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... MR. SCULLY AND MR. GRATTAN. M Mr. Grattan has »*-nt us Journal) the following Irttrr, with a request that should publish it in reply to some remarks made that gentleman i Q Conciliation Hall last Monday : 84, Stephen’s green, Bth January, 1850. ** Sir—ln ...
... Eccles, A. 8., T.C.D.: John Ribtou Gore, A. 8., T.C.D.; William O'F. Kennedy; Patrick S. Newman, T.C.D. ECCLESIASTICAL AND COLLEGIATE PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS IN ENGLAND. UP rues me. 20 TO J.•. I. A'drldge, Re• R. to St John C Oro, C, owes, Sussex ...
... vete 3, was wit vice on peaceful th | ms any crvie r. perbape, down with parti: erally remerke At { Lieutenan ames Wor nee John H “th, age rm th av” 706 aa LURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1860, —— an once called attention to | Tr. It matic of Britain into a Repmblic ...
... supported. r ' Good Stables, Lock-up Coach houses, and Commodious January 7th, 1550, J. G. ..VPINWALL, 'JOHN MOR'?IS, JOHN CHARLES WILLS, THOMAS JOHN TRUE, HENRY HARDING, ROBERT ATKINFON, FEI)ELE PRIMAVESY. eRARLEs WADLEY'S CAMERON SWAN SE HOT A EL AND ...
... assembled on a visit to tha Earl iff Cardigan, at Deane Park. Maaataoa in Hiau Lira. —The nuptials of the Hon. Sarah Elisabeth Copley, eldest daughter of laird Lyndhurst, and Mr. Henry John Selwin, only son Mr. John Selwin, of Down Hall, Essex, were celebrated ...
... From l*rofts»nr lJfirhur*t. “St.John’s Rriti-h Hospital Itf, Croae-street, Hatton garden. dear Sir, w.th your request. beg to inform you that have employed your * Balsamic Pills,* wldrh you liberally presented id* institution: tin relore. I biue now the ...
... opening of Parliament with intense, with trembling, interest. We are ignorant of is ab•int In do—of what Lord John 1: will undertaks. Lord John Russell has hern for his ccurage and his sagacity. I will net po of these eirtnes—they are amorgst frit of the ...
... borough was twenty-one, an increase greater than was expected. i MR. HENRY GRATTAN AND MR. D. SCULLY. The Freeman's Journal publishes to-day a letter i from Mr. Henry Grattan to Mr. Daniel Scully of I rather an angry character, inasmuch as it charges ...
... kept his promise ? (Loud cries of No, no.) How did Mr. Grattan' act in relation to the Coercion Act ? He not only give his vote in favour of it, but stated in the House of Commons that the arm of the law couhl not be too vigonrously exercised in this ...
... Thompson, Dragyist 0 Messrs. Graham and Ciemitson oe Mr. John Irving . . Mr, W. Richardson . Mr. W. Martindale, Draper Mr. . W. Wilson, Market Place . Mr. . W. Black, Devonshire Terrace . Mr. 0 John Thompson, Lane . Miss Halton Miss Railton, Lowther ...
... I have the honour to he a trustee) tor the iustructiou of the scholars in the Welsh language. The learned Archdeacon of Cardigan, warden of this institution, has already proved what he eau effect in a distant land, and in dead and living fire. ige languages; ...
... with intense, with almost trembling interest We are ignorant what the government is about to do—of what Lord John Russell «i I undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage and his sagacity.— I will not dispute his possession of these virtues ...