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... some remarks from Mr. Merton Mr. Lebottehere, aEd Lord John Russell, the Mown divided, rhea the numbers Welt, Per the Address lt Fur the Amendment 192 Majority CHIT CHAT. All Sorts of things for al! arms of men. ' Happy is the man whose circumstances are ...
... favour of freedom and Catholicity. In the Foreman of Saturday appears the following account of Mr. 11. Grattan's canvass the day before : —Mr. Grattan's grand canvass in Navan began before or about one o'clock, and before two he had to fly as fast as a ...
... •Olatainiew 111 paws. and ~ m bodyfus sow %arm White Paper. and epeerlars W M. and the lieey. 'a sell the more Ptah Berlin and Mimi. THE OFFICIAL WEEKLY LIST OF REQUIREMENTS by QUEEN MARY! NEEDLEWORK GUILD, IT. JOHN'S AMBULANCE SOCIETY, ANL, THE BRITISH HUI ...
... be Mown or Fed. C. F. revolved lastructions from the Elora. of the late William Guam gag., to LMT by AUCTION, at the Eliot Arms Inn, South Cerny, on Saturday, the 21st day of April, 1900 (subject to conditions),— THE following capita! GRASS and PEED op ...
... had married the Earl of Cardigan : her e:dest George suereeded Ms father &I Earl of Cardigan and married the daughter of the Duke of Montagu after the death of he father-hi-law law was created Duke of Montagu and Ma sou John was styled Marquis of Writhes ...
... by the E url of Cardigan) two years at the senior departin,nt of the Military College, and a di,tinet and express understanding that Captain John Reynolds should never again be required to serve Mr a single day under the Earl of Cardigan. `•1.1JOIt MORSE ...
... against the fury of an armed mob, &c. Cambridge University, Feb. f. Smith's Prises. —(From our own Correspoudent.)—Ou Saturday last these prises were adjudged to Mr. Cayley, of Trinity, the senior, arid Mr. Simpson, of St. John's, the ascend, wrangler ...
... two inci,es in fifteen hours. Mast and spars carried away. DisTRES3I•4O SHP waxes In CARDIGAN On Saturday evening a most distressing shipwreck took place in Cardigan Bay. About noon a brig was seen near Use island with signals of distress flying. As soon ...
... prevailed. The candidates were Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. M. Corbally, and Mr. F. Lucas. The great bulk of the populace seemed to be in favour of Mr. Lucas, and it was with difficulty that a hearing could be obtained for Mr. Grattan, for whom only one hand was held ...
... Cambridge Lawrence Thomas Brown, innkeeper, Newent, Gloneent John Berry, banker, Liverpool Thomas Barnard, merchant, Devon 1. adford Potts, wool-broker, Leeds James Dickson, draper, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. John Ilicklin, printer, Nottimtham Henry Smith, wine merchant ...
... the tradesmen of the ancient and loyal coy of Dublin. Mr. Henry Grattan seconded the resolution. He asked, Were the Englishmen to put a brutal upon their foreheads as well as their arms? Never (loud cheers).! A onion could exist only on a footing of ...
... THE NAVAL Bream. EMPLOYED ON &lona—Commanders Henry James Baby, John Bythesea (Baltic). Hugh Talbot Burreyne; Lieutenants Charles Davis Lucas (Baltic), William Nathan Wright Hewett; Mr. John Roberts • gunner; Mr. Joseph Kellaway, boatswain; Mr. Henry Cooper ...