... nbilitv. Death the Right Hon. James Grattan.—The death of the Right Hon. James Grattan took place suddenly on Tuesday, last week. The right honourable gentleman was the eldest son of the late Right Hon. Henry Grattan, and represented the county of Wicklow ...

... litmus SIT. SHETLAND Handknitted Fairisle border Jumpers. Cardigans, 14/6; Lumber Coats, 16/-; Openwork Jumpers. 14;-: Berets. 5/9; Shawls; Children's Jumpers. 5/9. Approvals. Catalogue.—Peter Johns. ton, West Burraftrth, Bridge of Walls, Shetland. WONDZR ...

... Jean D II Brownlie expresses to the origin of Browne n or Browning nephew of John Brown allegedly ’murdered Col John Grahame Claverhouse refer her Napier’s & Times of John Graham of Claverhouse Viscount Dundee’’ published 1859 Vol I p 141 1 he authority ...

... Nightingale, £3,000 wapbell, Omer A them- pert, Williams, Adams, Pelissier, aved at Cardigan, Brown, La Marmora, Bosquet, ouey in Lord Raglan, and Admiral Bri royal arms of the Allied Powers form the he Meld, the cloth, the fillings are she trophies of ...

... convenience is to be consulted, %Roisters make no pretence of economy. TO Lest. or CARDIGAN.* Wednesday the Conservatives of North Northamptonshire entertained Tad Cardigan at dinner, in testimony of their approval of his principles and their gratitude for ...

... Clachan v Central County v Horse 1 canards Moncrciltc Arms v Old Ship Gunn's Bar v Corner Bar Queen's v Atholl Arms St John's v Hammerman: St John-stotin v Waverley Tulloch Inst v Thistle: Volunteer Arms v Builders: Mcrcat Cross-bye Currie ...

... valuable remedy PERTH. CHLORODYNE effectually checb sad arms. theme too Mts fatal dimeem-Diptheria, &v.:, Crosp,=„ CHLORODYNE effectually out. short all Epilepsy, Palpitation, sad Spasm. CHLORODYNE arm like a charm la , and the °sly aped& Cholera sad _ANNUAL ...

... Cabrrets; and ‘Cardigan to daw. justice to morrow.* seems the paraphrase of if at the Horse Guard*. The promissory note, l-owe*er, would seem to confess that something had been w.tnling before, anti perhaps Lord Hill feels that Lord Cardigan has rea to complain ...

... difficulty he got away unhurt.—Bfoc*6urn Standard. Paget v. Cardigan. —The following is extract from letter addressed Lord William Paget to the newspapers, in answer to the denial given Lord Cardigan certain charges alleged the plaintiff against his Lordship ...

... continue the command of tl*a of Cardigan. understand that the comp' dot Ur again*! Lord Cardigan has been attended to. end that his Lordship baa been In the case Major Cooper a copy of the reprimand was sent to Lord Cardigan, and it found it* way the public ...

... concluded urging Mr. Grattan to withdraw hi* amendment, and permit the address to up unanimously the Throne. Mr. Joum O’CoNNEtt, urged, at great length, the crimes of landlords excuse for the crimes of tenants. Sir B. Hall condemned Mr. John O’Connell for his ...

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