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... conveyed the pr summons to the Lord Provost, the gate was by his autho- ne rity opened, when they advanced to the Lord Provost, and re' Marchmost Herald presented himself before the Lord pr Provost, and said, s My Lord, I have the honour of an- Sc nouncing ...
... confirmed. The Regency-(as it was called) which had b retired to Puycerda had abandoned that place, and fled to t France. Baron d'Erroles, their great General, bad been Id, also driven from place to place by Mina, and at Talaru, q, his native town, was totally ...
... F .\ Oarliam 11 THX lSlG 0.F LORDS. ' co THTI&:. E )Yl!tO CrAT loKS.C Thuarday, April, 24.:ord Ellenboroogh said, that a painful as it was to review the late negociations, that pain eon wasgreatly increased by having ?? Duke of Wellington's Pr namne ...
... Grosveor Lords Lynedod1 E ton, Wet c a Nugent, the Horb J- Aecronby, Messrs sor D' growle, Bennet, A. IAaring, .p bell E ple rei, Denmai, Grant, oot H w, p eo0 i LStBbton; Mabelly i J Maeib and n ,ernentlemnen of rank and respectability. Lord W k! Sas ...
... then to MESSUAGES SHOPS the east side Lord-syeetAvith the Warehouse and other pftiKugs at the hack in occupation of Messrs Bulfiifi foot as to-bacco-ma n u re rsi n m Waugh watchmaker containing ogether to the front Lord-street 14 yards in about 45 yards ...
... bill which a rereived his sanction on tie first reading, -when it weas =_crrird by a majority of too to one in the Hlouse of Lords. It appears from his owin, explanation, that whllen the Duke gave the bill his support, he did not exactly understand s its ...
... Jackson ; Unicorn, and Fly, from Dublin ; Tryal Packet, M-Donald, from Sligos | Earl of Errol, from Balina; Mary, M‘lntosh, from Wate, ; Bobert, from Ki]lo:xfih; Lord Blayney, . (ste from Newry ; Earl Roden, (stumeri and | Swift, from Dundalk ; Chieftain ...
... sacks oats, o Fearou—2o do, Greenham and Molyneux—2o trks butter, — Croker— 100 loads oatmeal, 2 bales linen, ruer. Earlof Errol, T Ritchic, from Ballina, B 110 tons. George's Dock, with 1018 grs oats, tor 8 Blain ai« Sou—2 casks old copper, 2 bags feathers ...
... Wellington and appointment General Lord hi are announced to the forces tiers from Horse The latter accordance with the King’s commands he the on the Stall that all Majesty’s military hitherto shall through his hands” The E rl Errol daughter of has first Aid-de-Camp ...
... followed in favour of this resolutin Mr Shiol ' In the end resolution Mr O’Connell the of Mayo Lord and Gort Lord Howtb Glandioe Chancellor and Mi Hart Lord Hill the Archbishop Dublin Archbishop Miss De Vesci Bishop of Bective ao land Adelaide Sir C Colquhoun ...
... even a standing placer The and regularity however prevailed At half-past eleven o'clock letter Vecerfcd from his Excellency 'Lord Lieutenant atidre’sra' to Grace the Archbishop at the that state of heplih prevalence easterly wind up lo the moment he hoped ...
... first, by a letter from Lord Uoesmore, a friend of the Catholics, and mapis trate of Monaghan, dissuading him from entering that townand nest by the Proclamation of the Marquis of Anglesey. On receiving the latter, he wrote to Lord V. Leveson Gower, the ...