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... the Repeal Association, particularly that of Mr. Grattan, who has always exprea.;:sd the greatest veneration for the memory of his father, and his concurrence in all his opinions and sentiments. Mr. Grattan's speech teems with abuse of England, and, while ...
... county of Cardigan, with extensive and thriving plantations, abounding with game, and including the , manor and manorial rights of Rhydouen, with its appurtenances. The estate is nearly in a ring fence, intersected by the river Ystwith and the Cardigan tur ...
... Battersby, Leyne, and Fuller, delivered sentimental speeches. The early part of the evening was spent in attempts to prove that Mr. John O'Connell was opposed to the union of Irishmen. No one seemed to care whether he was or was not. Here is an extract from the ...
... — The Editor ;three articles) John Poole, Esq, Lady Charlotte Bury • The Authors of The Rejected Ad. Capt. klarryat (two articles) dresses The Hon. E. Phipps T. C. Grattan, Esq. The Hon. Mrs. Norton Alfred Crowqoill John Came, Esq. I Benson Hill, Esq ...
... Mzestzuns.—Charles &ink, Hamilton, Briscoe, R.M. Milnes, Hogg, Thomas Hope, George W. Hope, Freshfield, Sanderson, John Ellis, Gaily Knight, John Round, D'lsraeli, Goring, Sanford, Campbell of Islay, Villiers Stuart, Robert Steuart, O'Connell, Ormsby Gore ...
... or Royal Dragoons from Newbridge, and the 11th Hussars; the brigade to be under the command of Lieut. Colonel the Earl of Cardigan. His lordship has taken a mansion in Stephen'sgreen, where the countess will give splendid parties. The 10th Hussars is one ...
... Wednesday evening, when the nwrnbers were announced by the Sheriff to be Moore, 1,836; Shaw, 1,569 ; Grattan, 1,011. Two of the fruel:olders' booths, in which Grattan's strength lay, were closed, the number (20) which the law requires not having been polled in ...
... LEG. _ The characters 15 , Mr. Gilbert and Ballin; Master Marshall arm Miss-Marshall; Mr. J. Ridgway, and Mr. T. Ridgway. _ _ . _ _ . _ . To conclude with the Face f FREE AND EASY: Sir John Freeman, Mr. C. Mathews; Mr. Charles Courtly, Mr. Bartley; Michael ...
... this morning. Why this coyness in one so bold? The secret cannot be longer concealed. John O'Connell post-dated his epistle ; Harry Grattan has antedated his. John has clearly the first claim provided the first application is to have the preference. Mark ...
... At the' close of the Poll the numbers For Mr. Ellis • - - • - 1213 I , or Vr. Grattan • - - • - 794 SIXTH DAY.-.-TR t DAY, JUNE 30. s-day the election terminated. Jr. Grattan addressed . tie..:ectors in an animated speech, at the hustings, :ib,at tw.c ...
... Forty-five Acres, within a ring fence, with a farm-houfe, barns, !tabling, and luitable out-buildings, now on leafe to Mr. John Dainerel for an tinexpired term of t; }Tars, at a net rent ot zoo!. per annum, clear Of rates, taxes, and repairs. ' fundry ...
... merchants.—David Vautrey and John Beaumont, of Honley. Yorkshire, wheelwrights.—James Simon Ewart and Francis Hislop Spragg, of the Royal Arcade, Pall mall, tea-dealers.—George Hoghton and John Marsh, of Liverpool, timber-merchants.—John Lyde, Benjamin Page, ...