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... Constitution suppl ies the following fearfal narrat “+ On Tuesday last Mr Atkinson, coroner, held inquests at Ball Ellen and John Clarke, children. After the examination of Dr taker and other witnesses, the jury returned verdicts of ‘ Deatl starvation.’ ...
... dDespatches Napoleon; •* Pretty Mary,” John Merwyl; Notea on Walter Savage Landor,” Thomas de Quincey; *• ?ketches in Cities, I-Glaigow, Past, Piesent and Future;” Arguments for the Repeal of the Union,” by John O’C nnell, M.P., with “Note* on Mr O’Connell’s ...
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... plays with her presence on Monday evening. Their RoyalH'ghneeseathc Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Mr Edmund St John Mildmay, also honoured the theatre with their presence. _ Jinny Lind.— This lady has sent letter to Mr Bunn, in which she offers ...
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... 11. TUESDAY.—On the motion that the house go into committee the Army Service Bill, the Marquis of Londonderry and the Earl Cardigan stated their objeciiocs to the measure, Earl Grey briefly rep yin? to the two noble lords. After few observations from the ...
... » Ys stow and Plymouth. John Davenport, Esq, for Torquay. Maid and kind.bearted owner 0 n_ board ; e Duke of Beaufort’s Lotre ice, 4.—Syren vawl, —Oaprey cutter, Grace being accompanied by Lords Ado! hus Fitzclaren 8 Cardigan, 8 of the Mist cutter, H ...
... be presented and supported at the ensuing election. They are Lord John Russell, Sir George Larpent, Baron Rothschild, and Mr Pattison. our readers see, two of the new candidates (Lord John Russell and Mr Pattison) are of the present members, and the two ...
... founded or fact—an Irish fact scarcely requiring embellishment at the hands of fiction. High-wavs By-ways,” by T. Colley Grattan, was written about the time Washington Irving was in full vogue—some 23 years ago. when rambling about on the continent was ...
... fortnight on the Halifax Ground. . . Match at Cardigan.— A match, which excited considerable interest in tfce town aid neighbourhood of Cardigan, was played on Monday last, in which the married members cf the Cardigan Club and the Officers of the Regiment of ...
... good to Ireland until they adopted, as between landlord and tenant, the principl * perpetuity of tenure and a corn rent. Mr Grattan then intimated his desire to withdrew his amendment. The holders of railway property are deeply anxious to know how they are ...
... shall presently allude, carrying or wit -X H : districts specified, elsewhere than in his or her dwelling-house, any arm s aescriptions of arms \ —TEC: here follows a long enumeration of the variou to prevent the evasion of ever that might otherwise take ...