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... Annesley, deals in a most spirited and courageous manner with his lordship's tenantry in the county of Cavan. The Earl of Cardigan practises his characteristic tyranny on the hon. Mr. Noel, one of his officers. Earl Fitzwilliam tries to thrust his boy ...
... so he was.] — Life and Letters of T. Campbell. 8a rcasm.—Grattan was once violently attacked in the Irish House of Commons by inveterate Orangeman, who made a miserable speech. In reply Grattan said, *' I shall make no other remark on the personalities ...
... where be swans trial. John Anderson, accused rf stealing two spades and a pick belnngimr to James Myles, labourer, Farm of Pool, Pari,h of Kinnell. David Stirling, labourer, Forfar, accused of a serious a.satalt on the person of John Anderson, farmer, Mahlon ...
... altogether fictitious, or to parties supposed to be connected with them in the sort ef dealings in which they have teen engaged. Mr John Thomas Gratton, corn miller and slealer in grain at Chestertield, stated that on the 13th December he received a letter [which ...
... o.t Thursday night containing this proclamation, and conferring, by warrant, full powers t» grant licenses to have or carry arms to Mir Thomas E. Blake, Bart. Statf. Pniho?rtits.—f>n Wednesday, five persons were brought from Uichniund Bride well in van ...
... past eight, and the performances immediately commenced. The programme of the evening’s entertainment was Uted Up; after which, John Maddison Morton’s farce of Box and Cox. Director, Mr. Charles Kean; assistant-director, Mr. George Ellis. The theatre arranged ...
... rather piercing tone, and in a few minutes she sprang from her partner’s arms towards an ante room on the same floor, and had just gained the entrance when she fell lifeless into the arms of her sister. The unfortunate lady was enciente. 27.—At Broomhill, ...
... Mearns (3 having been previously stolen from sane field on fifith yeweiwbeT). 4ih January- ■ ■ clothes stolen from house of John M'Kenna, King Street, Polloksbaws. Night of 10th—2 of potatoes stolen from Mr Dixon’s pit at Crossbill, Catheart; and 24 feet ...
... have whatever he liked. This supposition ori- ginated a rumour that he would occupy the Admi- ralty. It was unfounded. Lord John Russell sent for Sir James Graham, and offered that position to him, with necessarily a seat in the Cabinet. The offer was ...
... useful, and death less I terrible.—Rav, Sidney SARCASM.—Grattan was once violently attacked in the Irish House of Commons by an inveterate Orangeman, who make a miserable speech. In reply, Grattan said, I shall make no other remark on the personalities ...
... calling Mr Armstrong 12 or 14 times. He took f this precautioni, becausehe was told that the old gentleman kept loaded fire-arms. The body was wrapped in an old coat in front ot'the fire place; and there were two dog-srun- sning in and out, snuffing at ...
... judges. The Court were unanimous in overruling the errors assigned and confirming the judgement the Court below. , s * that John Martin, of the felon, is reconciled to his late. will not appeM the Lords. In the meantime, that is, pending the period which ...