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... ISnrliflinrnt. IlOt'SE OF LORDS. fti iX—Tkt Cat>e. —Tlie Kiirl of MALMKSfor return*cooncclod with the inlro- Sltl'*! *oJ arm* into lli« C*p«; and tiked J,,*-- 1, ‘ji.x m'Uorr*, naval and military, had been Vfi -n |, importations for the use of the rebels ...
... present the Battle of Alma. He also took part the charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt, but the Battle of Inkerman h:s right arm was shot away. ...
... the Homan Catholic hierarchy. Grattan’s Parliament was composed of Protestants and landlords and nothing else, and it failed it deserved to fail. lMd they think when they were told Mr. Gladstone desired to restore Mr. Grattan’s Parliament they were to have ...
... historical episode which was full of instruction —that was the period of Grattan’s Parliament. She narrated in clear manner the circumstances which led up to the establishment of Grattans Parliament in 1782; how the Mayor of fast had refused be responsible ...
... that large grants had been made from time to time by the Imperial Government for that purpose. Referring to rise death of Ur. John Bright, the speaker deplored the loss of one of England's best statesmen, and spoke of his well-known advocacy lot the strict ...
... that be has commitied many other srmilar He is a Welchman, about 2/ years of age, and gives the name of John Thomas, but “Joba is marked upon his arm. Both at Thorney and Eye he committed filthy acts in the houses he left of birtins, deaths, and marriages ...
... Peter Carroll, Thomas King, John Ford, George i Baun, R. Owen Glendwr, ...
... occupation of Mr. John Southwell ; abutting on Land of Mr. John Wiles and Mr. Robert Catling; containing 29a. 2r.29p. Lot 3.—Valuable Lot of Aiable Land, part lately broken up ; situate by March River Side, in the occupation of Mr. John Southwell; abutting ...
... had only one arm, he was required to do as much labour an ordinary convict, and he said the strain on the constitution was proportionately greater in * his case. In working a crank he suffered con- ( siderably from having only his left arm with \ which ...
... Folkestone, innkeeper Robinson, John (representatives of), _.. . _ late of Folkestone (deceased) Robinson, John, Bury Si. Edmunds, bookseller Robinson, John De Laney, Willesley, near Barnstaple, gentleman ftoger, John, Marske, near Stokesley, gentleman ...
... d by the hands jof Lord Castlereauh, the Irish Secretary, with whom, not inappropriately, the most notorious descendant of John Churchill, first Duke of Marlborough, claimed kinship the other day at Belfast. Castlereagh was an Irishman, but Lord Cornwallis ...
... Gkecian Baubarity. —The Conrrier d 1 Athene*, of the Bth, contains report of the depredations and atrocities committed bands of armed brigands iu different parts of the territory. At Vranesi, band brigands, after committing other atrocities , poured boiling ...