... Government in but which would fail now they failed then. The Irishman who now thought that he could throw away his arms, just Grattan disbanded the Volunteers in 1782, would find that he had placed himself in the power of cruel, unrelenting English enemy ...

... it was allowed to be imported into England duty free, but in 1842 a protective duty five shillings per ton was imposed.” Mr. John R. Jackson, of the Kew Museum, also says in the same publication “This article, known also aa libi-divi and libi-dibi, is important ...

... Sessions, Cardiff has just concluded. John O’Bryan, ragman, was ordered to be imprisoned for six months, with bard labour, tor stealing a pone containing 10e. from the jerideuoe of Mary Kraus, a widow, residing Uansaralet—John George Young received a similar ...

... her Majesty pa-.-ed along the Mall a foot [ace she kept her bead turned to her light and iuii«ctxl the tatuhons, whito preen arm. .accession, playing S:i> e the Uneen. In her progress cheered by th. throng, peop.e who hM pdhmd in to. enclosure «ml on the ...

... the wife of John Tripp, Esq. (second son of the Rev. John Tripp, of Sampford Brett Rectory), of a daughter. MARRIAGES. August 20th, at Trinity Wesleyan chapel. Grove-street, Liverpool, the Rev John Aldred, Edward, youngest sou of the late John Mathias, Cardigan ...

... £5, Mr. S. Moreton Thomas* Coity Mawr, Talybout, Bwlch, R 5.0., The Judge; 2nd, £2, Mr. John White, Masher; 3rd, Mr., G. Arden, Southam, Heavitree, Exeter, Cardigan reserved, Mr. William H. Tazewell, Moor House, Taunton, Jenny ; commended, Mr. Thomas Yelverton ...

... termed Instalment of justice.” Tbese men represent the antidynamite wing of the Irish Americans, and have great influence. Mr. John Boyle Reilly, editor of the Boston Pilot , one of the most respectable influential Irish papers in the country, says Mr. G ...

... to 25 millions during Grattan’s Parliament. I said the same; but I also said (what Mr. B. omits) that after the Union, it increased to 150 millions! and then bankruptcy was declared in 1817. And the increase in debt under Grattan only began when Pitt’s ...

... his beating like an Englishman Exit The Moat Noble George William Thomas Brudenell-Bruce, Mirquia and Eml Ailcsbury Earl of Cardigan, Viscount Savernake, Baron and Baronet. The said Most Noble has been warned 'iff Newmarket Heath for life, which means that ...

... 1875. 4 F Livingstone died, 1873. 5 S Empress Eugenie born, 1826. 6i s Rogation Sunday. 7 M I,ord Brougham died, 1868. 8 Tu John Stuart Mill died, 1873. Schiller died, 1875. 10 Th Ascension Day. Earl Granville bom, 1815. 12 ! Fishf ExhibP* lBB3. F [Prince ...