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... ; Wor- Curdifi, Lord P J Stuart, a; Cardiganshire, Colonel W | cester, G Robinson, s 1 Davies; Wotton B“f' H Powell ; Cardigan, P Pryse; Carlisle, Sir J Graham, n : Twiss, G Phillips, Wycombe, Sir G King, Su' T Sir P Musgrave ; Carmarthenshire, Hon ...
... blood-hot, her countenance in other respects was dislwured • her arm was severely bitten, and a large°piece of flush appeared jo have been taken ont her arm. This motion was suconiU cl Mr. Henry Grattan, M. I’. .Mr. ISlake declared that would feel it his duty ...
... Clohcurry and Uossmore, Hon. Colonel Gore, Sir Charles Morgan, Mr. Latouche, Mr. Guinness, Mr. H. Grattan, M. P., Mr. S. Moore, M.P., Mr. James Grattan, M.P., Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Blake, C. R. &c. The Rev. Mr. Gaovxs, who had acted as Secretary, in company ...
... Sons, John Graham, Mack, Williams, & Gibton, W. B. Finlay, Patrick Boylan, Samuel W Tyndall, John Mallett, Barthw. Hatton, Thomas Wright, Andrew Woods, Lewis Anthony Morgan, John Barrett, George Gillington, Chrktmaj Peter, John Carrick and Sons, ...
... s of various shades of | toll tics. Amongst others, noticed Archbi- ; shop Murray, the Lord Mayor, Mr. James Grattan, M.F., Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., Sir fid ward Lees, Mr. T. O. Lees, Mr. Peter Judge of the Insolvent Court. Major Sirr, tho Messrs. Huband ...
... Judge expressed a conjecture that this might be the case, which his Counsel replied that they had it under consideration. Mr. John Linton, landlord «f the inn at Gretna; the Uight Rev. David Lang, Bishop of Gretna; and one or two other witnesses, passed ...
... estate of John Foster, Esq. The poor woman was missing for a short time, but was soon after discovered coming out of shady grove, where she had been happily delivered of fine healthy child. She triumphantly carried her little charge on her arm, and was ...
... Wakefield, in the abduction of Miss Turner, has absconded, and the recognizances of his bail, Dr. Davies, of Macclesfleld, and John Cuthbert, of Stonehouse, County of Kent, Esq. have been estreatod. It is conjectured the brother will also take the same course ...
... States, from the Ist January, 1112(5, till the Ist of July iust.., new post otiir.es. Upwards of 1500euiigr-tnts arrived in St.John's during the month of June, many of whom Were iu very distressed condition. The Salchrt Paper publishes weekly list' of deaths ...
... --Henry Brougham---Mr. Scarlett--- the Memory of Henry Grattan---Charles Brown- Jow---the Attorney-General and the liberal portion of the Irish Bar---Nicholas P. O'Gorman--- After this toast John O'Connell, Esq. took the Chair, and the bon wivante of ...
... ground our bondage, should be the reason why we 61 be restored to freedoin. For the course of 1500 yea which seconded by Mr. John Kearney. no Mr. J.C. Buaby rose t+ the resolution : —No one, Protestant religion was not known in Ireland, and tion ¥ of ibis ...
... daughter of .Mr. John Shaw, of this town. In Newtoobreda Church, on the Pith inst. by the Rev. Mr. Xinagban, Mr. Hugh Macbreer, to Jemima, eldest daughter of Mr. Smith, both of Casllereagh. Sept. 12, in the Parish Church of Kenmare, John Luke of Milltown ...