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... THE SPEW( PT THE PAT. The lance %TOR read letter from Mr. John White, ecretary of the society of bakers of M. Anne, enclosing 10/, and said—we have now arrived at rednt when It becomes to consider the state of our a/hire—to nose wisely—to regard deli ...
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... the deposits are paid, and the money ready to b deposited with the Court of Chancery, in accordance with the standing orders. JOHN FRYER, Chairman of the Managing Committee. CROWDER and MAYNARD,/ Solicitors. GEO. GAME DAY, Dec. 4, 1845. OXFORD, THAME, HIGH ...
... from Newry; and John and Mary, Janus, from Holyhead; both for Bangor. CARDIFF—Dec. 6 : Wind W.S.W.; daring last night it blew intervals most terrifically, accompanied with thunder and lightning, and immense hailstones. A vessel armed in the roads dismasted; ...
... an hour of trial and suffering, not having eten the alleviating prospnet the joys which attend it. See her deprived of the arms the adulterer to fly to, and without eveu Ihe scanty comb.rt of being covered by his name. C’ould anything b« imagined more ...
... ea. easn Open at wlthehoioat Seven, and performance commences at ~HIMATTEROY (LIVER, UNDERKII OLINMANAGMENTor M ts1. P. GRATTAN. TflHU EVENING, WioAv.) the 125h Instant, the Cbair ntic lramns of THE BRIGAND. Alessandro sarif ?? Ir. Lester. Also, th last ...
... Sir J. M. Nasmyth, Bart.,Posso, Peebleshire Richard Nugent, Esq., Farren Connell House, Mount Nugent John Dean Paul, Esq., Fulham, Middlesex Sir John Dean Paul, Bart., Rodborongh, Gloucestershire Dudley M. Perceval, Esq., Wilton Crescent J. P. Plumtre ...
... would occur | Odessa, Cherson, Kostoff, Feodosia, f merchant flags of | Mr. LL read a letter purporting hter o f a of Mr. GRATTAN ssid that he 7 Irish | janek, and Taganrog, that this assemblage o from a Protestant lady, who was the daug in the House of ...
... in Ireland— I mean red-coated soldier—there were always soldiers Ireland (cheers). Your illustrious father, Sir, (to Mr. Grattan), led 75,000 Volunteers, as you would be prepared to do (cheers) Oh, yes, there were soldiers in Ireland, but they were citizens ...
... ?? Chairman. ?? t.11.s WILIIAM HALLETT, Esq., Deputy-Chairman . , istell. F.sq. I Foster Reynolds, Esq. .. Kent. J '•-'!■ John dsrmont Whiteman, Esq. . ?? ?? K-q. |U. Farren, Esq., Resident Di- ?? 1 errer , Esq. I reetoi-. ; V. ?? h.lli'K. K>q. SIHIIIU ...
... f to aubacribe ourseWea your very humble andobeUient * nt. for and on behalf of the aociety, *• Laubewce Mangat, Chairman. “John White, Secretary, .. , the 101, and I much in the habit of .Vine eulogies myaelf. that thej come now .« matter. without in ...
... and extent of their I jurisdiction. He agreed with his friend, Mr Pigott, thatI it was not possible to conceive a tribunal armed with moreI complete and decisive power and authority than the court he had the honour of addressing, and while he admitted ...