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... threw Sir George with great force on bis right arm. We say, that on being lifted fromthe ground, it was found that the Right Hon, Baronet had sustained a serions in- jury by brenking the bone of his right arm, just above the wrist The Right Honourable Baronet ...
... “Du Barry’s Revalenta Arabics Food.** C 0,,77, Rojjont-Rtroot, London; Huttpv.-mt, Wm McGarrr, Hotel; ('ork, A Hanks k Co., John Newsom Son; Carrick-on-Shannon. Re- Hineton. Chemist; Dublin, Bewlev and Evans, 4. Lower Snekville-street.t'harle*Butler, M ...
... the liberal and enlightened Protestants the other provinces. Orangism, too, must be encountered and put down by the strong arm of the law, impartially administered. What does Mr. Underwood say on ttiis subject ? Does he approve or disapprove of the doings ...
... Robert Chambers, Henry Ru'herfoord, Alexander Tate, John Brenan, James Sayers, D. The following gentlemen were elected members of the society t—Life^.Peter Leslie Peacocke, David Drummond, Wm. Todd. Annual—John Richardson. Samuel F. Adair, William Archer. Captain ...
... given by the Lord Mayor of London in the Mansion House, Sir C, Napier makes statement what did in the Baltic, and the Earl of Cardigan re. counts services Baiaklava.-At meeting of concocation of the Church of England, resolutions were carried for modification ...
... Manufactures; Incumbered Estates, Railway, Mining, Hanking, and Insurance Gazette; and General Commercial Intelligencer. EDITED JOHN SPROULE, Author ot a Treatise on Agriculture,” and of several Reports and Prize Essays, and Editor of the Report on the Irish ...
... JOHN BANIM AND HIS CHILD. We find the following poetic pieces in the biography of John Banim, the last number of the Irish Quarterly Review. The writer introduces them in these words Amongst his poetic pieces written this period are two little poems suggested ...
... Mr. H.B. Julian said appeared on behalf of Mr. Webster, Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Georges-street, to prosecute John Donegan and John O’Leary, for very noisy and indecent conduct the gallery of the Theatre on Tuesday night. The behaviour of the prisoners ...
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... MR. JOHN M‘GREGOR AND MR. URQDHART. ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE. Ox. and Cam. Club, Jan. 7th, 1856. Mr. Marx presents his compliniants to the Editor of The Nation, anil requests the insertion of the acco npanysng letters. No. 1. (Mr. Marx to Mr. John Gregor ...
... Railway to ing , „|,, 0 ,| the counties of Galway and lioseonimen. was the week, ns see Mr. Wood’s volume JOHN LEVER, Man- . * GHhLN, opposite ARM- its resources, nml that a Railway she should have every mon he relieved from any further contribution towards ...
... detachments ot the Ist, Bta,3oth, :idd, 49th, 60th, 68ih, and 82d, under Captain r ;:.sgeralJ, for Malta. Major-General Lord Cardigan’s friends in ’he west riding of Yorkshire have purchased ; r. magnificent sabre for presentation to that . Twelve sergeants ...