Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... associated with Bishop. This portion of the work was considered a failure. Bishop was even less suited to the task than Sir John. accompaniments are scientific and elaborate, utterly at variance with the spirit the airs. It is no wonder y failed. An a ...
... and suite, hare let Wr»tport hr>u#e, >or aaa Lodge, where the noblr family iotend •pa- d the eneumg mot.th. The Earl of Cardigan arrired in Portraan-square, l.ondo'i. Tuarday. from ’•c ■lien •. Toe nohla Earl'* yacht, tha Kochaiitra.a. h«a gone rcoodfruia ...
... wing written upon one side ef it. wherever this foaad. it te signify that Margaret, of Cardigans, [so spelled] was lest off Urn Maidens, Feb. 13th, 1848. (Signed) John Williams, mate; Edmond Reilly, passenger ; James Jamesoo, master.” On the other side ...
... suspicious, the signatures are all in the same band. The incorrect spelling of the word Cardigan also raises a doubt of the genuineness of the document—the master of a Cardigan vessel would I be apt to know how to spell the name of the place. The clear and steady ...
... greatest prompt'. tutio, and Fr igtit paid to Dearest pun iu SELECT COMMITTEE ON SAVINGS BANKS. MAY 2IsT, 1849. John Abel Smith, Esq., in the chair. John Emanuel Hughes, E-q , further examined— Referring to the awards made by Mr. Tiild Pratt, the difference or ...
... and Ireland. This standard, supposed to be made by the Earl's wife, was very elegant; the colour was blue, having the Scotch arms wrought in gold on one aide, and on the other the Scottish thistle, with these words under, neath, No union, and on the Jtop ...
... for his betrayed country by the inspired patriotism of the friend and cotemporary of the illustrious author-the immortal Grattan-in the social and civil degra- dation, despair, crime, famine, pestilence, and death to which we have all been witnesses. ...
... confidence. Of my dear friend, Edward Fitzgerald, of the Emmetts, and of Sampson, 1 can say with not less certainty than of Grattan, Curran, Arthur O'Connor, and the late Duke of Leinster, that they were all, at the outset of their career, actuated by the ...