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... in 1798, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought be could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers in 1782, would find tbat be bad placed himself in the power of a cruel, unrelenting English enemy ...
... Hbad ?? : -_ WILLIAM E .PRYKE, M.A, late Naden Divinity Studen; and formerly Foundation Scholar JJ gt. John's Collage, Cambridge. AWETAJW Ma-TXBS ' A ?? Collesre, Cambi^ge. (**mmmAa Mast-B.) , t. KNOWLES, Esu.. M.A., SoboUrof St. Peter's Cambridge ; 10th ...
... Office, 81 Lancaster. JOHN HUNTER, STOCKING MANUFACTURER. IS now having his CLEARANCE SALE of Stocking!,. Shirts, Wools, Worsteds, Fronts and Collar s. Chemise and Drawers, Cardigan Jackets, &c. For Sale Piiees see Windows. JOHN HUNTER, CHEAP STOCKING ...
... band sewn, at very much less price. Cardigan Jacket* re-sleeved. Stockings re-footed. Care being taken to match colour exactly. Bcs-nes- Maxim— Small Pbopits, Quick Sales, Rsadt Monet. ' :o: Note -Hi Adobes-— JOHN HUNTER, 135, ST. LEONARDGATE. EOR SALE ...
... best hand sewn, at very much less price. Cardigan Jackets re-sleeved. Stockings re-footed. Care bang taken to match colour exactly. Business Maxim— Small Profits, Qoick Sales, Ready Monet. :o: Note the Address— JOHN HUNTER. 135. BT. LEONARDGATE. I WATERLOO ...
... BRADFORD. Shortly after eleven o'clock on Monday night a mur- derous attack was made upon Mr. W. R. Terry, land- lord of the Cardigan Arms, Bradford Moor, by a number of soldiers connected with the First Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, now stationed ...
... best hand sewn, at very much less price. Cardigan Jackets re-sleeved. Stockings re-footed. Care being taken to match colour exactly. Business Maxim— Small Profits, Quick Sales, Readt Money. Note the Addbess— JOHN HUNTER. 135. ST. LEQNARDQATE. EARLES & KING ...
... Gladeteire, Grattan, and others. Previous to the admission of delegates 20,000 handbills were distributed, headed— Two Pulicie4, and colittining the address of the Irish societies represented at the Ogden Grove meeting on Saturday, and John Devoy's reply ...
... than fifty policemen, but not- withstanding this display of foice a mob armed with heavy bludgeons obstructed the sheriff's men, and ultimately compelled them to return to Cardigan. A large and representative meeting of publisher ■ and booksellers in London ...
... Warbrick, Mr. J. Lancaster, Mr. W. Lambert, Mr. James Eltoft, ?? Mr. John Walker, jun., Mr. and Mrs. uid Miss Dugdale, Mr. T. Cleminson, Mr. R. J. Peake, Mr. W. Richmond, Mr. John J. Nickal, Lancaster ; Mr. H. O. Mawson, Bradford ; Mr. T. R. Swallow ...
... attack of Cyprus fever, which wiU necessitate his remain- ing iv bed several days. He had a ?? attack a year ago. Admiral Lord John Hay is gazetted Admiral of the Fleet, in consequence of whioh Vice -Admiral Lyons is promoted to be admiral, and Rear-Admual ...
... Williamson, M> J ' Farrar, Mr. J. Broadbent, Mr. W. Worth and ?? Worth, Mr. T. R. Preston, Mr. W. W. Town lev li- John Greene, Mr. John Mcßaith, Mr. R. P. J[w, Mr. W. Bourne, Mr. T. W. Atkinson, Mr. G. iiom Mr. W. Kiug, Mr. Dutton, Mr. T. Abbott, Mr. ...