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... th• Met. P. Grattan— That at present and disease, directly produced by fs. mine, are carrying of. in this Deanery, at lean seventy per day of the population: with the prospect of • fearful increase. .5 Moved by the Rev Mr. Gearty, P.P.. an) seconded by ...
... JOHN BULL hit life, performing prodigies of valour, and feats of the most daring character.” Ha fell (wya (ha account) in aingla combat, the apaar of an antagad father, who waa goaded to actual frenajr the death aon, whoaa fall banaath the arm of Captain ...
... addressed to Sir John Burooyne. We suppose there it such a letter in existence; and if there be, we are quite sure its importance, cannot be over-rated. We coufess, however, we at e unable to understand why should have been addressed to Sir John Bdrooyn*, or ...
... JOHN BULL ruin, mmi Ken cnlnl with the barest nertttartet of life. Supply tktmwith Utumuaemmriumud they wtuldnot tMrkal •U, andthnr kuM*tfi»d»*try vnutUt dettrotnUtrner. tkt mtrtnr timid It compel the Irith Meitrtr imddft'i werti and wot to the labourer ...
... JOHN BULL nnanimonflr resolred to put Mr. B. Cobden in at tba second free trade candidate for «w>jridinr tt. next dection to , take place at the county court, Wakefield, Saturday next (thla day). The only other party mentioned fit “d proper for candidate ...
... Mr. Hbmrt Grattan, and Mr. J. M. O'Connell, may splutter forth their rhodomonlades about England owing five limes as much to Ireland as she is now paying for the suslenlalion of her people, loudly and as frequently as they please; but John Bull has regular ...
... JOHN BOLL existing, while In each ease additional dnbca and permanent residence will required aa condition of the grant As corollary clearly demonstratire of the eutpoeesaad position this important Institution, the report gt.es particulars extracted from ...
... JOHN BULL mated at 51.M0.0001., and tha raaenoe for the year ending the Sth January, 1847, had actually netted 53.000.0001. The halancee in the Exchequer were at preaent between 8,000,0001. and 9.000,0001.; therefore, to far the rcccipla and dUburactncnU ...
... HUtruia. THE DEAN AND CHAPTER OF GLOUCESTER AND THE CHURCHES IN GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO JOHN BULL. Sir,—My attention hai been called local paper to an article extracted from the John Bull, and headed The Church in Wale*,* wherein are eoroa remark! upon the Dean ...
... Drummond, Mr. W. S.* Walpole, Mr. Pinmptre, Mr. Kewdegate, Mr. G burn, Mr. Farrer, and Mr. John Stuart, supported the amendment; Mr. Hume, Lord Arundel and Surrey, Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. Shell, and Mr. W. K. Gladstone supported the motion, which was eventually ...
... Wind to N.W., fresh. Off—The brig Johns, Caimes, of Sunderland, from Shields for Port Louis, Guadeloupe, and Bay of Honduras. Providence, Woolsey, from Grimsby for London. SWANAGE—Nov. Off St. Alban’s Head, 14—The abip John Anderson, for Dcmerara; and barque ...
... Upper Lisson-street, Maryleboue. carriers—Thomas Lloyd. Charles Davies and John Myers, Cardigan, smiths—Thomas Lloyd and Charles Davies, Cardigan, smiths-Charles Mellor, John Venables, and Thomas Pinaer, Burslem .(as far as regards Thomas Piuder)—James ...