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... Brahmin and a Mohammedan, in attitudes expressive of grief. On the back are the arms of the East-India Company, with tbe figures ofa British grenadier on one side of the arms, and a scapoy on tbe other side. Each basso-relievo is decorated with the lotus ...
... Attended her incessantly, and conducted himself in the most exemplary manner. The family of Captain John- stone was not equal in point of fortune to that of Mrs. John- stone—and it might so happen that this circumstance had led to those little strifes to which ...
... and called her to light a candle and send her son John into the room ; while they were there, she went in, and saw- some slogs. William Maher said he wanted the slugs, as he was going to take the arms at Ned Shea's. Maher next directed her to tell Pat ...
... further con- cession to the demands of those whom that body represented. Similar Petitions were presented from the parish of St. John the Baptist, Bristol, and from tbe freeholders of the city and couaty o! Londonderry, the latter signed by 67 Clergymen, and ...
... shewing themselves men. Three months afterwards Mr. O'Connell said he ?? ould not press the introduction of the claim of arming the ?? .holies: if he did, it might be supposed they were going to pv. iaim war at once. This was followed up by the quotation ...
... convulsion. Sir John Newport, Mr. Phmkett, Mr. Brownlow, Sir H. Parnell, Mr. V. Fitzgerald, Mr. B. Clark, Mr. R. Martin, Lord Milton, Sir F> Burdelt, and Mr. Abererombie supported the Bill. Mr. Sanies, Mr. Peel, Mr. C. Hutcftinton, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Venman ...
... the whole population of tbe Parishes of Kirk Christ, Rushen Kerburgh and Kirkpatrick, amounting to nearly 1000 men, having armed themselves with scythes, and other similar dan- gerous implements, proceeded in a body to Castle Ruthen, where their refractory ...
... j nominated by Mr. J. P. Hollwav, seconded by Mr. John J Dickenson; Mr. John Waite then proposed Neale Malcolm, jjun. Esq , and was seconded by Mr. T. Broughton; and Mr. j Henry Clarke proposed John \Vilk» Esq. of Finsbury- Square, j London, and was ...
... to the Address, 24 ; against it 170. Mr. Grattan then rose, and after deprecating the omission of the state of Ireland in the Speech, moved a Resolution on thfs subject. — A division took place — for Mr. Grattan 's motion 58; against it 135. The motion ...
... Thomas, Oxford Street, auctioneer Hayward William, Nottingham, glass-merchant Iggulden John, Dover, Kent, painter Johnson John, Manchester, victualler Lambert John Trotman, Chalford, Gloucestershire, clothier Longley Pilcher, Ramsgate, Kent, carpenter ...
... Huskis-K>n could not attend the House next week without great risk. The Speaker acquainted the House that John Stanbury was in the custody of the Sergeant at Arms, and it was ordered that he should be committed to Newgate, on the motion of Mr. Wynn. The Hon. Mr ...
... Lord remember David.— Handel. Motett, -- Glory, Praise, and Adoration.— Mozart. Recitative and Air, Mr. Edward Taylor, Arm, arm, ye brave ! — Handel. Recitative, 'Ti* well ! Six Times.— March.— Air and Grand Chorus, « Glory to God.— Handel. PART ...