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... Captain O'Halleran, of a son. At his seat, Turlings, near Colyton, the lady of John Mason Arming, Esq., of a daughter. September 15, at Gorrell House, near Barnstaple, the lady of John Miller, Esq., of a son. ■September 12, at Traialgar Place, Newport, the lady ...
... —l4B—Mr. George Jacques, Mr. Thomas Fry, and Mr. William Riche. 6.—l36—Mr. Ralph Gale, Mr. Thomas Fry, Mr. John Richc, and Mr. George Jacques. T.— John Hopkins, Mrs. Sarah Hullen, Mr. Thomas Henley, Mr. Thomas Hull, and Mr. Thomas Fry. B.—ll6—Mr. Ralph Gale ...
... When the deputation from the Irish Catholics lately wailed ojm»ii Mr. Grattan, the interview, are informed. **)* the Dublin Weekly Register, ** was most affecting. Mr. Grattan sat an arm-chair, huddled in blanket, ami apparently sunk into tit# lowest state ...
... yefterday. We are In the centre of maflacre and war. The military are out in all quarters, and under arms- Mr. Wallace, it is thought, will be returned.*’ Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw are returned again for the city of Dublin, without opposition or creating much interest ...
... DESIRABLE FEE-SIMPL#t PROPERTY AT TUTTON | To be Ferem ptorily SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. CALCUTT, King’s Arms Inn, Cross, on Manpay, the 3rd day of | JuLy next, between the hours of 2 and 4 in the Afternoon, New Ly-erecTeD VILLA, with large GAR- | DEN, ...
... would rest fhe defence of the measure upon the single fact, that a large quantity of arms had been imported into Ireland, and no one at this time knew where those arms were. Sir W. Somerville denied that the design of this measure was to put down any ...
... Purchaser, OK daily and irnm Cardigan, and thr.-e times a week the v»b'-gsoi tgjwsware, «iihin Mi'e-f his Estate For farther particulars, apply Mr. Stern.*. Solicitor ■ ftew *nn, London ; and to Lewis tv.-ns, tor, Cardigan, wh«s« office, Maps the Estate ...
... gaid ‘* Not guiity.”” The Earl of Cardigan then bowed and retired. The proclamation wks then made for dissolving tie commission. The white was delivered to the Lord High Steward on his knee by the Garter K ng at arms and the Geotleman Usber 0° the Rod ...
... question but would only advert to the Act Union Mr Grattan was that Ireland ceased to take laws from England obtained a fair share in the representation the Empire It was not one of brilliant Mr Grattan’s life that in two Parliaments so much from each other ...
... Harvey, Esq , tr> Lady Henrietta Lambert—Aug. 13, at Clifton, the Rev. John Ashley, LT..D , Lieut-Col. Snell, late of the Scots Fusilier Guards, to Ellen Swete, youngest daughter of John Ashley, Esq., of York Crescent, Clifton. Died.—At St. Katherine*s Lodge ...
... Mary his wife (formerly Mary Payne, of Wiltshire,) deceased, oi'any their children, will immediately apply Mr. John Sh aw, of No. 6, Cardigan-place, Kenning ton Cross, Su>try they will of something to their advantage, tn ...
... per acre, y9. Close of Pasture Land, called L«nd fcroft, let to Mr. Jas. Grattan at 425. per acre, —A Close c.f Land, called Lower } Froymore, let to Sir. James Grattan at'42s. 11 per acre, J —Another Close Pasture Land, called q Upper Fioqmore, let ...