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... the earth, and he (Mr. C.) was certain that his friend Mr. Pennington had proved himself worthy of esteem, for he was possessed of great nobility of soul, and was a living instance of one whom the truth made free (applause). He (Mr. C.) had noted down ...
... latest adhesions we lshall particularist a few: - r Mr. Rohert Peel Dawson, a deputy-lieutenaut for the county fof londonderrv, requests his name to be attached to the .petitioa, and ?? to the requisition. Mr. reel Dawsoit if, nephew to the member fot Tamworth ...
... introduce their form of telegraph into various countries; Mr Howse, who is an American, to have the sole management of the business in the United States; Mr Brett, over the continent of Europe; and Mr ilmer in this country. We learn that recent trial from ...
... than short black pipe. Mr. Sullivan—You are a liar , sir. Mr. (to Mr. Hyn**)—Now, *ince the ylrit of Mr. Fryth to Cork Mr. Sullitan drunk in your house ?—He certainly was not. Mr.Fryth—You don’t mean to bq) the ...
... one or other of the departments. * Your Committee bare been thrown mach Into teethe& with Mr. Gibson, the asslstant , socretarr, Mr. Ferrymen, the milmeetant, sad Mr. Johnston, the trade manager, who tip• paw to be able and efficient ofdeors, and. i s a ...
... v Sq I - a d Mrs ' Fole y- - Rufford, Esq., d thC o°erts, Captain Hickman Mrs brl? M kma E%q., and Mrs. Graze- Fsa ' « aZe v ro l ok ', Esq -' Miss Grazebrook, C. Noel, r V\°- part T-Amphlett, Esq, and Mrs Amphlett, W. llobms, Esq, and Mrs. ...
... Friend, lim crick, **, per Mr. Patrick O’Connor; Mrs. M. Humphrys. per do,, lee, > la. each from three young ladies, per do.; A Friend, per do., Kiinash, St.; Edmond Foley esq. *l, together, with sevcral>stlcles of clothing; Mr. H. Foley, *l. The Sisters ...
... inserted. Mrs. Merrifield contributes a paper upon mural painting in England, aud a series is commenced upon the subject of art-manufactures in the classical epochs, by Dr. Emil Braun, introductory to a system of Archaeological instruction. Mr. Robert Hunt ...
... PUBLICATIONS. NI E N E W N 0 V E L S Ts PUBLISHED THIS DAY BY MR. BENTLEY, NOW HEADY AT ALL THlE LitnARnils. 1. KING'S COPE. By the author of Mr. Warrenne, Margaret Capol, &c. 3 vols. SILWOOD. 2 vols. 111. The MARRIAGE CONTRACT. By Harriet Raikes ...
... this particular department of literature. Mr. Bell continues his story, The Ladder of Gold, and intro- duces his readers to a new and important per- son'-ge, delighting in the euphonious nomencla- ture of Mr. Pogey. The Middle by Lieut, the Hon. Frederick ...
... countryman, Mr. Balfe, r whose opera, the Bondman, is under rehearsal, e had the honour of being invited, in order to ac- I company the prima donnas Kdster and Tucreck, and other artists in the performance of three pieces, selected by the King's special ...
... ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH, King Street, on SUNDAY NEXT, the 6th Instant, at Two o’Clock, by the REV. JOHN JAMES MURPHY, OF SS. PETER AND PAUL's. THe Don ations of those who cannot attend will be thank- fully received by the Right Rev. Dr. the Very RevoM. B. ...