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... Ralph Darling, the Bight Hon. Sir John Dodeon, Sir Thomas Mansell, Sir Wm. PFeol, Sir Thomas Hawker, Sir Frederick Ash- worth, Sir Charles Felix Smith, Sir Henry Willook, Sir George Rich, the Hon. Sir Edward Butler, Sir John Potter, Sir Wm. Beid, Sir Randolph ...
... rode, on one of which he plnces each arm. After a few passes in the air he tetn removes oen of the reds and the box, and the lady remains suspended in the air, apparently with no other supportbhut that afforded by the arm resting on the other rod. Itis along ...
... serious re- sistance is made to them, but ferocious and cruel it, the extreme when any poor wretches either with or without arms comec within their power; in short, murder appears to be their favourite pastime. I am much afraid, lie writes to the Duke ...
... Apscau a interval of snme years, the Ancient Concerts have baen revived, and thsroughe lbs activity of the renductor, Mr. John M'Carthay, over tIN voices are in exeollent training, besides a very numerous oroheotra, led by Mr,. t. Coghian. -Alexander's ...
... to connect him with the regularly established lec- turer is a glass of cold water. On Tuesday, the subject was Grattan- ever glorious Grattan, the best of the goodf-and Mr. Jones, with the solitaiy exception of Milton, has hitherto devoted his powers solelyvto ...
... and fine horses, but not for riding-I love to go fast-I would cut the air. Grattan's talk was more fairly to be represented in a note-book than that of Fox. Fox, said Grattan, had no curiosa felicitas in expression, though much of it in his arrangement ...
... Goldhng Bird have' also found 'thsem ui1161fnhP. Price, 5s to 22s. L J. ; ' Ptirvermacher & 'Co,1 ox; Oxord, Stree't; London; Grattan & Co.,'and Whleeler' & Whrrttakeri Surgeons', and Apothecaries' .Hall,: Belfast.:' ' 29171 -TlHE R EVIVAL. Tnr following letters ...
... his room. The Bench settled the question by a renewal of the old license to Mr Shenton. CABDIF. E(tLnessee, Mr. John 'Thomas; Manager, Mr. John Ross1e.)-Sinee oar Intnoie the management have reproduced, with other interesting Pieces, ?? .Poinst of the Lose ...
... before lie got to the cndl of lila little speech, lhe supplied the svant of ¢uwocda by throwing hilmself into lila -mothiers arms. Tie Emupress receivedl thie emnbrace of hecr son withl an emlOtiOnI wichl wiis shared by all theo peregon - ~ANTIENT CONC(:ERTS ...