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... nt being that all the (tresses of the children were made of calico. MONUMENT TO GRATTAN.-Dublin kol)t holiday on Thursday on the unveiling of the statue of Henry Grattan on Gollege Green. An enormous procession of the trades of the citly, with bands and ...
... A 'strike has existed for some weeks att Louviere, and serions disturbances amongst the coliers broke ot oun Sunday. Fire-arms were used, and it has been foumd necessary to call out a detaob- ment from the garrison of Mons, GRmaxNY ANrD CHeINA.-The ...
... -Second prizes, spade and rake each, John May, John Warre. Robert Addicott, Thomas Moggridge, Charles Willie, Richard Bowden, James Stoate, Richard Court, John Baker, and William Hetman. Third prizes, shovel each, John Paul, Thomas Baker, Jane Addicott, ...
... that effect next erssion, and has succeeded in. in- ducing Sir John Kennaway and Mr. Thomas Brassey to put their names at the back of the bill. M-. Hope bis self isa High Churchman, Sir John is 2 Low Churchman and a member, I believe, of ths Church Aesociation ...
... , who insured in the Norwich Union. Mr. Wheeler, the tenant’s, loss is covered policy the London, Liverpool, and Globe Mr. arm is insured the Suu-offlco, and his premises belong to Mr. George Nichols, whose loss is also covered by insurances. Mrs, Green ...
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... 1782 Grattan moved a resolution in the Irish Parliament. the chief purport o! which was the repeal of the statute of George 1., by which England claimed a right to legislate for beim:. There never was an orator woo bad greater triumphs than Grattan through ...
... regions, proceeded from Zanzibar in Her Majesty’s •hip Thetis, ascertain personal inspection the actual state of affairs. On arming Brara, he found the Egyptian flag flying, and was informed that three hundred Egyptian sol)Hers held the town, bat decided ...
... fullview of Niagara Falls and other points of great interest, stopping if they wish to do so. IMMORTAL OF HENRY GRATTAN. The statue of Henry Grattan, one of the latest and finest works of Foley, which has been erected in College- green, Dublin, has been unveiled ...
... and dangerous beast. Accipext. — The Rev. Kiddle Morrisor, the respected curate in charge of Goodworth Clatford, broke his arm while skating on the ice, at Cowdown, on Wednesday. ROMSEY. Tae Hox. EveLrs Asuiey, M.P., is about to publish & * Life of Lord ...
... Efsq.. of fotham. I ; HAY\va ED-HUUXTABLE -January ii, at St. Andrew's Church, a Montpe ier, bay the Rev C. Clark. vicar, John Hayward. of I this citY, to Emily, only daughter of the late Joseph Huxtable, t Is Eq., of Clifton. JAM F.S-CEATIBe.-November8 ...
... to murmur : It in all right ! And with sparkling eyes and a most fervent emphasis, she greeted the new.comar upon whose arm Sylvia leaned, with the words : I wish you a happy New Year, Mr. Glynn. Our Iondon• Totter. Thursday. I do not read the gnalishmaa ...