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... motion was granted. AI. ARMING DECREASE THE REVENUE. There are alarming reports circulated in London relative to the Revenue. It is said that it is now decliningat the rate of 200,000/. weekly, or 10,000,000/. per annum. John Lysaght,-v Letting tl)e Lands ...
... Patrick Sherin, jun., Thomas Kean, Daniel Reardon, James Haloran, John O’Neill, John O’Dooly, John Carroll, Edward Kean, John Reardon, Patrick and Lawrence English, Patrick Foley, John Murphy. Richard Moloney, William Mich. Carrol), Patrick ...
... Cooney, John, Corhallis, James, Ratoath, Manor-house, eonnty Meuth, Carmichael, Richard, 24, Hutland-square, DubUn, Classon. John, Blackhall-strcet, Dublin, Coaon, John Stewart, flesh-park, KilUrnry, Cronin, Daniel. Killarney, (Vonin, John, South Mill ...
... ' Lady Grace sat his right hand and John Moody on his left—it was his duty to turn obliquely and j attend to the long story John Moody, but he placed his chair near the Orchestra that he could not turn his face John without turning his back on Lady Grace ...
... selves. Mr. Lawless alone had a slick, winch is in the habit of carrying. The horses of the carnage were beaten violently. John Grattan, Thomas Donnelly and Edward Irvine beat the horses, and threat, enedthe persons in the carriage. Irvine steward to the ...
... other purposes not prohibited by law. . . , 1 gl. DOTT.F, St..Michael and John a, RICHAKD ENNIS, JOHN ENNIS. Tha Clergymen Parish'onera have appointed Messrs. Riehard and John Ennia. a. fit and proper person, to diacharge the duties Catholic Churchwatdma ...
... Colonel Allen, end Mr. J.me. Grsltsn. To the «f the Cbsirnan eat Lord Rowmore, Mr.]Pter»e, M . P aonby, and Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thomas Esmond, Bart., Sir Charles M can Sir F. M'Dnnnell. Mr. Baeeot, nf Ca«tlebaggot,’ Mr. O’Connell ...
... O’Brien, E»q, John M‘Coughlin, Esq, ; and each from Rev Mr Darcy, P P, Uev Mr Cooper, John Caffry, Nicholaa James Caffry, Edward Charles Lynch, Richard O'Gorman, John Rafferty, John Behan, Nugent. Mat Coffey, Pat Nsrin, Robert Molloy, John ...
... Aiexandt-r Filiate, William I*. Uuifon, John T.ilIV, L. Turner MK'ann, Faithhil For»e'Cue, S Kdward Bari. Wallop Bralmion, Jalni M’Oiniork, Henry Tlirmj>>c*n, Jauun W. I'aiinfnl Forlcfccue, A. i*. W. Nall Miiicl John HaiJica Henry Clie«er, Filiate, E«jrs ...
... Catholic Rent. Thomas Cmgrave, Walter Burke, J. Fottrell, John Moran, F. Burke, Francis Morgan, jun., John Matthew Troy, Charles Roe, James Hyland, Thomas Murphy, Christopher Magrane, P. Gogarthy, John Delaiiy, M. Roe, Meighan, James Dtinougb, R. Guineas, ...
... E*tj. COMMITTEE, Abraham Boyd, Esq. Alderman Kin?, Kev. Dr. Cramer, C. E*q. Wm. Goddard, John H. North, Lsq. Kev. Thomas Goff*, Th«n. B. St. Esq* Archibald F.‘q. John Esq. George Udl. Esq. Uev. Charles Strong, Esq, Charles Williams E^- llev; A/clideaeon ...
... Blake, late Representative the Town of Galway. The econd yfr. Janies Grattan, prestnt member for the County Wickl iw. Mr. Blake came forward with a lorn} .1 letter of advice. Mr. Grattan intro, duced counsels by way of parenthesis in speech mule at his election ...