne shape of a bill for 180/. (Cheers; Hurra!) It was transmitted by a Mr. Lawrence O'Brien, of St. John's, as chairman of a meeting of citizens in that enlightened quar- ter, and along wilh the bill he forwarded an address to the ...
... mare, the other was a brown mare. Romeike came to me as the mare of Mr. John Newman. She had a colt at her foot, which Mr. Newman said was by Beiram. Just before Warwick races John Newman came te me and requested me to ask Mr. Gibson what he would charge ...
... that the '' vi. sum is an American importation. ' ' Jo!* from Halifax, 30/. from Prince Edward's ' Tnm Montreal 125/., St. John's, New Brunswick ?? one or two other lesser denominations, ?? bl d from New Orleans, 2121. Of this last sum ?? IVistorv wa« ...
... renewed cheeiing ] Mr. Grattan, having expatiated for some time on the unkindness of England towards Ireland, returned to tbe Orange convert to Repeal, who was a soldier as well as a patriot— (Cheer)— Captain Mockler. Mr. Grattan then handed ia lf. as ...
... was carried by acclamation — whereupon the Libe rator put on hia Tara cap, or Repeal crown, and wa much applauded. Mr. John O'Connell read a letter from Mr. Joha Augustus O'Neil, who, he said, had been labouring under severe indisposition ; it was ...
... Gray, Esqre , who wished to be admitted members of the association Re moved the admission, which was quickly agreed to. Mr. John O'Connell handed in some subscriptions from various persons and localities, not individually, or on the wnole of very large ...
... following is a list of the distinguished individuals who bave visited the fair :— The Earl of Cardigan, Major Robinson, llth Hussars ; Lerd Sandys, Sir John Ross, Colonel Daly, 13th Light Dragoons ; Colonel Clark, Captain Jex, Scotch Greys ; Captain Bolton ...
... miserable by their barbarous practices, until reduced to a state of civilisation by the force of British arms ; and at the present moment'tbe arms of France were effecting the same desirable results in the north of Africa. (Hear, hear.) Improvements of ...
... position than tbey would occupy if they imitated such crouching noisy creatures as the Smith O'Briens and degenerate Henry Grattans of the day, and become the followers of Mr. Daniel O'Connell. The great fault of public men in these times of ours is, that ...
... . Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince, entered her travelling chariot at ten minutes to twelve ; the troops pre- sented arms, the band played God save the Queen, and the carriage, with it. escort of cavalry, proceeded rapidly towards ite destination ...
... Greenwich this evening, at which Mrs. Alfred Shaw, Mr. John Parry' and several other vocalists will sing. A concert will take place at Oxford on Monday next for which Miss M. B. Hawes. Miss Eliza Birch, Mr. John Parry, and Mr. Richardson (the flutist) have been ...