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... Chinese, a member of the Imperial family, offered his arm a lady, en cavalier, and had she not apparently misunderstood his meaning, would probably have helped form a set at a quadrille. As it was, look the arm of Aidede-Camp, and stood beside one of the dancers ...
... passed corn bill which the people f of England had long desired Leaving Lord G. Bcntinck for short time, he turned to Lord John Russell and his friends on the opposition benches. traced the history of coercion bills for some years back—showed that Earl ...
... who has taken it.” Prepared only John Evans, Family Apothecary Mate partner the Frm of Bt-wuEf Evans), UB, Richmondbtre' t South, Dublin. Is 61, Gd, 4s Gd, and 9s. Sold Evans, & Co., and Anderson Adams, Dublin. Grattan Co., Belfast. ...
... has been repeatedly trodden, by his predecessors, in the debate. The dismissal of the Repeal Magistrates, Sir E. Sugden—the Arms Act—the monster indictment—the imprisonment of Mr. O’Connell, and his .‘■ubse-quent discharge, the House of Lords—the Charitable ...
... son of John Orpen, of hthorn, county Dublin. eorge Hopkins, second son of Francis Hopkins, late of Mitchelstown, county Meath. deceased. Robert Griffin, youngest son of Richard late of Enniscorihy, Wexford. John Hamilton N. Crosby, only son of John W. Crosby ...
... Repeal. (Loud cheers.) Mr. Rar read the weekly report from Win. John Esq., Repeal Inspector-General for Lon- Mr. W. 8. O’Brien then announced the rent for the week as £196 2s. (Cheers. Mr. Grattan was then called to the chair, and a vote of thanks having been ...
... M'Longblin. Win. N. Blow, Andrew J. Barnett, John Marshall, Hugh 11. Hannay, Win. Boyd, John Boyd, Richard Baxter, Ledlie Clarke, Win. Cowan, W. J. Dutficld, John Fisher, Martin Harper, Robert llagoe, Henry Muruoy. John M’Kntire, Robert Neill, and Robert Roddy ...
... pares—CatAn (includlngSteward'sFeei.lls.DeckorSieerage,3s. terms of this valuable remedy. , „ Aoesr is Cahusle—Mr. JOHN CARRUTHERS. pJei.ared John Fox. in boxes Islld; or, three .mall I .. Scwcaanc-Mr. ROBERT STOREY. ' for fid- and to had. with full directions ...
... he wished to state that Mr. John Augustus O'Neill did him the favour of calling on him since last Monday, and took the trouble to enter into an explanation with regard to his letter, and to con- vince him that he (Mr. John O'Connell) had mis- understood ...
... Thcophilus Campbell, Rev. John Weir, Rev. F. Tacka berry, John Lindsay, Thomas Sinclair, John Getty, Alex. Dickey, James Hart.* John Knox, C. Blackwood, jun. Robt. Carson, John Workman, juu John Potts, Wm. ...
... 16th February. John Baring, Captain SHEARMAN, I,O'Jo T3il Burthen, to Sail February, / I Liverpool. Captain SMTNFORD, 1,000 Togs wßirthen, To Sail Ist .March. England, Captain EVERARD, 1,200 Tons Burthen, to Sail IGth March. FOR ST. JOHN’S,N.B., The fine ...
... tallow, deals, and mats. During the height of the storm, the Briton, of Cardigan, was hurled to iho rocks in St. Bride's Bay, and became a perfect wreck. At Swansea, Hxmouth, Cardigan, Bidcford, and Portland, the damage described have been of the most lamentable ...