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... assistance of her servant, the fair unknown was soon seated behind him. Blushing and laughing at the necessity, she put an arm around his waist to support herself, and then begged him to proceed without delay, as she was anxious to reach home before night ...
... OF A Kiss.—At the New Bailey Court, on Saturday, Henry Grattan was charged by Nancy Forrest with having assaulted her in a railway carriage on the way from Rochdale to Manchester. He put his arm round her waist and kissed her on-the cheek, and attempted ...
... 1,4 ; J. M. Pirrie, M.D., J. Charley, J. MacLurmin, J. Girdwood, J. Grattan, A. Johnston, William Johnston, M. Bell, Armagh ; H. Mumey, J.P., S. Black, Durham Dunlop, F. D. Ward, John Oulton, Edward Lee, James Dyaa, J. MtNeilly, James Searight, J. D. Mitchell ...
... atrennototly opposed the introduction of alcohol; a keg of which will purchase from the Indian everything that is his, his arms, lodge, horses, children, and wives. In olden times, however, the Main liquor was nut, as now, in for ce through the territories ...
... Dinners, Luncheons, am., when siting Load Lurgan's Demesne, can be 'applied tb every requisite at BROWNLOW ARMS I!.)TEL, 'text door to the entrahte. Grattan's and Cantrell's Lemonade, lee.. Lyle an Kinahan's Ale and Porter; Wines, Brandies, and Whiskeys, trom ...
... for three months. TOITT SHILLINGS AND COSTS. The Queen at the prosecution of J. Byrne, Esq , 5.1., r. John Gibson and others, for rioting in John-street, on the night of Saturday, the 18th inst. Mr M'Sheehy spoke in strong terms about the improper conduct ...
... England was entirely removed ? I wish to speak with all honour and admiration, even enthusiastic admiration of Mr Grattan. Not only wee Grattan one of the most brilliant orators of his own or any age, but ho was what wan more to the purpose, one of the most ...
... allowed to have arms only under 189, W.M., James :Gordon; L.O.L. 299, 11 .11., certain restrictions, and no Catholic could be em- Joseph Marshal ; L.O.L. 311, W.M George Greer; ployed as a fowler, or keep any arms or warlike L.O.L. 396, W.M., John Peel ; L.O ...
... meeting of this 11 tar& held to-day, the following On 'diens were prepent : John llsneo4, JP. in the coheir; Colonel Warido, .IP. DI.; Robert Wad.le I, 31'. John I.lseonn. Hall. John Rion•rnon, Jo eph R Watson, %V Baird, Elliott. Coal tt Waddell. W 3 A 10 ...
... regret their choice. At the yearly meetings of the Lurgan and Portadown Commitpdoners held on Wednesday last, John Hancock, Esq., J.P. a:ul William John Paul, Esq., were reelected chairmen to the several Boards. Mr Hancock has held tue position for forty years ...
... twenty per cent. reduction. Mr. Henry Youag, of Cork, and Mr John Kelly, Dublin, have given a liberal reduction to the tenants on their estates in the County Waterford. Four persons named John Ryan. of Miltown ; James A. Ennis. of Woodgraigne ; Pierce Meaney ...
... the true knot of the holiday difficulty which recurs at every one of the bank holidays, but is intensified at Christmas. Sir John Lab; bock, eminent alike as a banker and a man of science, can pass from one form of business in Lombard Street to another ...