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... Oxford-street the , w* before last; I never walked arm-and-arm *ith Laird 1 William ; I never smoked arui-and-arm with him in the 1 street; smoked one occasion when walking with him ; was not ann-aud-arm with him ; had umbrella, and went under it ; 1 dined ...
... under the sofa. Lord Cardigan came at a quarter aix o’clock. At that time Winter and were in the front drawing-room, and I answered the door, not knowing it waa Lord Cardigan, whom did not aspect there soon. I showed Lord Cardigan up stairs. Lady William ...
... given them by Lord Cardigan. When John Thomas put under the sofa he covered the vallance all over. While under the sofa 1 could not see into the front drawing-room, not even if the doors were open. When Lord Cardigan had gone away John came into the room ...
... past one o'clock Mr. John 0’Connell,M P., Mr. Da- piel Mr WS. O'Brien, M Mr, Caleb Pow ei!, M.-P, and Mr. O'Neil Daunt entered the Hall, and were the chair was taken by received with great applause, Upon the motion of Mr.O’Brien JOHN Esq., M.P for Kilkenny ...
... Thomas Dooly, 'John O’Connor, 'Joseph Thomas O'Connor, Pat M Mic’-.a'l M'Nanr.ara, John Kean, Thomas Kean, John Doherty, Thomas M‘N’amara, James Doherty, Edmund Doherty, John M'Cormack, Pat Neylan, John liloy, ...