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... ic cheering.) You will return to your hom'-s, and I have bat one word to sar to you remember John Mitchel— remember John Mitchel— l tell you to remember John Mitchel. (Immense cheering ) The proceeding then terminated, ) About half- past ten e'clock the ...
... Waterloo oc-urrina; thii year on Sunday, the customary banquet given by the Duke of Wellington to his gallant companions in arms was cele- brated last evening. As usual the Noble and Gallant Duke received consratu- latory visits at Apsley House, during ...
... ' E ?% Cure Capel Esq Whiteman, John Clarmont, Esq. Curteis, John, Esq. Wigram, Edward. Esq. Dalrymple, John Esq. Wilson, Mr. Alderman De la Field, William, Esq. Wood, Hugh, Esq. Dearie, James Parker, D.C.L. Yates, John Ashton, Esq. Dent, Thomas, Esq. ...
... which he would move in the committee. The Duke of CLEVELAND said that he considered the Bill quite unnecessary. The Earl of CARDIGAN said that he must view this measure with great distrust, as, in his opinion, it was a first j step towards a repeal of the ...
... LEY, iet for two voices by John Hullah ; and sung by the Misses Williams, on Wednesday, Jane Slst, 1848— being the tirst anni- versary of laying the foundation stone of the New Music Hall. Price two shillings. London : John W. Parker, West Strand. NEW ...