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... and though the restoration of Grattan's Parliament would have been more in accord with the sentiment of the Irish people, he believed the proposed Statutory body was much more likely to be a final settlement than Grattan's Parliament would be. The supremacy ...
... Brian Luttrell. hare done what I wan asked to do. he said, drawing himedf up to his full height, and turning naval with folded arms darkennig brow. I bare burnt his letter. and I should now be glad. lie. to hear the views which you wise to sapient to Mycou ...
... correspondent to John Bull; and the Morn tog Semetery, which is virtually a daily edition of the firstmentioned paper, highly approves of the appointment, and mentions that the town clerk of Abingdon has received • mug berth^ for his eon. The John Bull bolds ...
... pass The hour of death may be : To claw the eye, and close the ear, Wrapped in a trance of bliss. And, gently drawn in loving arms, To swoon from that to this ; Scarce knowing If we wake or sleep. Scarce asking where we are. — To feel all evil sink away ...
... Then, as now, Ralph Ashton sat for Clithero. There was a Corbett for Shropshire, a Knightley for Northampton, a Lloyd fur Cardigan, a Montagu for Huntin.,••donshire, a Nforgan for Brecknockshire, a Newport for Shropshire, a Noel for Rutland, a Parker for ...
... aid afforests which then existed in Manor parts of the Kingdom, Mr Pusey, and the Veteran clir Thomas Adana, still happily arming sr, bought w re ter three lulls, or of which pained • rood readies and was referred to the committee mentioned above. The ...
... attention. Two prang women have been burned to death at Liverpool, by a fire in a seed-crushing warehouse iu which they worked. Sir John Kennaway, a well-known public man. in Devonshire, dies last week. He was held in high esteem by all classes. The Rev. B. Glover ...
... wearing a boss beyond a cer. tam length, for travelling beyond a certain district, and for eating a certain kind of food. When Grattane Parliament was constituted the Home Rule project of the present day wee practically experimented upon up to 1800. That Parliament ...
... SHOW AT OMURA,- AND earrErmf as TURNIPS FOR PRESENT SOWING. GREY Td. T 'LEVI ROUND MUSTARD, RAP& TRIFOLIUM, AT M Porn. JOHN JEFFERIES & SON, Nerd lerehlusts, Z. BURNITT ww out, 20 row), M. Dyer ID. bole ..d end Mr. tonre. Telbery. T. C. OVENS di SON ...
... Exchange the walls were draped in white calico with bars of crimson, while the room itself was gracefully fuatoon,l 111. John of the King's Arms Hotel catered most liberally for hie guests. The tables were laid ont in the most artistic manner, and the viands ...
... trial. John one of the youngtsteoldier • living who rode in the Balaclava charge was charged at the Hanlon House polity court on Fuesday, with attempt. lug suicide. He admitted the offence, and salt he was sick of Id . • be had heard Lord Cardigan say that ...
... Milrom. era 03S. PARR —Parch 12. at the Viofbrage. Marlborough, Wilts, the wiled the Rev. John Parr. of a daughter. RUDMAN. —March 14. at Chippenhato, the wife of Mr. John Rodman, of a dattatter. SKYMOUR.—March 11. a t Raton Square, London, the wife of Alfred ...