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... Triune, Tuck; Blackett, Eagle, Taylor; Zephyius, Has tey; and Thalia, Forrest; all for Shields. John, Auckland; Beniamin Scott, Hailstone; Eliza, Jackson; and John, Hajtoif; all for Goole. Blakcney Packet. Thompson, for BUkeney. Cook, Kilwood, for tt ells ...
... JOHN MITCHEL’S NEW PAPER. The following the prospectus of John MitchcFs new paper, the Citizen : A new weekly journal, to be published in New York, and to conducted by John Mitchel, assisted bv Thomas Francis Meagher, and competent corps of contributors ...
... gamekeeper had right to fire arms for any such purpose, nor tc fire at any poacher whatever, and no proprietor of game has power to give such authority to his keeper, who may take into custody a poacher, but if he use fire-arms it at bis own peril. It will ...
... Thornes, id this county. n Doc in her 6f)ih yeer, Serah, wife of Mr. John Doles ; deeply Jen.ented by her femily and friends. Ist Jen. °t seerlet fever, bis yeer, William Hilditch. son Mr. John Icke, of near Newport, in this county. * 2d Jen. aged 76. Martha ...
... of interesting disquisition, respecting Byron, and Bankes, and Grattan, of a somewhat literary character. It seems, Moore had been urged to undertake the Life of Grattan. On this, Lord John observes : Had Moore undertaken this task, materials would have ...
... Ihdierty (who our Irish Sollcitor-lteoeral) hearing that John C'rainptou was arrived, exclaimed immediately. “Then I’ll and buy two squirts. then explained this telling how Crompton and used go, armed with squirts of a winter s evening when coaclies were ...
... wi;l subject theia-else* the very henry penalties it*ihey shall found engage.! in the cun»inpr ...
... malignity. Lord John Russell appears here also in the character of a satirical or humorous poet. Moore had in 1833 written squib— Paddy's Metamorphosis—agrfnst his friends the Whigs, for bringing in the Irish coercion act; and Lord John in good humour ...
... Venerable John Sinclair, M.A., Archdeacon of Middlesex; the Hon. and Rev. Henry Montagu Villiers, M.A., rector of St. George's, Bloomsbury, for the Chapter of St. Paul's; the Rev. Dr. Christopher Wordsworth, for the Chapter of Westminster; the Rev. John Hume ...
... yesterday. Present the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Marquis of Blandford. the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Oxford, Sir John Dodson, Sir John Patteson, the Rev. Dr. Wordsworth, the Hon. and Rev. Canon Villiers, the Rev. Canon Selwyn, and the Rev. Richard Jones ...
... Captain O’Hara, for the crew of the fishing smack Emerald Isle. Mr. Henry Grattan has received the following letter froirr Lord Roden Dundalk, Jan. 3, 1854. 44 My Dear Grattan— l saw with the greatest pleasure your interest your gallant countrymen who ...
... Thornficld. Carrickfergus. Donegal—Win. Sinclair, Esm. Inver House and Broomfield, btrabane. Down—John Temple Reilly, Esq., Searva House, Ixuzbbrickland. Drogheda—John Gradwell, Esq., Plattcn ill, Drogheda. Dublin—NVm. Long, Ksq., Mary Street. Ixndondcrry—Robert ...