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... Ireland: THOMAS FROSTE. Qw*K,6tkD*c. 186. R. M. HARRISON. THEATRE-ROYAL. CHURCH-STREET. UMOen TUB SOLB MAMAOBMSVT MRS. H. P. GRATTAN. FfIRIS peasant THURSDAY EVENING. January Ist. Friday the 2nd. and Saturday the 3rd, will bo presented the revived Dram of ...
... ; Ensigns Amos Vereker. John S. K. Peppard. Charles Smyth, Richard Taylor, Burton Smyth r Captain and Adjutant T. Jervis; Surgeon John Wilkinson. Coosery Mitizia.—Colottel the Hon. Richard Fitzgibbon ; Lieutetiant-Colonel John Dickson ; Major Kingsmill ...
... Hall has arrived the Bedford Hotel. Sir John Key and family left 5, Regency Square on Tuesday for 3,’ Abchurch Lane, London. Sir George Hamilton took his departure Monday from the Norfolk Hotel, for Londoa. Sir John Hare has taken his departure for 11, Langham ...
... to pay her a visit from Dundee, where he was present located. The husband was immediately dismissed, and left the Court arm and arm with his sprightly better half. Hank Opening and Shop Shutting. —The system of early shop-shutting in the evenings lias ...
... schooner, or brigantine, named the Albiun, belonging to Brixham, laden with iron. In the vicinity of the coast of St. Head, and Cardigan ty, the casualties were of most fearful character, upwards of persons having, it is supposed, perished board one vessel. ...
... the life-boat, which took the crew off i the rigging and led them, they would have met grave. In the vicinity the of and Cardigan Bay, the casualties were a most fearful character, upwards of forty livt9 having, is >1, perished on board one vess*. I. ...
... went into public bouse and found fellow j g tk John Fbanklim’s Pol** ExeEDtrion.— Accounts named Keonelly in the act ot writing a threatening notice, and hare been received of tbe polar expedition under Sir John on searching him found in bis pocket quantity ...
... Capital DIRECTORS. Sir Robert Alexander, Bart. Archibald Eredk , Paxton, I Thomas Henson, Esq. Esq. John CAttley, Esq. Wni. Henry Porter, Esq. John Con, Esq. Daunt I. Thomson, Esq. George Greet, Esq. George H. Weatberhead, Sebastian G. Martinez, Esq ...
... snowed he be • safer man then Lord John Russell. The session mast bring forth use curious explanations; It will also severely try the sea who were to have constituted Lord John% abortive Ministry; and not kw severely. Lord John himself. We soaped that be has ...
... To M. Ed4,r of Ilile/imam. Moilgrove, near Cardigan, Dec. 30,1814. Sta,—On perusing in the Welshman of last week your Cardigan Correspondent's account of the two dreadful shipwrecks which occu red in Cardigan Bay, during the last week, I beg to bear my ...
... every day he rises! Didn't I tell that carried aff bodily the priest's turkey an' Biddy’s? John. —But yuo don’t mean t« say that lie tu«ked the birds under bis arm. and walked to tbe with them Co*.—Oh, never sin if didn't. Con, My* he, maybe would after ...
... host. It is commonly said that Sir Robert Poel is best able to accomplish what Lord John Russell proposed; but tho question is, whether Sir Robert Peel’s plans and Lord John Russell’s are the same, or nearly the same. We believe not. Wo have reason to suspect ...