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... Surely, too, this a fitting site for the statue of Grattan. The central point the life and activity of Ireland's capital; the one side, that venerable university, on whose walls the portrait of Grattan hangs, and in whose halls his first triumphs in l ...
... LEEDS ST. JOHN’S FOOTBALL CLUB. Friday night the members of the above club held their annual dinner at the Cardigan Arms Hotel, winding up most successful season. After dinner, Mr. I. J. Ogden, former captain, was called to the chair. The usual toasts ...
... Manchester Churchman.—To be had of JOHN HEYWOOD. Deansgafe. all THE AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS* STRIKE nnd the consequent Lock out; being reply the Bishop Manchester a of the Wilford Hundred; price 3d.—Manchester: JOHN HEYWOOD, and all Booksellers. GENUINE ...
... gentleman Woods Thomas, Gloucester, esquire Woodward Henry John. Marshfieid, Gloucester, maltster Woodward Mrs. Adelaide I Woodward George, and Gloucester, maluter Woodward Henry John/ W oolcott Mrs. Sarah Arm, Bemerton, near Salisbury Woolmlngton Miss Elizabeth ...
... BEN. BRuzurs JOURNAL LEAVES FROM A COUNTRY LANE BY JOHN L. OWEN. PART SEVENTH. (Concluded front ow THI next morning dawned olear-browed and bright, but the night bad been wild and tempestuous in the extreme, even in a greater degree than the storm-boding ...
... Manchestkb Lifkuoat. —A telegram from Cardigan reports that the Dutch schooner Johanna Antoinette, while on voyage from Rotterdam to Lisbon, was driven the into Cardigan Bay, and she stranded on the bar of Cardigan harbour yesterday. The rocket apparatus ...
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... called the Cardigan Arms, in City-road. The three prisoners were there, having a game at cards. Welch was sitting down drinking his beer, and debate began about politics and religion. The prisoners and Welsh discussed the questions of Mr. John Mitchel's ...
... /yd , a W °'„ of U ' e Cardigan Arms, City-road, Hulme. CKABION.—On the 28th inst., aged 70, at his residence. Adswood-grore, near Btockport, Mr. Miles Cratton, of thi.« city. FADES.—On the 22nd inst., Mary Ann Eades, wife of John Bides, coach builder, ...
... Pen:oral's Sunny ays rei %Vivieley Mr Vates's Ilarvester arm 20 i ARIUVALI AT CROYDON. Barcel.ma Maie Brunswick Minix li. sus John o' Clays Lsormaker Physician Col/reuse de Nag La Verne Phnom Cardigan Little Tom kevesoce Derwent Labonsum Daniel It ince rarer ...
... Apparatus on the newest principles. Tailors' and Hatters' Ironheaters. PUBLIC NOTICE. All Gentlemen wishful to have a STYLISH G ARMS-IT, GOOD FIT AND ELEGANCE COMBINED, go to JJJLOWELL, THB STAB CUTTEB AND TEACHER OF THE AbT, 46, BRIDGE STREET, MANCHESTER ...
... View of the Estuary and its Grand Mountain Scenery. Also Cardigan Bay. Good Fishing. Full Board and Residence, 43a. par week. B*. per day. Address JOHN SCOTT, Arthog. Barmouth. WILLI AMS-BULKELEY ARMS HOTEL. BEAUMARIS. ANGLESEY, Situated the side of the StrtM* ...