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... Inn, in Bromsgrove Street aforesaid, afterwards for one week, at the Arme Inn, in Smithfield, in Birmingham aforesaid, and now and for twenty weeks last t residing at No. 33, in Cardigan Street, in the borough of rmingbam aforesaid ,and for three years ...
... BLAGROVE (Violin), Mr. LINDLEY ( Violoncello j, Mr. H. HILLf Viola), Mr. HOWELL f Contra-Basso ), Mr. CARD (Flute), Mr. GRATTAN COOKE (Oboe), Mr. WILLIAMS (Clarionet), Mr. BAUMANN (Bassoon), Mr PLATT (Horn), Monsieur PROSPERE (Ophicleide), and Mr. HARPER ...
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... are familiar with popular outbreaks in Ireland One of the Dublin clubs (the Grattan) now four branches inthecity and comprises of members every of whom it openly boasted is armed at all those were unable to provide themselves with the materiel being liberally ...
... weeks at the Street aforesaid, a fterwards for one week, at the Drovers Arms Inn, in Smithfield, in Birmingham aforesaid, end now and for twenty weeks iast past resi ding at No. Cardigan Street, in the borough of Birmingham afore said,and fur three years ...
... STREET LONDON TRUSTEES John Campbell Renton Etq MP Richard Malins Esq Richard Spooner Esq MP James Fuller Madox William Wflberfoice DIRECTORS John Hamilton Esq Fuller Madox Esq W Adams Esq Esq John Atkins Henry Augustus Bevsn Esq John Dangerfield Esq Robert ...
... risk their lives in su He however, that the Fovernment would lose no time in providing them with arms and ammunition ; for, at present, they had no other arms than some old rusty and useless yeo- manry muskets.—Some conversation then took place among the ...
... Sheffield. Cashel, Wednesday evening. —The whole of the soldiers are under arms. The police drafted in from all the small stations and concentrated in Cashel, will remain under arms until six o'clock to-morrow (Thursday) mormug. Messrs. Smith O'Brien, Meagher ...
... of J. F. L. (Mr. John r. Lalor), said— In the case of Ireland, now, there is but one fact to deal with, and one question to be considered, rhe fact is this—that there are at present in occupation of our country some 40,000 armed men in the livery and ...