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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 ...
... 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 ...
... a plercing tone, and in a few minutes the ly sprang irom her partner's arms towards a0 rower on the e me Hour, and had just gainer che en- now when she fell ifefess into tne arms of her sister. The 7 was Tur Sew ron Lyyw.—The election of Me tor the bore ...
... will ?? E05 solve before May; for it is k~own that if it should at- st of tempt to prolong its existettee, 'here would be an armed it, its dumunsnotratiort, Some of the Garde) Mobile have even we to) sounded the Nationtil Guards on the subject, and Ir erhave ...
... as there are in Ireland, or least as there would be if Mr. John O'Connell had al° repeal of the almanack in his hands, and could patrioticallY fleece the Saxon to his liking. And talking of John, that same broth of a boy is such genius for getting into ...
... ELIZABETH SCOTT. Same day, at St. George's Church. Mr. JOHN HOWARD, cabinet-maker, to JESSIE, daughter of Mr. JOHN DALE, joiner. Same day, at St. Anthony's Chapel, by the Rev. T. Newsham, Mr. JOHN DOWN EY, merchant, Newry, to Mies MARY PRICE CLIFTON, late ...
... Reveces, dangiter of AM Lyon, Es, formerty of Barbs toes Mr. Harbord was about to submit a motion for the stop- On test, at St. John's, Charkes Sewel! Harrie, Boq & page of such scheme, octnda, only dsaghter of Robert Stacey Wheeler, On Saturday last, at 84 ...
... deflects bet you will naturally ask, seeing bow Mr. John O'Connell bas been contunielionsly rejected by the fair Hibernia, wbo—and there Is no disguising it—is sadly in the sulks. Well, if Harry Grattan cheer her not, abe is beyond redemption. Look at the ...
... the Rev John not to found was left behind hut it empty It was afterwards discovered chat pawned of goods for £70 in the Strand This we take it a neat and clever trick requiring good deal tact an slock impudence Presentation of a Testimonial to John Thorniley ...
... altogether extinguish the debts, remains to be argued. Does your arm pain you much, Sir ? asked a young lady of a gentleman who had seated himself near her in mixed assembly, and thrown his arm across the back of her chair and slightly touched her neck. ...
... as the military officer drills men into the use of arms In both eases the discipline must he continued till the practice is perfect. The habit of reason, when established, will surpass the habit of arms. been told by one who nerer deceived the people, and ...
... Patrick Gogarty and others, they would hear the argument on the day following. MR. JOHN O'CoNNELL, M.P.—ln the Freeman, of Friday, there is a long letter from Mr. John O'Connell, in which he intimates his intention of supporting Mr. Fagan, M.P. for Cork ...