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... sec things aright until it was too lata. He wished them notice that in 1821 the name Grattan was still one to charm with. Mr. Gladstone lid not want restore the Grattan Parliament account of iu constitutional difficulties, but bad swept these difficulties ...
... On MERCHANT oF in Acts, Grattan, Me Vi fers; ie Po ta Matte Aurol will appear. ee ae Boxe, 3a: Si Side Bores, 3 6d : Pi Gal- 64, Second Boxes, rex, Is 64; Pit, 1s. ee fice is open eae *harce direction of which may be idron in arms mit not be CONCERT HALL ...
... the purity of affection. The Americans have none, stud Mr. Grattan. The perpetuation of brutes is offspring, but that of men is their glory, their deserts, and their institutions. Mr. Grattan' catered the prejudice of the English the Americans, but his ...
... Said W. H. Dane was alezo colonel, OC. Haigh! liewtenaat- eolone!, and John D. Lee, of Harmony, Iron County, was major of said regiment. Sald regiment was duly ordered to muster, armed and equipped, as the law directs, and pre- pared for field had no command ...
... TAILORING. HENOCHSBERO ELLIS. OVERCOATS AND BOVS REEFERS. HENOCHSBERO and ELLIS. MENS SI 1 ITS, YOUTHS' SUITS. HEN OCHS BERG ELLIS. ARM ENTS. Hlnochsberi; anu ELlis. GENTS AND BOYB‘ OVERCOATS. ENOCHSBERG and ELLIS. IMMKXaE VARIETY. mOCHSBERG- and ELLIS FIT AND ...
... £1.000, to extend over* period of one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuses, 4c., apply personally letter to JOHN IT. LORD-STREET. Billing and whitehead's PAiEJi WATERPROOF PAPER, tfOR COVERING DAMP WAIXB. BOXES and CASES for EXPORTATION' ...
... penal servitude, was brought a with hav- ing stolen a handcart, worth £4 10s, belonging to Sarah Wilson, of the King’s Arms Inn. , St. John’s-lane, Charles Archer, ‘the ‘* boots,” de; to seeing the cart safe ina passage by the side of the inn, on the previous ...
... NELSON-STR On Saturday and ay next, 6th and Sth instant, MR. ‘ee GRATTAN, Author of “* The ONARY Circle.” Trish Legends,” &e. NT, AN BVERING THE POETS of on Side Galleries, 64 ; Reserved ee JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. NEw HALL, ged | EAD who never can be Still ...
... individually without the recommendation of character or position. They had have no arms, and if they arms they would not know how te use them. ‘That they have no arms is evidenced in the dis- eoveries of the police. Bullets have been cast pikeheads have ...
... Fellows, coal merchant, Arden Cottage, Bridge-road, Rcdh'.ll, Surrey. H. Hughes, pig dealer and general merchant, Tregaron, Cardigan. L. Shelton, dyer and yam polisher, Chatham Mills, Lower Chatham-street. Manchester. I. Barrow, clothier, I, Garden-street ...
... TRXAS. 4 LONG, OF TEXAS; or, In THE Stage Manager, Mr. Jas. ELPHINSTONE. EW ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE (Monday) Evening, Mr. H P. GRATTAN, who will appear in his own popu'ar Drama of torn Six res or, THE DEATH WARRANT, as p ayed and which by him in Theatres ea ...