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... from John Edward Redmond, . and Dev 60 N. 30s. each from the Rev. James Sinnott, P.P. Kin, 0-0 John Devereux, Jobn Car » William Whitty, dy to each from Rev. John C rand Redmond, Michael Wickham, Nicholas Devereux, Ex 00 in, P.P. x V.G, Rev. John Sunnc ...
... Howard Thomas Brownrlgg, Clerk f G. L. Proby, M. P. John C. Lees J. Grattan, M.P. J. White $. S. Hutchiason John Humphreys J Charles Tottenham Peter Touche Morlcy Saunders ' Francis Synge a! William Ryvea John Synge f James Chritchljt '• Moore Morgan, -Clerk ...
... M.P., Ifard Alorpcth ; Air. Bellew, M.P., Lord Meiprth; Sir WilHam Somerville, by the Marquess Conyngham ; Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Hohhonaa; Major Alacnamara, Lord Musnsib Air. Bridgman. M P., Lord Morpeth ; Mr. J. H. Tafaot, P., by the Earl of Sbrrwsbunr; ...
... Ainsworth, Esq. the Ancient Court-foolsauthor of Rook wood,” Will Suntmers, Dick TarU with two Illustrations ton, and Archibald Arm- George Cruikshank strong, by Ingleberry Osss-Handy Andy’s New Adreo- kin. ttures by S. Lover, Esq.. A Visit to the Castle of ...
... meetings” have had in jhis coujury, and of which Mr., Grattan is but too well, allured, without the aid hint, from Mr, Elliot, and that they are, and have been lan&iouid. by pexfons of rank and power Mr. Grattan Jcnovys full well. To clear and illudrate the truth ...
... Articles 'n,. Gurney Papers. the The American BobatWrßy Editor. T. C. Grattan, Esq. Vltniral Lord Mizcn deck’s Retrospection. Narrative. Btc late Letters from Ireland. By Cockney* Ksq. Edit- John Came, Esq. hv the Author of Paul The Lesson of Life. j» '•> Douglas ...
... Rev. C. Sangar, John Rev. Edward Arnold, John Atkinson. Rev. Samuel Madden. Rev. Charles A. Magtiiie. Win. John C. Ot*le, Constantine J. Smyth, Rev. Frederick J. Walker, Cuoynghain Ellis, Rev. Win. Sudchfle. Rev. Robert Chatto, Rev. John L. Aimstrong, Rev ...
... fallhlefs themfelves ar. j to their country, mult ok to Grattan, the ! pride of Ekin, with the keen folicitude connedhd expectation, and the kindred affection indiifoluble fate. The power Mr. Grattan debate perfefUy aftonifhing. His mind is large and 1 luminous ...
... the great Grattan, occurred—coercion arid conciliation we proposed the latter, and opposed the former (and concludes) Mat the Liberty of the People be Immortal !!” How changed the son! How changed even since last year when he sent away his arms, and opposed ...
... Maxwell Wm. Boyle, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIED. On Tuesday, the 16th, at the residence of the bride’s father, John N. Conmee, Esq., eldest son of John Conmee, Esq., of Kingsland House, to Miss M Donnell, youngest daughter of Patrick M Donnell, Esq., of Glanduff ...
... Oxford-street the , w* before last; I never walked arm-and-arm *ith Laird 1 William ; I never smoked arui-and-arm with him in the 1 street; smoked one occasion when walking with him ; was not ann-aud-arm with him ; had umbrella, and went under it ; 1 dined ...
... repeat it. Captain Page, being informed that there was no further evidence, said, that from what had been staled by Lord Cardigan in reference to his pistols not being rifled and hair* triggers bad thought fit to summon Mr. Parker, the gunsmith of the ...