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... speak without introducing it into his mouth, thereby causing what Grattan called his sepul- cilsal note. Grattan's nose was very long and Flood's nose very short, and this was why Grattan used the expression his broken beak (cbeers)._ He had read the ...
... Hlalleck has declared that he will take that city this summer, and by a campaign over the overland route, if he has to lead the arm'y himself; for by so doing that he would also auni. bilate Lee's army. That is just what General Lee wishes Halleck to attempt ...
... J Hlyndsana, Esq; John A Curran, Roq. rhe City Coroners-Dr Kirwan, William White. Esq. T30 Secretaries of the Committees-Sir Drury Dickenson, jhat E Reynolds, Esq; N Robiuon, Eag. T1:s chiroiman of the Waterworks Committee, Sir John Gray. The Es-Lord ...
... grandes and magnates of the turf, I took my way about the course end into the paddock, and on my road thither I met the Earl of Cardigan and his lady, and they appearedl'to me to be In some an- noyance at the miscarriage of some Instruction which had been given ...
... Captain John Leslie, E. Morant, Riehbad Mayne, John Cunnlngbat, B. G. Breokeo, W. F. }ean, Hercules. Ellis, A. K. YoTng;' Plnkelt Kenny, John Brady, Rt. A. 'Minnett, James Brourdon, and John F. Fitzgerald, Eeqrs. Th '1v THIE NIG'HT REFUGE.' Tbe Rev.' Dr ...
... SIR.-On the part of the sufferting poor of Stradbally, permit mse through the medium of your a journal to convey to Mru. Grattan Bellow the expres- fi of their heartfelt gratitude for the munificent donation of ten pomuds, which, quite uneolicited, the ...
... carry. The DaiUy News CityArticle says Messrs. John Wilson junior, and Company, an old-established, and re-, spectable house in the Russian trade, stopped payment on Wednesday, owing to the failure of messrs. John Dye and Company, of St. Petirsburg, for whom ...
... ffiuio. The linisterial Benches were altogether de3erted-tha only Peers presert were the Earl of Camrperdown, the Earl of Cardigan, and Lord Berners. Tacre wore a few Eishops upon the other beaches. At two o'clock the Commissioners tool their seats in ...
... ranges of jets; iMitchell's, a plums, letters A A and a frame of jets round the royal arms; Mans- field's, large star with plume in the centre, and jets round the royal arms; Lambert, Brien and Co. Prince of Wales plome, crown and the royal arias surmiounted ...