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... than all the world is aware of. M Hew do you find yourself, Mrs. Judy? said aSt Bartholomew** surgeon, after taking off tha arm of an Irish basket woman“ How do 1 find myself? why, without antt, how the d—l else should find myself r wu Mrs. Judy*a reply ...
... grsVt woolth, the morning, sftrr their airivd Cardigan, and the partners have been late bat little and whilst they were fast lacked in the vi- in the habit of giving their own partieular atgout-restoring arms of the drowsy god, two tention to ths business ...
... the History Kngland would furniek them with and the Catholic Barons Knglatnl would have wrung from the hands the tyruutiirul John, Charter of their liberties, if It had not liern for the Chibs of this nature.«— [great rherring.] If the Catholics Ireland ...
... Burrell, M. P., Sir G. Shiftier, Lady Cooper, the Duchess o* Bedford, the Earl of Essex,Lord John Russell, Sir Hugh Dillon Massey, General Grosvetior, Mr. and Miss Grattan. Mrs. Blachford, Sir T. Wilson, Lord Lifford, and Captain Patten, Lord Hartland, Sir W ...
... h. p 4fith Foot. Cajtains.—Woolcombe, 9dth Feet, Cerigo ; RoberMon.h. p. 74th Foot; Argutaabma Jh*p. of the Port of Mahon ; John Grant, h. p. Vnntwhed. LiterKNANT.—llreett, (Adjt,) 33|^Foot,''Jamaica; Halstead, Foot, Chctlmr Lester, h.' p. 7th Foot Holland ...
... Joy of Lord. We Methodist Mlaaioo commenced in the Waet ladfae la 17M. It now aa yean old, and nearly so.aaa uadar in Her. John Gukk.—Mr. Chairman, It if usual with young men when appearing for the first time the platform, to introduce themselves offering ...
... Jobostnn, Abr\»uvtt Joha Martin, John It* ally John (tilmartin, Mkh»» Oa«B»er, Thomas C«Kkaou. Jamca Chriwtal, Itryan Rooney, O’Ne.l, John Snayth, Martin Couioo. John Burrotts, ThorqpM Boyd, Bartim Snuth, lonian, Cuff Martin, John H. J. ...
... and pUyfuine«.s kid. to listen the gallery its glorious round-nmm, the antilhesee «f Grattan; the caustic wit Curran ; the oily ami glozing of rastlereagb ; the puns John Toler ; the wit of !lu*he; the blunders and the bulls the the Irish Olympus, Sir Boyle ...
... future eminence, Her natural taste was fostered and cuhiratadby’Mr saather, who waa ewH- singer: and ludfphwer. before she arm rigS ySsrs age. A highly successful decided the ohiecta hwfiiture pursuits. study of beoiaaft being, engrossing, eren a* that ...
... to have received from Mr. John Wvnnk. the sura 4/. 10s. collected at Hazelwood House, on Sunday last, when the inclemency of the weather prevented the family from attending the Charity Sermon preached in the Church St. John’s, for this humane cause the ...
... effect, lie knew shell wm the opinion of the informed people nt the other side.m fnct the mnjoritj of Irishmen.— Mr. JAMCS GRATTAN deprecated the use of that foros'under any circumstances, He cha> rmctsrized the yeomanry useless and misehie* rows. lathe ...
... gratifying to obaerve that their Majcatioa were in excellent health. The procession proceeded in the following order. Ofecws af Arms. Tbs Prebendaries and Dean of Westminster. His Majesty’s Vice Ckambcrlaln, Treasurer of bis Majesty's Comptroller of his Majesty’s ...