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... bands tc DEPUTATION OF THE COUNTY OF CORK TO dr LORD JOHN RUSSELL. a (Fem Douglas Jerrold's Weekly Newspaper.) account of at ‘The Conx has published a th an interview lately beid between Lord John Kus-ell, and a of gentlemen, at which the Chancelior of ...
... Smith, Mr. Hardwicke, Lord Charles Wellesley, and the following members of the committee :—The Duke of Rutland, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir Frederick Trench, Mr. Wilson Croker, Mr. Simpson, &c. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, with her Royal Highness the Princess ...
... Belfast, at TWELVE o’clock. Noon, and by the Rev. JOHN WEIR, Belfast, at FIVE ©'Clock. P.M. After each Sermon a COLLECTION will be made to liquidate the Debt contracted in Building. 888 MR. GRATTAN, //y Dentist, / VISIT NEWRY, Prof.Mion.lly, USSAv ▼ ...
... --DEATII AT SEA. — the house of the corporation in Crane-court, sleet-Street. Also by Mr. Carter, at the Cookers Arms, Rug-ell-street, Dr. John Webster presided. The secretary read the accounts Bermondsey, on the body of Daniel Lyons. About them fig the ...
... party and a select circle of the artist's friends. The Delta of Rutland, the Marquis of Londonderry, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir F. Trench, Mr. John Wi:sen Croker, and Mr. Simpson, were among the members of the committee, early on the spot. The Duke of Rutland ...
... shows a gain of 12 for the Liberals, instead of (what the re- lic tusen supplied use stated) 10 fur tiso Tories. ill STA-mronn.-John Molllor, Esq., held his court on n- Thursday, at the Town Hall, when the Liberals made andI ? substantiated 11 claims, and ...
... @Omavet. JOHN HBLLIER, aged 3B years, is a labourer, resi - diag at Venn Outery, It miles from Rueter: cured of gra- vel affection, accompanied with a retention of was tows sfflicted 10 months, was iv-patiew( to the Devow sod Exeter H for 3 was told that ...
... land; on the above day a servant of Bernard lynch went into a field belonging to John l ynch, and pulled a fewv turnlips ; this act produced some angry words between John anrd Bernard, the former then retired to Jhis house, but soon returned arned with ...
... him, and taking | hold of his arm, said she shou!d like to take a long walk { with him. He told her he did not require her company, and ndeavoured to get rid of her; but for ashort time she kept | a tight hold of his arm, fle in shaking her off, and he ...
... Londonderry', the Marchioness Westminster, the Earl Cardigan, Lord and La.lv Fitzrov Somerset, M.ijor-Oeneral Sir Frederick Trench, the Right lion. Milner Gibson, M l.. Major-General Sir Andrew Barnard, John Wils.'ii Croker. Esq., s-ir Johu M'Donald. A.I) ...
... west This moming, eboat o'chock, vivid flashes of lightning were seen, eccompanted by claps of er, CARDIGAN On Satarday last, an was beld at the Tivy Arms, Lieehrnvd upon thee body of William Charles, before Kice baq., Coro- pet for the Upper division of ...
... tators. By theßev. JOHN FORSTER, M.A., her Majesty's Chaplain of the Savoy. By the same Author, Svo. ,7s. The CHURCHMAN'S GUIDE; an Index of Sermons and other Works, by eminent Divines, arranged according to their Subjects. London : John W. Parker, West ...