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... Stamps, and Taxes is to consist of the following :—Chairman, Mr. John Wood; Deputy-Chairman, Mr. John Thornton; Commissioners, Messrs. Hart Davis, Thomas Harrison, Henry T. Stephenson, Charles John Herries, Charles P. Rush worth, Chas. Pressly, and Alfred ...
... sea. Bor farther particulars apply to Mr. JOHN MORRISON, Howdon Pans; or to Captain Amott, board the vessel, lying WUUngton. SALVED, id Iron-stock ANCHOR, about 8 cwt., patent make (diamond-shape shank and arms), painted red; also 30 fhthoms CHAIN CABLE ...
... For particulars apply to John Roderick, Auctioneer. &c, New-street; or to the Proprietor, John Hadley, No. 1, Shcepcote-strect. A SUPERIOR CORNER PUBLIC HOUSE, On the Outskirts of the Town, with Liquor Shop attached. BY JOHN RODERICK. —To be DISPOSED ...
... Saudi John street,G. Butler and Co., Chapel walks. Coleraine and Port Rus!i —Strong and Reid, Chape walks Campbell and Rudd, 2, King etre t G. Radish j un., No Scotia. Caermarthen and adjacent planes—{every three wecks]— Cram and co., South John Street ...
... 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 ...
... of the F P eaking' up the W.F.P. to whom T.Y. of the H.O. 1 talk so pleasantly this time eighteen years of turning the Kinf arms ppd the King's commission against the King and te King'a 'Tory advisers? All the world has cried shame on the Maior-Genersl ...
... 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 ...
... inst. THE LATE CITY DUBLIN ELECTION.—A meeting was held on Friday, at which Sir John Power presided, when It was determined to open a public subscription to relieve Mr. John Reynolds of the amount for which he is still liable, foi expenses incurred in the ...
... this morning. Why this coyness in one so bold? The secret cannot be longer concealed. John O'Connell post-dated his epistle ; Harry Grattan has antedated his. John has clearly the first claim provided the first application is to have the preference. Mark ...
... the F.P.—making up the I W.F.P. to whom T.Y. of the 11.0. talked so pleasantly this time eighteen years of turning the King's arms and the King's commission against the King and the King's Tory adviser. ? All the world has cried shame on the Major-General ...
... advisable. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, With every sentiment of respect. Your very obedient and Very humble servant, HENRY GRATTAN. The Colbridge, and 84, Stcphen's-green, Dublin. TIIE LOYAL ORANGEMEN OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. •• others make the laws—give ...
... prosperous member and support of the empire than 1 bleeding’ her with new taxes. I am, Sir, your obliged, faithful eerVft , r JOHN O’CONNELL. Reform Club, Dec. 30. OUTFITTING ARMY JOBBERS AND THE FINANCIAL REFORM AGITATION. O’Connell used to say that all ...