... , the barbarities which that sect had practised on the advocates of the Reformed Religion. In the reign of the first Charles, Ireland bad little cause to bless the Monarch for whom she was lavishing the lives of her children, and under the Protectorate ...

... refilsed to give his address to hint, !goitre, who politely offered. hei, not. withstanding disgraceful language. Mr. Charles Ireland Sheri if, saw the whole transaction, and stated that it bad been correctly described by the gentlemen had been heard in ...

... in the family of Mr. George Thomas, of No. $, in that street, carpenter, whore death was caused by her taking poloist. Charles Ireland, of Harttitreet, Bloomsbury, surgeon, deported, he wan sent for to Mr. Thomas's, to nttend the deceased; he found her ...

... years in the family Mr. George Thomas, No. S, in that slieel, carpenter, whose death was causes by her taking unisnii. Charles Ireland, Hart street, Dtoomsbury, surgeon, lie was scut for Mr. Thomas's, to attend the deceased; found her in dreadful slate: ...

... family, at their seat, Berk*, from their seal, Coombe Abbey, Cyieuiry. D. and Mrs. Her sari family at their house in Charles- Ireland. MAK., at the Pultesey Hotel, Piccadilly, Mellb, Mowbray, 1., 'rest,. Aire. Von ..4fl Lily, at dine, 10%14% Carruthers ...

... Sovereigns; it was singular, that whilst Wales and Chester owed their liberty 'to Henry. VIII. and Durham wa§ freed by Charles ; Ireland owed her servitude to William the Third. He ' would, ask the House to look at the inconsistencies of the present System ...

... daughter of R. A: Daniell, Esq. of Trelissick% thocounly of Cornwall. On Thursday - last, at St. Martin's-in-the-fields, Mr. Charles Ireland Shirretf, solicitor, of Adam-street, Adelphi, to Mary, third daughter of Mr. John Jackson Cuff, of Great Queenstreet. ...

... Crown Tavern, Museum street, Bloomsbnry, on the b. fly of the lat., Lit ntenant Colonel Henry William Radcliffe. Mr. Charles Ireland, of 41, Hart.atreet, Bloomsbury, Surgeon, stated that be did not know the deceased peevions to its death. lie was Called ...

... Esq. at the Crown Tavern, Museum-street,Bloomsbury, on the, body of Lieutenant-Colonel Henry William Radcliffe. Mr. Charles Ireland~ of 41,44art-stirelei, Bloomsbur'y, surgeon, stated thatt'he did not know the deceased previous to his deab ; lie Ia& ...

... the beg Henry William adeliffe. Esq. a Li . eutenant-Colonel in the who died of apoplexy acceternted by drinking. Mr. Charles Ireland. of 41, Hart-street. Bloomsbury surgeon, stated; he did not know detieased to Lis Ile was called pos attend him 6n Thursday ...

... William Radcliffe. Esq. a Lieutenant-Colonel in the army, who died of apoplexy accelerated by excessive drinking. Mr. Charles Ireland, of 41, Hart-street, Bloomsbury, surgeon, stated, be did not know deceased previous to his death. He was called upon to ...

... LING,' Esq., at the Crown Tavern, Museum-street, Blot)Ms. bury, on the btxty of Lieut.-Colonel Henry Wm. Radcliffe. Mr. Charles Ireland, of 41, Hart-street, Bloomsbury, surgeon, Stated that be did not know the deceased previous to his death; he was called ...