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... sentence; but then Brougham isa spoiled child in itfis Way, and generally utters that which it is fitting should'beicnown. ltr. Edward Davenportmayvent his disa 'eppenienjt in: nomplaining of altera'tions of opinions which are just as-'good for the public i ...
... hoioisr e geritleir.n' concluded by proposing6 , The Waterford Agricultural Society. I ?? talentied and efficient Secretary, - Edward RoIwrts,* 1.E4, haxving been' called-upon from all parts of the, roin,o rose, and in, gerky appropriate language gave a c ...
... learned gentleman inext proposed, in the absence of his father, a gentleman of high respectability, resident in London, Edward Richey, Esq., 6, Blackheath Hill, London, as a member of the ?? by acclamation. He next read a letter fromh Mr. P. MKvirver, and ...
... Mackey, - Mills, Esq., James Finn, Esq., Professor i L Kane, Captain Nowlan, the Rev. Mr. Flanagan, the Rev. t Dr. Miley, Edward Bullen, Esq., Christopher Fitzsaimon, t i Esq., - Perry, Esq., Henry Mills, Esq. The room was % crowded with the must beautiful ...
... Nixon, James Peterkin, J. M. Loughuan, he Robert Mullen, Robert Warren, John Chambers, Thomas rd Coegrave, Laurence Brangan, Edward Reilly, Patrick ye MICleall, John Gray, Thomas Thompson, James Hans Hu- th milton, M.P.; George H. Lindsay, It. W. Law, Joshua ...
... Hlitchcocl;, Esq., barrister-at-law. on the bela instant, Edward James, tie beloved son of Mr. Jos' Crowso, of Temple-street, iMountjoy-street, b* At Seoutbushi, Marit, wife of the Rev. Edward Bruce, and d3P E ter of the late Llautenant.Coloiel Head, ...
... his ovn nub. b saription of one guinea, 71 7s. Newtownharry, per Rev t James W~alsh, 131. Camolin and Ballyoughtr, per Rev Edward Kavenagh, 221. Cranford and Moneysnd, per a Rev Mr O'Brien, 101. Poulpeasty, per Rv. Mr Hore, r 181 l0s. St James's Hook and ...
... of the city coroners, held an Ainquest at the corn store of Mr. Busby, Warrenmount, ii Black Pitts, on view of the body of Edward Donough, who met his death under the following ?? )m Andrews stated that he is superiodendant of Mr. Busby's llcorn store ...
... Esq, a0e ; Iticlivrd M Connell;, Eaq, solicitor, l Oa Mr John Doigan, go Gd Od i Patrick Moore, Mr James Lennon. R'W & V. Mr Edward Corcoran 'R W & V. and Mr ratrick Fitzpatrick a ss e hI ' ' ' - ' Mr. hi. O'CONNELL.- mlove,' Sii,' with great pleta- ' sure ...
... Ballybay; John James Hughes, REsq., Bahlybay; Rev. Mr. M'Keon, C.C., Carrickmacross; Rev. Jamnes Callan, C.C., Aughnamullen ; Edward Murray, Esq., Bollybay; James Johnston, Esq, Ballybay; James M'Cabe, Esq., Ballybay; Rev. P. Don- negant, C.C., Clontibret; ...
... Strong, Arclidercon Fitzgerald, Robert Axdrews, Eet. QC; C W Domville, Esq. D L; Mr C mmissio er Hargrtave, Jonatbdn Piu, Esq; Edward Bar. rington, JRsq, Jumes Haugtion, Esq; John H Orpen, Eeq, LLD; LE Feot, Esq; James A Lawson, LLD; Wrigley Grimshaw, Esq; ...
... Crosspatrick ; Hleary Faussett Glen Villa, Arthur Ormsbey, Glen Lidge; John Ormsboy, Itenegry; S. . MlDeriott, Clsongee; Edward Atkinoon, Thomas M Andrew, John BalA, IHenry Joynt,- Carden, Rev J. Verschoyle Rev. S. Stock, Rev. J. R. Gore, F. Knox, Lowvally; ...