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... and Synod of Ross ; the Bishop of St. David’s, from Fisguard, Pembrokeshire, and from several other places in Pembroke and Cardigan ; by the Bishop of Chester, from the (own of Congleton, Cheshire, and from the Dean and Clergy of Boroughbridge; by the Earl ...
... Land-owmors, and Inhabitants of Connaught ment of popular rights re£rnrclin ...
... County. THE M.n'J.’.y, Major-Ovneral Sir John Eili V, K.C.U. inspected the at Clonmel, and was pleased to his enure approbation their excellent discipline and military appearance. Wednesday last, Major General Sir John Elley, K.c.15. inspected tile the kit ...
... the erection Chtkolic Chapel”—“the health of the Mayor of Liverpool' —the memory of the late John Philpot Curran’ —‘‘ the ...
... Lordships adjourned. HOUSE of COMMONS lVedsksd.it, Juxe29. Sullivan's Divorce BUI was read a third time, and passed. Mr. GRATTAN presented Petition from Mr. Benjamin Well, of the Society for Bettering the Condition of the Poor, ora vine for tbe introduction ...
... principally fc •*»- ealation feel ouraelree jusliAcd ta sayiof Aat fall and Efficient yroonds were Uid far Ae .ppreWwon sod coto- John Kennedy, (the near »««‘‘Wur of A. S 1 Spottof Head Ware found open bis shirt; nor W ssthSctorily socoont far the manner in ...
... Friend, per Rev, Tbos Magee - 2 John Charles Lyons, Esq - - 2 0 0 Thomas Thompson, Esq - - I 10 7 Erck, Stephen?s-green - 9 J C Brady, Esq - - I 9 Rev Thomas P - - 10 James Campbell, Esq - I 0 0 Henry Hamilton, Esq ?. - 10 0 John Johnston, Esq - - 10 Rev T ...
... following gentlemen were sworn the Pro'y, M. P., Foreman; J»me» Grattan, M.P., Ho?. Hugh » Saundrn, Edw. Weatby, Ch»». Toltrnhani, Robt. How.iJ, A. Ecclm, v.m. Actor., Bieb. Horooigr H u*ro, John M. S-ott, Francis Wm. Jan.«‘ Wall, Wro. T. Booker. James Audoin ...
... %f)t Kepoitcr, anti Comtnmiai Couticr. from the lips of Burke, not equal to the lofty bursts Grattan or of Plunkett, he yet possesses vigour of fanev, ami a cultivated and poetic mind. He draws profusely from those rich stores of mental wealth in the ...
... everlasting gratitude, with high and cheering emolowed by the utmost vehemence of applause, which ? This is a bright day for Sir John ewport. was succeeded a general call for Mr. Shell. Be- (Hear, hear.) It must give new vitality to ins framf, fore, however ...
... FIRING PARTY, ) Rank and File, Flank Companies, (with arms reversed,) Major Dudgeon, Lieutenants Stevenson and Pack. BAND. Clergy.—The Dean, Rev. R. Hobson, Rev. Mr Akchdall, Chapl.of Duncannon. ■) 'J? k \ Capts. Fireerace, Lieuts. Sawoent. / , HaRDI ...
... respectable meeting of the Parishioners of Union of Tuam, was held the Parish Chapel, m, suant to requisition. At two o’clock, John J. Bodkin, Esq. of Kikloosw was unanimously called the Chair, and nard Murphy requested to act as Secretary to Meeting. Mr ...