... withdrawing his stake. 2 to 1 agst Idas The Earl of Cardigan has purchased the Royal Yacht Squadron cutter Reindeer, 109 tons, from Mr. Spencer de Horsey. This vessel was formerly the property of the late Mr. John Moore (an old member of the Club), who by his ...

... g his stake. 2 to I ag,st. Idas The Earl of Cardigan has purchased the Royal Yacht Squadron cutter Reindeer, 109 tons, from Mr. Spencer de Horsey. This vessel was formerly the property of the late Mr. John Moore (an old member of the Club), who by his ...

... Protestants, and that there was no effectual method of improving the condition of Ireland but by educating the Catholics. Mr. Grattan, who was also a most high authority on this subject, had said, in the same debate, that if they refused this grant they would ...

... compliment, and the meeting terminated. The Earl of Cardigan has purchased the Royal Yacht Squadron cutter Reindeer, 100 tons, from Mr. Spencer de Horsey. This vessel was formerly the property of the late Mr. John Moore (an old member of the Club), who by his ...

... against the proposal to increase it. Whilst upon this part of the question he would quote the words of Mr. Grattan on a similar occasion. In 1811 Mr. Grattan said, in answer to the Chancellor of the Exchequer of that day, that he was not aware of the strength ...

... by Mr. , James Stuart, merchant. Mr. Alexander Dunlop was proposed by Mr. IPl!vain, shoemaker, seconded by Mr. John Gray, merchant. Mr. John Neilson Nailor proposed Mr. M'Crae, seconded by Mr. Moodie, cow feeder. Each of the candidates addressed the meeting ...

... tricks were not to be played. out the - service, which never abandoned him to the end. To view the sad procession, had not his arms balder ever showed them better ; yet on the same night large speculum was two inches and 3-10ths in diameter ; rnents made ...