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... Stewart Parnell was born at the when he looked very pale and worn, and carried | mansion of Avondale in June, 1546, his arm in a sling, the arm being partially He was almost wholly educated in England and disabled by rheumatism. The hon. for| by Englishmen; ...
... Place, Cardigan Lane, said he saw the woman and her child near the Green Bridge about half-past six on Wednesday night. She was suckling the shill at the time. About half an hour afterward he repassed, when grappling was being carried on. John Smith, ...
... or the yeomanry in Ireland would not be so bad but for the unscrupulous officers that is at least what mv godfarher. Mr. Grattan, says, who held mfi at the font in his volunteer uniform, after we won our liberties in 1782. You should go and check the ...
... 501. each. Annie Simmonds, married woman, 8, Cardigan-street, St. Thomas, was charged with stealing Its. 9d. in silver, the money of John Manwaring Court, from a cash box in a bedroom at the Clarendon Arms, Walton-street, on Wednesday.-She pleaded guilty ...
... named :—Arinley, Wortley, Beeston, and Fernley, Messrs. Marvel and Par er ; Bromley, Hamden, Holbeck, St. John's. Leeds, and Potternewton. Mr. John Simpson ; Chapel Allerton and Ileadingley, Messrs. J. Schofield & Co. The expenditure to which these contracts ...
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... Go MEXI( DR. GRATTAN GUINNESS, Mccu interest was excited in Weston by retarn visit of the reverend orator, H. Grai D.D., and hie eloquent addres delivered to at the Victo hall oo efterncoa et 3 p.m. and ever at7 pm. The Rev. Colin AY FY of Christ Charob ...
... The New ABC. for Announcement Important here made. B the Boyß' Suits, unmatched in the trade. G for Warm Cardigans, for which PARTRIDGE known. D for Demand, which has year by year grown. E for Enticement in Collars and Ties. is Fair-dealing, and a Welcome ...
... and illustrious Irishman —Henry Grattan. Ab be said himself in that oft-quoted sentence, I sat by its cradle, and I, too, have followed its hearse.'* Well, the Act of Union was passed, and for twenty years Henry Grattan spent his life in the Parliament ...
... FUNERAL OF THE REV. JOHN THOMAS, CARMARTHEN. The funeral of the late Rev John Thomas, pastor of the Tabernacle Church, Carmarthen, took place on Friday. At noon, the thorough- fare leading to the deceased's gentleman's resi- dence, Tabernacle Villa, was ...
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