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... daughter of Mr. Isaac Bristo, both of St.-John's-in-the-Vale. At St. John's Church, Keswick, on the 25th ult., Mr. John Milbujn, joiner, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. Jonathan Stables, grocer, &c, both of Keswick. At St. John's Church, Workington, on the 29th ...
... LEADERS OF PUBLIC OPINION IN IRELAND. London: Saunders, Otley, and Co.—This is a series of biographical essays on Swift, Flood, Grattan, and Daniel -O'Connell; concluding with one en Clerical Influences. A fair estimate of its intent and tendency may be gathered ...
... LEADERS OF PUBLIC OPINION IN IRELAND. London: Saunders, Otley, and Co.—This is a series of biographical essays on Swift, Flood, Grattan, and Daniel O'Connell; concluding with one cn Clerical Influences. A fair estimate of its intent and tendency may be gathered ...
... acted for the First Time in any Theatre, a New Drama, written expressly for Mr. John Drew, H. Grattan Plunket, Esq., and entitled THE EMERALD ISLE. Willy O’Reilley Mr. John Drew Dennis M‘Cartney Mr. J. C. Cowper. Mountjoy Mr. Neville Kenyon Mr. De Vere ...
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... shores, as they may not see the notice itself till it be too late to escape the punishment that infallibly awaits theni.—John o'Groal Journal. The press of Turin, and indeed of Italy generally. la struck with wonder and adniiration at the fact of Lord ...
... y, Mr. John Drew; Fuse Pam, Mr: Blakeley; K,, IL t. M Annie Howe. conclude with the Farce of PATCHLLOWS To-morrow, a New Drama, sTiltell lot Mr. Joh, Drew. be H. Grattan Plunkett. Esq.. and entitled TIIE EMERALD ISLE. Willy O'Reilly. Mr. John lore.; ...
... Trass Oramenta for Ceilings (over Chandeliers *c), the RASS AND IRON BEDSTEAD ESTABLISHMENT or- JOHN ft 80N, 15, Piccadilly (next door to the Mosley Arms Hotel). rHE TWO GREATEST NOVELTIES, For Twent Shillings each, THE DUAL WINGED CAPE, Superseding every ...
... Engagement of the very popalm Irish l'ouiedian. Mn. JOHN DREW. Evening, a New Drama, written for Mr. John Drew. by H. Grattan Plunkett. Psq., and entitled THE EMERALD ISLE. Willy O'Reilly. Mr. John Deco', M•Cartney, Mr. J. C. Con-per; Muunkloy. Mr. Neville ...
... There were fierce threateninp, Fretful murmurings On foreign strands. _ . Let England arm! Her Queen esclsimcd. And ran the cry The kingdom through :— Let true arm For hearths, and heart', and country! Was England slow the answer As of old to give :— ...
... FRIDAY, APRIL s.—Wind N. Arrived :—Palestine, Al'Arthur, Portland—John Nicholson, Islay—Lonita, Rowe, Pomaron—Fanny, Berrick, Cardenas—Dr. Kane, M'Kay, New Orleans—Auguste, Hoyer, Rio Hacke—Cata, lana, (s-s,) Nay, and Duero, (s-s,) Battle, Barcelona—Gazelle ...
... Macclesfield, in the county of Chester, on FRIDAY, the 15th day of February now next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon prompt. JOHN JAMES OiBORNE, Jan. 22, 1860. Clerk to the said Trustees. MACCLESFIELD AND CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH TURNPIKE TRUST. NTOTICF. IS HEREBY ...