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... Loyalist Conventions. Mr. Gladstone surpasses himself. We have to forget Tim llralt Begone. Saxon I have to forget John Dillon, Honest John, calling us nation of cowards. We have forget Arthur O’Connor’s vaunt ot New Jersey that in whatever war Great Britain ...
... of Mr Grattan' ?' asked Ann, with a keen look at her cousin. Ainslie shrugged his shoulders, and a smile pLlyed about his mcuth as he auswered : ' Mr Graham does not want my frieodrhip. I guess be has got his eyes on you, Cousin Ann.' Any reply from Miss ...
... Lord James Granger, T. C. Stuart, W. Villiers Grattan, H. Strickland, Sir G. Grey, Right Hon. Sir G. Strutt. E. Guest, Sir J. Tancred, H. W. Hall, Sir Benjamin Thorneley, Thomas Harris, John Q. Townely, John Hastie, A. Traill, G. Hatton, Captain, V. Troubridge ...
... THE LATE MR. JOHN PALACE. A vacancy has been created in the reprosentation of the borough of Armagh by the death of Mr. John Vance, which occurred so suddenly in Scarborough, from disease of the heart. Mr. Vance first entered Parliamentary life in 1852 ...
... ordered to attack the enemy aft all hasarda, sent word to Lord Cardigan to advaaee. The order wax conveyed Captain Nolan, daring and kapetaona Bolder, who, It k mid, ordered Lord Cardigan attack the Rmekn position. Too good eoldier to dmobry the eunuaand ...
... at o'clock. Odd-Fellows' Anniversary.—Mr. John Richardson, jun., of Cockermouth, has been chosen preside over the anniversary dinner the Independent Order of Odd-fellows, next week, iv London. St. Bees.—Sir John Maxwell, Bart., Spring Kcll. has taken the ...
... CARPETS AND CURTAINS. JOHN MOFFET SON beg to intimate that they are now allowing their Spring Delivery the above. All by the beet Maker*. teat Design* and Colouring*. Kidderminster Carpet*. Tapeatiy Cnrtaio*. Tapeetry Carpeta. Chenille Curtain*. Brussels ...
... TBIAL or JOHN LATIMER FOR THE WILFUL MITRIVER OF GEORGE HOWARTH. John lMtimer 32, was indicted lor the wilful murder of George llowatth, one of the watchmen Manchester. Mr. Armstrong stated the case to the jury very concisely, and called the following ...
... the prisoner* lor trjnl *v our - lltrriM>n Fliiver, John little. J.uiu'f > neUir. Jai. - I’hillip*, lo»e|i|i t’urrie, John ('urlelon, Tlinin.iti 1 1, iv I*l iti. Aim IMvuon, anil 'llmih Uimv, charged with larceny ; Farrar. R liert Hume, and Juine* Cliir ...
... ESTABLISHED 1826. JOHN gTL LAW A Y, PHARMACIST k DRUGGIST, Gives hia special attention to the preparation of MEDICINES and the DISPENSING Phyaisiana' PRESCRIPTIONS. NEW REMEDIES aoon as introduced into Practice. CHEMICALS and SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS, PH ...
... daughter of Mr. Isaac Bristo, both of St.-John's-in-the-Vale. At St. John's Church, Keswick, on the 25th ult., Mr. John Milbujn, joiner, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. Jonathan Stables, grocer, &c, both of Keswick. At St. John's Church, Workington, on the 29th ...
... A iew days ago Samuel Smith, ami John Sadler, of Norwich, were convicted having phcafants in their cudody, both being unqualified perfons.—Smith, for having eight birds, hath forfeited the fum of 401. Sadler, for having ten birds, hath forfeited the fum ...