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... chapter of Ist John, after which selected for his teat John a 14. first clause, I am the good Shepherd, and introduced the subject by showing that Ciirist'a superiority above other prophets was proved by the simple annunciation of the teat. John never said ...
... Street. Re'uo.d. Oros. SlEenne. Lower Jl-stone; new application. Rafared. John 141'Cann. 20 High Street; new application. Granted. James hi - Mahon. 30. Smithfield; transfer from John Stevenson. Refused. Thomas Orr, Old Melon, Reed new application. Granted ...
... TII K ARM Y. Tut Staff. lieutenant-Colonel Brough. Assistant Adjutant-General of the Belfast district, having proceeded leave, the duties of his will, during his absence, performed Major Stuart, of the 10th Regiment. Royal Rkoimkxt Artillkrt.—Another ...
... JOHN BULL IN PARIS. Sutdligmet. W. lake th. Mlo.lnr 1,.01, letter (orol.hej ll.e p„„ , „ llrrn.e died in I '. r, U°T l> ' . L Denegal Workboow, tnet week, ot the »([c 108 •• The Norman t> at Urt a.rnred for the En*M 1 ln>m of Killjgnrdoo, are oadlyuted ...
... William Coates, 1 James M, Darbishite, 10 ; William Diusegle, 0; James Hirdwood, 11 ; Jobs) Me& 0; Bernard Hughes, 2; John Kirk, 1; John Lowry, 6 ; W. T. & Lyons, 9; Janice Mows, M.D., 4; M. Mulligan, 4; George Murray, 4; James Thomas Sinclair, jun., 3; ...
... THE STATE PRISONERS AND UR. JOHN O’CONNELL. Mb. Johk O’CoififßLL lately addressed the people of Ireland a letter, in which there appeared some reflections manifesting an ungenerous spirit of rindictireness towards Mr. Smith O’Brien and bis misguided ...
... Charlentont,—D. Alderdim. Lam. .—J0hn Nlulrioa. Do., —John Kerr. Moira, ----R. Millis. Coagh, J. &W. M•Keown. Maghera, .T &M. Kerr. Cloughmills,—H.M. Keret% slagberafelt, John Johnston. Comber, ----G. 51•Morran. Marketbill, _Ed. Cumming ...
... And that old sundial, too. so sagge.ti we of change and progress. history and science. John HO,. whose same is inscribed on it, was at the mete of Derry; and one of the oldest resideuters has a snoff-bos his with Derry, itife, engraven on it; mai ...
... belonging to one John Richards, of Cardigan ; found small drawer a memorandum book certificate of No. 69.551 : a register ticket. No. 3.389. a certificate of discharge ; and three letters —two from a brother, and from tus wide—addressed to Mr. John Williams, ...
... was mg John who slid it, but the a t ;;' arel among the rest, his teidolgent mistress is always wady to fieget and forgive, 5,01 to take him back again once as be Nu longer ago than Friday hot week. one of these im iciethoo s.edr, eveurreil. John heels ...
... destitution. Tho names given arc Wise Arthur Hughes, Patrick Savage, John Oitagan, Edward Roche, Tom Cavenagb, and Edward Comming. They Avcre armed with puinards and loaded pistols. Their arms were seized and their presence announced the authorities in Paris ...
... opposition in tho House of Lords. Amongst tho speakers in support of the bill on Tuesday evening, were Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell, tho late and present premiers, whoso able and eloquent •peechos support of tho law and tho constitution earnestly ...