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... that made the eloquence of Grattan so sublime when moving the immortal declaration of right in 1782? arms of the Velunteers! Speaking of England, he says There does, of late, a certain damp and supineness overcast her arms and councils, miraculous as ...
... their enthusiasm. We observed in live vicinity the chair, which was tilled John O’Connell, Esq. of Grena, the following— » Miss O’Connell, Miss Shine Lawlor, Castlelough, Mrs. John Mabony, Cork, Mrs. Shine, Mrs. Keating. Mias Sherlock, Waterford, Miss Staunton ...
... ■ •■• i-.,» - M VIDSTUN'E at s -yen ,y yi ItM i.l) ?? that .. J KAIN will start irom i DULY - ?? • xi. pt.d . reaching ?? Arm- Stations ?? Twelve Ji-iP. Wlfll EHE \l> s-.-r t ?? ) i.JM'ON ami CHK HESTER RAILWAY .» iMI'W. \ ?? i. hereby nj-. , that a ...
... the workhutwe, with Elizabeth, the wife John Prebble, and it was allegtd that improper intercourse was carried on between thtn. John Chidwick subsequently left the house of his daughter, and went to reside with John Prebble and hi* wife, who lived Whitfie ...
... meeting; with a coloured fac-simile of the carious painting in the Chapel the Crypt of Canterbury Cathedral—the birth of St. John the Baptist,— -together with numerous well executed wood cuts. The letter press contains carious and interesting accounts of ...
... ns of John Rol arta, and Thomas Jones, of Bridge-street, Aberystwith, are inadmissible to our columns except as advertisements. We think also that the seal of the writers outruns their discretion. The complaint that the inhabitants of Cardigan do not ...
... himself from his horse, and sttssl ready receive the guests. In a moment their carriage came up, and her Majestv, leaning on the arm of her illustrious host, entered the gates of Strathfieldsaye. The standard was promptly hoisted to announce that the Queen ...
... the legislat are, our trade obtained support, and our commerce extension (hear, hear). Remember the words of Flood, on Mr. Grattan s motion ameliorate your tradewhy not grant free one ?” Such were the principles of that executive. Then you, England, ...
... but from that time he gradually sank, and died on Friday. Verdict —“Accidental death.” The Murder at Salt Hill.— The prisoner John Tawell is confined in one of the cells in which there are two or three other prisoners, and no alteration or relaxation of ...
... younger Pitt to Grenville Horner to eloquent orator conspicuous his countrymen Grattan in his hour there poured forth his soul What exhilirating cheers the only retards to St John for lost orations which have perished for ever have there rewarded the efforts ...
... U> loathe conuuaaiwa with others. tat a. art. gloomy ami aluoe. never slaxing his moody brow, when the \. i.og Inez to his arms, and pillowed tweet head upon hia br-s 1. Then seised woman* tendcrocaa. he fondly car»v-eil her. While the ship gening under ...
... days hard i!abour.—9oih January, D. W. Lloyd, Esq , mayor, id G. R. Bevan, Esq.; John Davies, of the borough Brecon, chimney sweeper, was convicted, upon the corn lan of John , ' , *g lbbon Geary, ol allowing a young age of twenty, to ascend or descend a ...