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... occur. t] o provincU , markets held since John I.eary, William Daxon, Fitzgerald Blood, John pvrty Ireland , . . ' i e ; mrY for the article has been slow, but Singleton, William Keane, Henry Spaight, John Shan- That your petitioners aro sep m ere. crB ...
... lancholy accounts from Poland. The people are not al. lo)wed to have any arms, not even fowling-pieces, without giving previops notice to the Russian authorities, who bt brand the arms, , _ -__ ..__ .___ d MONEY MARKET-LONDON, W:PMNEjiAy, Scarcely any speculative ...
... MOVIP'ONAL COMMtTTF.4 Charles Perkins, Esq. Stephen Phillips, Esq. Henry Weston, Em. WBliam Mayhew, Esq. Jeremiah Bosher, Esq. John Dawson Eaq. Thomas B. Simpson, Esq. Henry Rose, Esq. Edward Perkins, Esq. Engineer—l. K. Brunell. Bankers—Messrs. Mastermaa ...
... e and also made affidavit to that effect. was excused. John Rigby, of 175, Great Brunswick-street, claimed exemption on the ground of misdescription, his name being John Jason Rigby, and not John Rigby, as set forth in the summons. The Chief Justice refused ...
... conferred on the following gentlemen Jamrr Fillprrald Orepp, Edward Georpe Josea. Brnrp Parceetl, Berry Denny, Andrew Bell, John Finoerly, end Alelaoder Matbew Pollock. And the order of priori hood the Ree. Henry Pry, Her. Nieholae Wkiieeloae, Bee. Artknr ...
... occurred. Inreference to this imeeting two police- constables were examined, James Johnston and John Ma- guire, and T very much regret the manner in which John- ston gave his evidence, and the contemptuous manner in which he spoke of persons that he called ...
... standard by which the comforts and decencies of life are measured ; good and sufficient food precedes good and sufficient clothes, arm and comfortable lodgings; good spirits, good temper, industry, strength; the man who lives well has tb« feelings of a man, the ...
... of the 11th Hussars, and who fought with Lord Cardigan, is announced appear on the stage of tho Lycouiti theatre, London, FalstaflT. in Henry the 4th! A gratifying testimonial to the ministry of the Rev. John Lever, for thirteen year* Hector ot Tullamoore ...
... parliamentary piofligary, which even Sir fiobert Walpole would have astonished, the genius of the country (iu.ii.ad incorruptable—Grattan, Curran, and the rest of famous men, whose names east so bright light upon this, the brightest purl of our history, never ...
... entrusted to Sir Robert Shaw and Mr. Grattan. Sir Robert Shaw, in Ins answer, stated that he had supported the Uniou in Parlia-, in , and that his opinions upon the subject were unaltered. The following is the answer of Mr. Grattan ; and that answer affords a ...
... that large bodies of men I wore disciplined at night in the neighbourhood of Man* I Chester, and made familiar with the use of arms. Au ex* COURT QUEEN’S BENCH—S»to unir, J*» The full Court sat Ihit morning at preciseij ten o’clock. It being publidj known ...
... tire ; and an arms bill, to which clauses ot !i .bratcd which results great were alhave been recently added, which even Mr, Shaw declared Catholic Association were wantonly severe. may conceive tnal an , him. He constructed gigantic engine arms bill, with ...