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... (continued cheers). lie did not, however, admit the right of Mr. John Reilly to catechise him. He did not recognise the right of any to do so, except his constituents at an election ; but to Mr. John Reilly, and every fellow-countryman, be was quite willing ...
... Wilson. K-q. John Jones, Win. Rees and John Wild, three Chinese bullies, were charged George Smith, an engineer by trade, with assaulting him on Sunday last, about 5 o’clock in the evening. The complainant was near Jackson s bridge, when John Jones requested ...
... lustre the arms of the young republic. Mr. Conyligham inlteriled from bis grandfathers estate worth per annum, in the county of Donegal, Ireland, in which country spent several years of bis early life, the friend and companion of Curran, Grattan, and other ...
... PilUitoo, Warwickjbire, the wifn of I tie Rtv, T. D o).ny WtlUn,ef **On l'htMlh ull.,tli» lady of Dr. Croaa, Lalcwfer-esnaro, of arm. AtHl*»«»t*,tk*l*drof HnrryChoalof,i!s..^»^ Park, Ikrlady of Oa««* V. Baokw.B-.jdama. At Banpaloraiof aon, the wif* of Capl ...
... diabolical attempt -to poison the entire fa-. mily of Dr. Grattan, of Drummin-house, county Kildare, was made on the l7th'instant. His eldest son, ?? of fifteen, has died in consequence, and Mrs. Grattan, the four surviving children, and a servant maid, are ...
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... Earl and Countess of Flngall, Lord Brownlow Cecil, and other members of our aristocracy are staying present. The Earl of Cardigan has left Portman-square on cruize in the channel in his lordship’s yacht are ha enabled to contradict, on the authority of ...
... way have thought—diil think —that time was at hand when this country would negociate best, it h.>U done under Grattan and Charlemont, with arms in hand. And some may have believed that a couufry haunted with Hie memory heroic resistance and proud victories ...
... VALUABLE FOR EVER FREEHOLD FARM FOR SALE, mo SOLD (WITHOUT RESERVE), BY 1 PUBLIC AUCTION, at the BROWNLOW ARMS HOTEL, on THURSDAY, 13th August next, at the Hour of ONE o’clock, p.m., that FARM of in the Townland of Donaclonet, ami County of Downlcoltaining ...
... old man, in his eighty-ninth year, and was last married five years ago. 23.—At Bala, in her 103 d year, Margaret, wife of Mr. John Roberts. 23.—At Amble, near Warkworth, asc't sixty-nine, Mr William I’crrio, a native of lvilmarnock,anrt late quarter-master ...
... to Poison Dr. Grattan's FAMitr-DrATn for every purpose of life. Putting down i* the order of . ,; the Suhebebs A m. diabolical atlVront theo.iv. Most of our leaders, and best possible instructors, > H.e entire family of Doctor Grattan, of Drumfrom .Mr ...
... Evans, supported by Captains Pechell, Cam agio, and Layard, on the 19th instant, and was negatived by tho prime minister. Lord John Russell. The bulk of his argument was, in effect, that tho lapse of of time—(his was the basis of tho refusal—was an excuse ...