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... TUB EDITOR SAUNDERS’S NEWS-LETTER. REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS. Slß—There is law of oar tiatnre more interesting or wonderful than that of association. Tho mind fixes on an ohjaet, and that Iject calls to memory thousand others. Now I cannot see the name ...
... the tba different volunteer companies are quite ready, and be only too glad to welcome the hardy operatives as companions in arms. It is ridiculous for the opponents of the good cause to call this an aristocratic or middle* class movement, whoa arc find ...
... into the arms of England, and commence the settlement of this tantalizing and perplexing difficulty. But there was C o unt Wale% ski, his domestic opposition, at his elbow. Count IYalewski would not hear of it. To prevent the proposal of Lord John Russell ...
... forefathers had done. Ile believed the reason Bonaparte did not come to England was that he discovered the country was all in arms (cheers). He (Lord St. Leonard's) was present at a review of the volunteers in Hyde Park during the French war, and a more ...
... Neapolitan, four Austrian. one Sardinian. The details are in the French Monittvr. . was misled locol accounts in describing Lord Cardigan passing in review the Romagnol troops in garrison Bolognn. It was Lieut. Colonel Jog who witnessed the maiimnvres ot General ...
... sorely troubled, which sum, together with John Sadleir's debt to him of k 9,000, made up a total of .C 19,000. For this, as it was supposed,the Castle Hyde Estate could be bought., and Mr. Scully gave directions to John Sadleir accordiugly. Sadleir effectually ...
... could not dispense with O'Connell, to stir and wield the multitudinous sceptre.—lrisholan. DEFIANCE OF JOHN BAILLEYCORSE. 'Twee stalwart Sr John And he in hie With hie inilk-whit• area* ot feintre pasha And his of pewter On either hande s valiant' bands ...
... AUCTION. AT 1 7 11, LOWER GLANXIRE ROAD. (A Little below Grattan's Hill), One Drawingroom, Parlour, and Bedroom Furniture, in all its variety, On MONDAY, the 6th MARCH, at TWELVE o'clock, sharp. 11 R. JOHN It. WILLIAMS begs to announce iNt that he has been ...
... children, with the met of harness 1 which this Pony used to go. JOHN R. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Cork, Feb. Mird, 1800. an- I die • I in .. ACTION. AT 1111, LOWER OL•RMIILE ZOAD. CA Little below Grattan's Hill), Of Drawmgroom, Parlour, and Bedroom Furniture, in ...
... Paastia. AUCTION. AT 178, LOWER OLANNIRE ROAD, (A Little below Grattan's Hill), Of Drawingroom, Parlour, and Bedroom Furniture, in all its variety, On MONDAY, the sth MARCH, at TWELVE sharp. MR. JOHN R. WILLIAMS begs to announce that he has been favored with ...
... and Cork. [478] AUCTION AT 178, LOWER GLANMIRE ROAD (A little below Grattan’s Hill), Of , Parlour, and Bedroom Furniture, in all varjety, on MONDAY, the 5th MARCHI, at Twelve 7 R. JOHN R. WILLIAMS begs to announce that he has been favoured with instructions ...
... (866) AUCTION AT 178, LOWER GLANMIRE ROAD, (A Utile below Grattan Hill,) Of Drawing-room, Parlour, and Bedroom Furniture, in all its variety, on MONDAY, tbe stb MARCH, at Twelve o’clock, sharp. MR. JOHN R. WILLIAMS begs to aaaoaßes that be has been favoured ...