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... In the course of two years I expect their conviction of the inefficacy of English legislation, to restore their power as a party, and then I confidently count on their hearty and constant co-operation, to insist with us, on full justice being done to our ...
... serricesOsn the Greed Jury, and at Road. * * *tons.. He *ot-twelve of the Dutch breed(, and . _ek e . old soli: Another old dinner is aneually getting a dozen-Of Cheshire cheeses for like services. I state 'to this meeting, that the scenes of bribery and ...
... wife. GRAND ORANGE DINNER.-A dinner took place at M orrison's ,on Thursday evening, of Orangemen and Protestants professing Orange principles. The notice was but short, yet the attendance was DRmerous and highly respectable. The dinner was served up in ...
... The Earl of Wicklow entertained at dinner on Friday the Marquis of Aberdare, the Karl of Ahenleee, Lord tartan, Lord Claude Hamilton. Sir Edmund Hayes. Colonels ConoHy and Perves al, .cc. tke., end a distinguished party of fashionable* at his splendid is ...
... /Ail% On a cold and snowy night, in the winter of 182 R, I was passing through the St:and, t n my way home from a formal dinner party, when 1 stepped into one of those houses of entertainment abounding in that semi-fast i table neighbourhood which skirts ...
... On the i •ersary of our Patron Snint, there were a number of convivial parties in town. The members of the Old Liberal Club held their annual dinner their Club-room. The dinner, wines, &e. wet e sweiletit. The evening, van spent. as Irishmen should ...
... Murrny by Mr. henry Unittan. I he interposition of Sir tieorge Murray and Sir John fly ng was nut asked by either of the parties pri /civility concerned, but proceeded simply from tt desire on their part to oh% nite all possibility of it misittnlersbuttling ...
... perceived by a glance his scornful curled lip speak vollifilf`S of derision to our host. This was too much ; I left the room ; the party -were mauled with most admired disorder. Oh, Jacinths, why do 1 love this cruel tuna ? Surely his altered estate might by this ...
... thingtita man ought to hat e been dead long ago, asked him to dinner ; and Sala sum o •, drest out as spruee as though had buried his partner. Al his breast he woie 'a •boquei of flowers. After dinner Ler Majesty took a fancy to a parlieular flower in the said ...
... family, she `my reflect an the iiliPitiitaticeof her party. • Vie understand upon. good authority that the King and Cloaca dine with the Duke of Wellington on the 2ith %at., in consequence the Pitt Dinner is put ate the at which the Duke will preside.—San ...
... been ordered to provide a dinner for thirty, daily, during the election. Mr. Hart, attorney, Dublin, and Mr. C. Doherty, appeared for the Defeadituts, and examined witnesses to ebew that the charge of 10e. per head, for dinner, to 30 peirsOaS was extravagant ...
... that I was really lost in admiration, the first time I saw one of them at his work, and the sight gave me quite enough for dinner ; but 1 afterwards found such slender diet would scarcely do to live upon. However, this I must say of them, that they are ...