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... •—to repair the Parish Church of Broughton, Tifford, near'Melkshaen ; and to erect a small gallery in the church of Saint John's, Por , land, Dorset, also for the better accommodation of the inhabitants resorting thereto for public worsbip. THE Buaoiss ...
... forty pounds of tobacco before be could get quit of hint.—Seofce IDformere' Gazette. A CHEAT JOHN HAD.—The Chtlteuhana reports the oratory of a Cheap John at the fair and its malt ; his name, Abraham Taylor. Now. genunen, cried Mr. raylor, who's ...
... bench. The Governor of tbe gaol put his arm on Mr. O'Brien's shoulder and was about removing him, wben Dr. Gray, Mr. Potter (his solicitor), and Mr. O'Hara pressed to the side of the dock and with out-stretched arms sought his band. He turned round and gave ...
... exhibited tl | went they had no idea ¢ of the Old Testament, ‘Testament, nd several } all upon hymn books, and a@ trar islation of John Bunyan, prices Raratonga langu age, printed and bound b y the native uperior selves He then intro duced a native teacher from ...
... bench. The Governor of the gaol put hia arm on Mr. O’ Brian’s shoulder, and was about removing him, when Dr. Gray, Mr. Potter (his solicitor), and Mr. O’Hara pressed to the side of the dock, and with out-strciched arms sought his hand. turned round and gave ...
... The Governor of the gaol put his arm~ on M!r. O'Brien's shoulder, and was about renlosing him, when Dr. Gray, Mr. Potter (his eohicitori), and Mr. O'Flara pressed to tlhe side of the dockz, and with Out-stretched arms sought his hand.- He turned round ...
... iorlytlay occasions.-I nverness Couriet. P 05 .OWv LsctAp or LoReD JOHIN RuS SELL.- n 1 I lltsd thee 6th itistat, Lord and Lady John i Gdttt Li'it t wo of their ciildren left Campbell's thestathe ioel. ioiriitrz, for Edinburgh. When at eiciltolas Iis lordship ...
... the Curran Club, at Dublin, in June. Mr. Meagher was not a member of the Curran Club, but was a registered member of the Grattan Club; he attended a meeting on the 72nd of June for the presentation of colours to the club. It was a tricoloured flag. Mr ...
... Curran, Grattan, or Plunket. The invec- tives against Flood and Cory could never have been spoken by O’Connell ; he had no pretensions to the masterly talent for wielding the weapons for poignant scorn and satire polished possessed by Grattan. There was ...