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... Irish Fusfleets. John Murray, Albemarle-street. .. . Now ready, one volume, Bvo., 10s. milTiary miscellany, comprehending History of the Recruiting of Army, Punishments, Ac. By HENRY MARSHALL P.RB.K, Deputy inspector General of Hospitals. John Murray, Alb ...
... magistrate ; Thomas Bright, Esq. number of births was lilOS. via,males 636, females 670. (brother to the boa. member for Durham'); John Pot- deaths, 908, vis, males 474, and females 434. ter. Esq, alderman and magistrate ; Thomas Woolley, High Tide.— Yesterday ...
... aaid hi knew John Thomas, a pensioner, from 1839 to 1812, it the hoapital, and hid known him in 1810, in New Providence. had committed some offence, and ban been discharged from the College, and witn. saw m more him. Knew the wife of John Thomas. That ...
... Sprstt, John Turrey, James Witcorab, James BulUiude, Patriek Conoell, Macao Giblan, John Hsssctt, William Whratt, Mattbew Allen, John Hays, Charles Clarke, Henry Bar well, James Ellison, Edmond O’Neill, Robert Neighboor, John Coles, John ...
... (cheers and counter-cheers). What waa the state of Ireland, when they saw instances of png. onnt women, with children their arms, shot from behind a hedget (Cries ‘‘Ob!’* sad “Nssso!) The name was Fanny M‘Kerrall —aha was the wife of wood-ranger in the ...
... On the Ist inataat XbAhaetb, Harriet Elio, only of the late Was, QaMakalL Baa. in her yoar. At LeieeaUr, Hr. John 7O. adasemdanU of the Rev. John Weeley, the founder of Methodism. At Venice, Ueot Sir Thomas Stephen SortU, K.H, ...
... were most accessible a foreign enemy in case of invasion. The British arms had achieved great renown—but they ought to recollect that much of the fame that had accrued to our arms was not in little degree to be at tributed to the courage of the Irish ...
... After a few words from Mr. H. GRATTAN and Mr. M. MILNES, strangers were ordered withdraw, but no division took place. On onr re-admission, the house ordered that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant to the Sergeant-at-Arms to take Mr. William Smith O'Brien ...
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... Anderson exhibited her wonderful powers of execution very much to advantage in some of Hies’s variations ; and the inimitable John Parry amused and delighted the crowded audience with powers of execution of different description. Mr. F. Chattertou, in harp ...
... the North Kent line that it should be so, and he hoped the hon. member for Dover would divide the house upon the motion. Mr, JOHN O’CONNELL, as a member of the committee on the North Kent bill, wished to set the hon. member for Oxford right as to the committee ...
... concitia- I «ion, they would strike the leading staff out of the I hands of these men, and they would no longer require I an armed police to protect the peaceably disposed in- I habitants. noble lord said that the murders in I Ire' and would be on the heads ...