... IRELAND UNDER THE GRATTAN PARLIAMENT. ' : jTHE ABORTIVE ATTEMPTS TO PRO-i CURE A FRENCH INVASION. There is one episode the history of Ireland I under the Grattan Parliament the facts ofj | which are imperfectly known among the great body of the people ...

... LORD CARDIGAN'S WILL. Awnsliog to will, the property of the late Lord Cardi• pen to disposed of Is the follow* manner:—Latin of £5,000 to Viscount Carson, ILP., and to Captain the Hon. John Vivian, Ids executor.; £5,000 to the Karl of Westmoreland ; £lO ...

... JOHN AYER 10, 11, ii 19, DIGIBETH, WALSALL, AU orlon the Piopektees prisosal saperiatesisses. The Alterations are now eemplets and these pernisee are the most extensive in this lade in the Mined Mantis& The Most sew and replete with Goods is the Latest ...

... JOHN AYER, AI. L 01.1) K liS KXKCI’TED UNDKK Till: PROPIII KTOU’S PKRSONAL SIPEKINTENDENCE SHIRT MAKKU, HOSIKR, AND HATTER, 10, 11, 12. DIGBETH, WALSALL. THE extensive alterations are now complete, and these PREMISES ARE THE MOST EXTENSIVE. IN THIS TRADE ...

... and Manages H. P. GRATTAN. BY SPECIAL REQUEST, This evening (Tuesday), September i, ami EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, will be repeated the Great Drama of the day, the ticket-of-leave man, Tom Taylor, Esq. Robert Brierly Mr. H. P. Grattan. Brown Green Mr ...

... College of Surgeons.— The following gentlemen have been admitted members of the college : —Win. Davies, of Cardigan ; Henry Hicks, of St. David's ; John Evan Hughes, of Pwllheli ; Edward Morgan, of Aberystwith. Crosby Hall, Bishopsgate-street —This ancient ...

... MR. JOHN CORN EXCHANGE, LICHFIELD. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MR. JOHN MASON is instructed the representative of a lady deceased to SELL AUCTION on SATURDAY, April lOth, 1880. at the above room, where they have been removed fm convenience ...

... Gwynne. of Monauhty. Co. Cardigan. He was the only son of the late Rev. A. T. J. Gwynne, of Tyglyn, co. Cardigan, by Martha, daughter of the late Rev Edward Acton, near Alton. Hants, aud was born 1783. He was educated at St John's College, Cambridge, and ...

... amongst the officers who welcomed him were Lord Cardigan, composed and formal as ever. ' Hullo! Lord Cardigan,' said Paget, ' weren't you there ?' When the broken fragments of the squadrons were re-forming, Cardigan looked at them, and broke out, ' Men, it's ...

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... Street, Moor Street, H ospital Street, Vauxhall Bridge, Severn Stre Great Queen Street, Hi y Street, New Summer Street, Cardigan Street, John Street, King A Ifred’s Place, Ashted Re Ww, Holt Street, Pershore Street, Balloon Witton Street, Lichfie! Street, Freeman ...

... LECTURE BY THE REV. JOHN IN BURTON. On Fri lay the Rev. John Glittridge, of Manchester, delivered • lecture in the Free 'Methodist Chapel, Victoria Street, on The necessity of cleverness; the greater necessity of goodness. The chair was taken by the ...