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... immortal Henry Grattan He would them thu reason. Ht cauv , until Mr. Sul ivau turned up, they were never asked. was old enough to Grattan being chaired through Dublin, passing Hell's Hank, hu saw some discontented Sullivans pelting Grattan with mud, and ...
... of Dublin, by which College Green has been assigned away to King William 111. and Prince Albert, and the statue of Henry Grattan excluded therefrom for ever. The following report of the proceedings is taken from the Freeman's Journal toiS! t r f ving ...
... entrance into the refractory ward awl managed to secure six men, named John Fletcher of Manchester; Thomas Woodford, pf Manchester • Joseph fcadsha-A, Lincolu ; Henry Whitehead, Stafford; John Hunter, Bradford ; and a Scotchman named George Nor- een —the whole ...
... Springfield road, St. John's wot* gentleman Miles Harry, 23, Dartmouth-park road, Kentish-town. tleman m !ak Mil'ar John, 3. Green street, Grosrenor square, merchant Milledge John Oakiey, 11, Manor road, Holloway, N, commer cial agent Miller John Austin, Bedford ...
... about an hour uninterruptedly, to the amusement of those in the gallery. Suddenly, how- ever, a band of juvenile ruffians, armed with sticks andl bludgeons. obtained an entrance to that portion of the building, and the demonstration was sufficient to clear ...
... near Hexham. Four horses were scorched death, and a good deal of property destroyed. The Jewish Chronicle states that Mr. John Simon, of the Middle Temple, who has recently received the degree of serjeantat-law, is the first member of Jewish faith who ...
... office of Mr. Edward Jacob, auctioneer, York-chambers. Worth John- street. d*18fe25 BY MESSRS. BYFORD It BOx, On Friday, the 26th instant. at One o'dlock, at the Clarendon Booms. South John-stret, l iverpool, A Piece of Freehold LAND, with Ten DWELLING ...
... what is the proper female companion of this John Dory ? After the usual number of gueases answer came, “ Anne Chovy.” Doctor Gregg:—The new bishop and he dinner. Archbishop : “ Come, though you are John Cork, you mustn’t stop the bottle here.” The answer ...
... Council, who was warmly supported a disorderly mob in the galleries, insisted that the spot should be reserved fur memorial of Grattan. Mr. Sullivan’s real object was clearly discerned, and the Council, by 14 votes, decided grant the site for the Albert statue ...
... For foetbervprticulars apply, as to lot 1, to Mr. Sanruell, solicItor. 10, Forth John-street inasto iota 2, 8, 4, and N. to Mir. Wiliamo Radcliffe, solicitor, k South John-street; as to lot 6. to Mr. Thonmas Webster, solicitor, 2, Elliot-8trest; and as ...
... appliatlon ffto Mr. John W7hile, S4, Nortl John-street; or to Messrs. Steble and !Jmameon, sollcitors, 10, Sf outh John-street. t~fcfel BY MESSRS. BYFORD & SON, On Friday, the 26th instant. at One o'clock, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool ...