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... following bulletin was issued Saturday;— The Queen Dowager h.u again passed a good night, and as her ! Majesty's hand and arm appear improving steadily, although slowly, the daily bulletin ol her esty'sprogress will be discontinued. ** David'Davis, m ...
... of us now do. He will say, When this Peei and Wellington sent 34,000 soldiers into Ireland, with the ' virtuous Earl of Cardigan ' at their head, they did just what they should have done ; always recollecting that the Irish people were too well trained ...
... people happy and comfortable, the country was in a most deplorable condition ; the inhabitants could not be suffered to carry arms until they had first been branded. He did not believe that there was a country is Europe at that moment in so distracted A ...
... thirty years preceding the union there had been fourteen different Secretaries of State for Ireland, and they were t these -Sir John Biaqu!re, Sir Richard Heron, William a Eden, Honourable Bdward Fitzpatrick, M. W. Grenville, W. Wyndham, Hnonurabie Thomas ...
... plan they would obviate the necessity of placing the Secretary in the Cabinet, and thus raising hint above his superiors. Grattan had defined the true genius of the Irish nation to be affectionate. He (Captain B.) need not refer to her past history to ...
... that plan they would obviate the necessity of placing the Se: cretary in the Cabinet, and thus raising him above superiors. Grattan had defined the true genius of t he Irish nation to be affectionate. He (Captain B.) ne ed not refer to her past history to ...
... DEBATii rFtOA A FALL,-On lMonday, Mr. Chapman, the borough coroner, held all inquest at the Heywood's Arms, Oldham Road, on view of the body of John Taylor, of Edward-street, Oldham Road, 34 years of age. The deceased, it appeared, had been found that ...
... Market-Street. ?? Lot 6 A DWELLrNG-IIOUfSE and GARDEN, in the Occu- der pation of Mr. John Kelly. TWO DWELLING-HOUSES in the L seves-al Occupations of Wrin. Taylor and John Wliagleswvorthl, ed together with other Part of the ssied Bull Inn Yard.andthe Gar- ...
... Salmon Miss Elizabeth Salmon Min Emma Salmon John Esq Sampson Mrs Henbury Sheppard H Esq Clifton 50 0 Strickland Rev John 0 Tomlinson John Esq 0 George Esq Clifton 100 Warde Capt C K RN Clifton 2 Ware John Esq 10 Wayne Rev W H ' Clifton l 1 5 20 5 0 3 ...
... smoke from tbe lungs. Pbiice Albert and the 11th Hussahs. — A splendid entertiinmeiit was given last week by the Earl of Cardigan to Sir E. Blakeney, Lieutenant General commanding the forces in Ireland, Major General Wyndliam, the officer commanding regiments ...
... and Settled the foregoing Account:- JOHN KERLE HABERFIELD, Governor GABRIEL GOLDNEY, Deputy-Governor JOHN FISHER SAMUEL E. TAYLOR ROBERT BOARD WILLIAM T. GREENSLADE WILLIAM HY. PIGGOTT NATHANIEL LOMAS GEORGE HILL JOHN RIDLER HENRY RUDGE HALL WILLIAM STUCKEY ...
... out of the window, which she did, and he succeeded catching the whole them in his arms, and lastly Mrs. Sutton precipitated herself out, aud was also received the arms of the constable. The intelligence having reached the engine station, with all speed ...