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... authority in the land declared it so (hear, hear). We were surrounded by armed police; what little occasion for them! (hear, and a laugh)—and if there was any occasion, their arms would have been very small protection to them (hear, hear). I say that because ...
... the 'B2 Club uniform, soon afterwards entered the Round Room, and ascended the dais accompanied by Messrs Barrett , Duffey, John O 'Connell, M.P. ' T. M. Ray, and Doctor Gray. end by t he Atom** ef the [him 4, 'B2 Club. The address from the Dublin Corporation ...
... Kinnoul, the Earl of Lonsdale, the Earl of Euston, Viscount Mandeville, Viscount Cantalupe, Lord Foley, Mademoiselle D'Este, Sir John and Lady Ann Beckett, and Mr. M'Donnell. The family circle included the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, Viscount C ...
... Chichstr Friendship, Berry, Plymouth Thomas, Fisher, do Britannia, Evans, Cardigan Ceres, Traits, Salcambe Lady FhiUipps, Thomas, Bar of Lough Agile, English, do George, Johns, Barnstaple Sailed [to June 2] for William, Mead, William, LiUbutn, Ramsgate ...
... Borbadoes Hornby, Allen, Jonia, Finn, Yoogbal Sylvonus, Stephens, Palermo Brothers, Johns, Lisbon L Stuart, Duggan, Yonghal Anne, Hayes, Dungarvon Bearer, Ward, Kinsale Actress, Johns, Youghal Ldßeresford, Davis, Swansea Herald, Hawes, Padstow Fly, Dibdin, Cardiff ...
... 'location of the character of the people would be attained. The Noble Lord then read at tenth extracts from speeches of Mr. Grattan, M. Pitt, and Mr. Burke,in wh,cn those distinguished statesmen expressed themselves as favourable to the endowment of the ...
... woollen cloths, refined sugar; metals (nails, zinc, and other kinds) ; glass (window and glass wares) ; bark for tanners' use ; arms ; green and seed tobacco ; dye stuffs ; wool ; leather, and seed oil. Out of the annual number of 45 vessels which sailed from ...
... by branches therefrom. Tite entire line has been partially surveyed, and the essential be- nefit resulting from avoiding the arm of Bristol ascertained beyond o doubt, the necessary sue vey will to immediately proceeded with. A snore extended and explanatory ...
... Is it pleasure—is it pain? Lady Anne this robe will wear, Looking fairest of the fair; Fitly will the soft silk deck Snowy arms and ivory neck; Every plait will graceful fall When she dons it for the ball. Surely, were I so attired, I might be as much ...
... risibility rather than admiration. With such a costume who can wonder that the Duke of Cumberland failed at Fontenoy, a»d Sir John Cope fled at Glads- muir ? Assuredly they deserved their fate as much as Marshal Ney did his for going out to be shot in a ...
... with the greatest exactness. The Duke of Wellington appeared in the uniform of the Duke - of Cumberland of that day, Earl of Cardigan in the uniform of the 11th Dragoons at the battle of Culioden, and Martinis of Londoaderry in the dress of a Cavalry officer ...
... selected for the fete: thus, the Duke of Welling- ton appapred in the uniform of the Duke of Cumberland of that day; the Earl of Cardigan in the uniform of the 11th Dragoons at the battle of Culleden, and the Marquess of Loudonderry in the dress of a cavalry ...