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... Government stating what sort of bill they intended to aloud by. After a few observations from Lord J. Russell and Mr. Scully, Mr. GRATTAN protested strongly against this insane and trumpery species of legislation, and was proceeding to inveigh with cousiderable ...
... that the real sting of the threat lay in the prospect that, to use the lion, gentleman's own elegant language, John Bull will have to put his arms into his pockets up to the elbows in order to pay for the military and police required for the coercion of the ...
... the party broke up, Count Guicciardini read and expounded a chapter of the Gospel of St. John. At ten o'olock the house was entered by eight gendarmes, all armed to the teeth. A perquisition began in the style now so customary in Tuscany; the depositions ...
... ready to say 1o to the proposition. It is true that Mr. Srigeant Murphy, the Member for Cork, was in lit 'place, ar. fuilp'armed for the light, too, as' he had preliateid to b'oi 'ar. an dtaiist-dent. lat the learned Sergeant was'cither asleep, r 'for ...
... eafal ifire-de-eatrip to the Queen, of the late Lard John Hay to ofiferred on Capt. far George Tyler, gallant officer, like-the late Lord aPPanatment, has loot an arm in the rotectigqiet M.P. Cardigan, and hly to the credit of Sir F. Baring for tot giving ...
... withdrawn from the Lately, at Strokestown, John, only son of Henry Grattan Curran, _ The train left London about five o'clock, and approached place of execution to make room for their unfortunate fel- John ▪ magistrate of Sit okestown ,and son of the ...
... directed the prize of two guineas be equally divided between John Mackenzie, 931 ilighlaadare, mad Alexander Great, Grautowu. Common Reels varied the &tieing, and the prize tell to a well-known drumer—John Mactiartly, TIM SALM The balls took place as must on ...
... being the third son of John the fourth Viscount Downe, of Cowick, and he assumed the surname and arms of Langley by sign manual in 1824, when he succeeded to the estates of the late Hon. Mrs. Langley by bequest. His eldest brother, John Christopher Burton ...
... latter have bees engaged in the Of the fish on the shore, between water mark. Oyster dr e dging is tow to a great extant in Cardigan Bay,Sbere employed, whisk average sec THR ARMY. The Muter General and &tent of Ordnance have tr. emitly issued an order ' ...
... 202, collected by persous, who were paid £100,311. T4e highest salary is that of Mr Arnaud, collector, £1290; next Mr F. St John, inspector general, £688; Mr (fawner, comptroller, £531; Mr P. BMus, clerk, £a0O; Ilene* Ades, Lee, heel, Witt, Rich, And Sutton ...
... shades 1 seek to soothe life??s care?? Oft have ye swung in your lofty arms?? you heart with wild emotion warms. have I climbed to yon tree??s dizzy height, Not for the nest, but its arms swing ; Lightly rose, then sank with all ray might. And*, keeping time ...
... St. John (N.B )„ abandoned. waterlogged, on the sth ult., in lat. 42 15, long. 58; arrived ott Dover. - The General Castilla, Leen, from Piero to Islay, in the of the former place, about the 6th of October; crew (excepting the mate) saved. The John Walker ...