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... nil the Hon. MiWW• orington, Vo.count Somerset. Led Stanley, BO Bloomfield, the Hon. E!ltot Tort., MP., Mr. Ike. h. Earl of Cardigan and the Hun. an I Rev. Mr. joined the ptrty on Tanday. Thar thet• wren prier. theatricals the entertainment ol heir Royal ...
... CastJa • • 30—it;Treety7d — Feeee between allied powers and /Wiwi& at Paris. arm.. 3—The Commission of General Officers, assembled at Chelsea College, to consider the reportpf Sir John and Colonel TeiLoch. 3—Price of consols 93.1. 7—A singular meeting of about ...
... iurishing state—there was no popular agi•stion, and he contended that when in opposition in isso, and the propositiou was made by John to abolish the of Lord Lieutenant, the noble lord met the support amongst others of Mr. T. Babes. Mr. I'. Bouts vie. Lord E ...
... cut off th 3 arm with which the wretoluel sought to avert the cut &Moat for his head. Not attisafeel with inflicting other anions sod deadly wound. on Richard Stapleton, the aseailene than turned sister, with the &rho cut the flesh edf her arm from the shoulder ...
... King. and to attend upon her Majesty. Lord Howard de Walden, Am. Majesty's Minister at the Court of Brits. eels, and Mr. Grattan, the British Consul, likewise paid the to her Majesty. At a quarter 10 o'clock the and Priam Consort landed in the State barge ...
... • • -• ' appears week in this eorno.p..mdenee. 11. and his eonfouuded stronx words with bold actions. 1 eould not, said Grattan, join :abet in the field, eintici I join the maini.ter. • great°, tealtne tlyin that rag. But of that style of talk, fierce ...
... wife. mond da of Henry Grattan, Iraq., to take and nue the arerllSMe of in addition to and before that of Bellew, quarter the arms of Grattan with in compliance with • proviso in the ' Will of the late Right Hen. lames Grattan, of Trim- ' county WieUate ...
... said vacancy, w said plea alleged ? They did. 4th thr said John 'Finegan duly elected a councillor of &stern Ward, as in said plea al. legal? Il.? was not duly sleeted. kb issue—Did the said John Finegan become, ant he. or is he, a councillor of said la ...
... destruction of human life to • deplorable The expiation was distinctly heard in parts of the city. and even on board the steamers arming up the but it resembled so muck the roll of distant thunder that it excited no tuspicioa of the dreadful reality. The scene ...
... lie non. union aurgeon. To al I these the ha, been known es a man John t what to .611 more 'insular, she did not decease inform any person of the deceit she bad ow practised, As John Murphy she lived and died, mm Murphy's death was registered by the ...
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