... redoubled stiengtli, and pass through the furnace adversity with renovated lustre. I have the honour be. Sir, your humble servant, JOHN UAH AM, Chaplain of the Grand Orange Lodge of Irelnnd, and Master of the Grand Orange Lodge the County and City of Londonderry ...

... James Murray. l)*Visu. John Nue, ,' Aacite Wm. H. O'Connell. De Hensiiiide. Chat O'Connor. De HejMlilide. Charle* O’Reilly. |) . aenteria. Paler Perrin. Angina Peetoris. John u_ Sealy. De Imiginationia Robert Shanr.no A«eile. John De Drsenleria. Charles ...

... propose to avail themselves of Mr. Shaw Mason’s valuable assistance in effecting it. • I am, my dear Sir, yours, &c. JOHN NEWPORT. “ John David Latouche, Esq. &c.” The suggestion of Mr. O'Connell (the discussion on which had stood over by his adjournment ...

... you replied, and well and nobly, It ia too late; we must contone the English people. It it was Lord John Russell’s book was at variance with Lord John Russell's bill, still you answered, we must content the people of England, It it said that the rep ...

... Majesty's name, that John, Duke of Bedford, was duly elected member of the most noble and illustrious Order of the darter. The Duke of Ilichmond and the Marquess of Exeter, the two junior Knights, with the Principal King of Arms, retired, and shortly ...

... Poynts, W S Ashburton Blake, Sir Berwick Price, Sir ft Herefordshire Blamire, W Cumberland E Bristol Blount, B Steyning Pryse. Cardigan Blunt, Sir Lewes Barn shot tom, J Windsor Bouvcrie, Ho Downton Ricklord, Aylesbury Bouverie, Hn Now Sarum Killer, T Kent ...

... anil the promise of great abilities. John FitTgibbhn, to whom the estate devolved, now exhibited his natural designation tor public emiiicnrp. rcmaiked University, where he was | cunterapor.iry mifU tl»e Grattan, and Foster, afterwards Speaker Irish ...

... lortrt, Em. M. P. M. I*. N. A. Vipir*. Esq. M. Clinrlec Smith Forster, Esq. James C. C. Bell, Esq. 51. P. John Eieliani Elmore, Esq. James Grattan, Esq. M. P. Edmund F. Green, Esq. Andrew H. Lynch, Esq, M. P. Uobert Sutton. Esq. Daniel O'Connell, E«q. ...

... confined three four drawings placed equal distances. Silk sleeves frequently have bows of riband the inside of the arm, extending from the arm bole to the wrist A to Ladies. writer of the London Morning Herald addresses the following remarks to the fair ...

... Island, well armed and bearing an Union banner. After having stopped until they had nearly exhausted the cellar of a tavern keeper there,they proceeded to the town. About six hundred of them marched through all the streets ; the rest, bearing arms, remained ...

... G. Fealberstonc, Hon. G. Ponsonby, Mr. Van Homrigb, Hon. P. Ponsonby, Mr. O'Hara, ‘Mr. L. O'Brien, Mr. H. Grattan, Colonel Talbot, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Dick, (Orford) General Arcbdale, Mr. Dick, (Maldon) Sir A. Chichester, Hon. R. King, (Cork) Sir B. Dering ...

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