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... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... regards W. Nield—J. Gardner & B. Chamberlain, Lancashire—ll. Leggatt T. B. Neville, Qty—T. Lloyd & Davies, Cardigan Lloyd, C. Davies, Cardigan —C. Mellor, 5. Venable', & T. Pinder, Staffordshire, no far regards T. Pinder—P. &Bennie & T. Biz. Warerickat ...
... Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated that it was the intention of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to make his general financial statement on an early day, aft (.r the house shall have assented to the second reading of the Irish bill. ABSENTEEISM. Mr. GRATTAN hoped ...
... of Hampdenscoffs at the vanity of lineage and heraldry : Nay. Godamercye, goodman John, what rnaggotts art thou a breeding nowe ? Thou speakest here as a eerie King at Arms; with the Saxon Pedigree and Norman Sureoale ; tho' ye emptye scroll were . a stouts ...
... Lionel Welle, Erin Vardon, Bienkarn, John Levien, Adolphus, David Jardine, Benjamin Hawes, Penn. Hallam, William Paynter, Richard Graves Macdoanell, Kay Shuttleworth, Raines, Canning Alexander, Ex-Sheriff Laurie, Hoare, John Austin, Antrobus, Samuel Platt, ...
... Maj?sty the Ribbon and Badge of a Civil Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, worn by the late Lord Metcalfe. Grattan, T. Grattan, P. Blidworth, K. Bewicke ' P. Vigor, C. AV. Wynn Brownrigg, M.P.; B. Cochrane, A. Mackinnon, Kelly, Parrott, J. Kirwan ...
... Minister resident there. We are requested to state that the account of the illness of Sir John Gladstone, inserted in The Sun, i s gr eet/ exaggerated. Sir John has been unwell, but by the last at counts had nearly recovered. FALL Two HOUSES IN LONG ...
... Nield—J. Gardner R. ('himberiain Lancashire—ll. Leggatt B. Neville, Cornluii, tlty—T. lioriit Davies, Cardigan —T. Lloyd, C. Davies, ' & J. jj—T ! Cardigan —C. Mellor, J. Venables, T. Baiio J Staffordshire, so far regards T. Pinder—P. M T En! J Warwick-st ...
... the fervid imagination and high ability of Mr. H. Grattan, who, we hope, will give to the world a PueltameNlary Speaker, affixing to every M.P. the name that shall, 'n the unerring opinion of Mr. IL Grattan, denote the senatorial excellence of the uewly-christen ...