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... which contributed not little to the general gratification. John Browne, Goldsmith, No. 3, Fownes’s-i-treet—•Thorc were represented the altar Justice, with the figure Concord and pile of arms, with figure of boy setting fire them as no longer useful, at ...

... Sullivan, Treasurer, aiHUMr. John Robert Fitzgoald, Secretary, and Committee consisting Messrs. John Walsh, Thomas Duggan, John Donovan, John Heffernan, John Kelly, Edward Dwyer, Andrew O’Callaghan, M. Collins Edward Magncl, ...

... and entire enemy. (Hear, hear, hear.) There is nothing, for instance, about it, which would mark the John Pratt Winter. (Hear, hear.) have! known Mr. John Pratt Winter long, and all astonished at Is, that lie still continues to wear pantaloons. has written ...

... Jaug-v ter, .At •DurU-*t , « Grove, county Carlow, the lady of John f Dawson Duckett, Kwj. a daughter. Mcrrion-v.juare, the lady of the Rev, John Joseph Fletcher of daughter. At the lady of John Callaghan, Ea> a to:. and heir, |n Waterford, tlie lady Barton ...

... played Machclh flesh coloured arms, and gloves oi one piece, and when lie retired to reash I his hands under the injunction cf l.ndy Mnchrih, jthe short interval did not allow him to disengage himself from his flesh-coloured arms and gloves, and lie entered ...

... House Commons, was certaio, would be favourable to them. Mr. Peel, who had hitherto been their Arm opponent, might perceive the truth of observation made Mr. Grattan to foemer miolster-thst the mao who hlgot, not fit the minister of a great nalsoo. With reseed ...

... cause of the ,he Sultan profanations, becomes an auxiliary the oresent distress was the low prices. preference were Russian arms, which General Diehitsch turns tu account • t I,! hto their own manufactures, would be ; t much dexterity, abffi to employ ...

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... Eyie Hon. John Msssy, de Vets Hunt, Baronet, John Fitzgerald, ..r Cilin.) 'Villiam Thomas .Monael), Courcy . iv. fHi'lley Edward Rice. John Oo- lhiitoii Ms , *\v. George Tutblll, John Wegtropp, Gshherf. ILffernan Consiiline, Eyre Evans. John ...

... the Hon. F. Sonby, the Rev. Mr. Courtney, the Rev. Mr. Wade, the Key. Air, Keating, Thomas Moore, Esq., Mr. Blount, Janies Grattan, Esn. M.P., Joseph Hume, Esq. P-, James Corry, Es ...

... Doctor MacGittigan, />/. ; the Rev. Peter M‘Minaman, II.; the Rev. John M'Ginly, 11. ; the Rev. Neal Iloustan, II.; the Rev. Daniel O’Donnell, P.P., Muragh, II.; Messrs. Joseph and John Gallaher, 10s. each halfpence collected at Chapel-gate, last Sunday ...