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... FIRST -R-d SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY will take Place Thursday, January Sd. -'jH _ STEWARDS foe the evening. JOHN BISCHOFF, Esq. T. BENYON, Jun. Esq. JOHN CADMAN. I WM. W.HILL, - Dancing to commence Nine o'Clock. At MEETING OF GENTLEMEN, held the Aae«et»LY Rooms ...
... hidden, 1 should think between tbe years 1214 and 1218, for it is generally supposed that John’s coins with the crescent* were struck immediately before be carried his arms into France in ; they must therefore have been deposited after this time. The latter ...
... l, Mr. Fitzwii.uam Hoik, of Hume Wood, Colonel Ai.i.kv, and Mr. Jamf.s Grattan. the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rossmore. Mr. Fif.rsk, Mr. Ponsovbv, Mr. Hfnry Grattan, Sir John ukf, Hart. Sir Thomas EsMoNDK,Bart. Sir Morgan, Sir F. M-Donni r.L, Mr. ...
... BarnewaH, Mr. Fitxwilliam Hume, of Hume, Wood, Colonel Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rosamore, - Pierse, Mr. Ponsonhy, and Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Burke, Bart, Sir Thomaa Esmond, Bart. Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M'Donnell ...
... the Hou. Mr. Baruowail, Mr. Fir.ailliatti Hume, Colonel Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. tlie left the Chairman sat Lord Rossinore, Mr. Mr. Fousottby, and Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Burke, Bart., SirThotnas Esnionde, Bt., Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M'Donnell ...
... Tavern committee protecting their common interests ex-reference endeavours of the Hank of England branch banks John 1 reruestel take chair and John i?' wire by P James Esq of Mir- ' wish that considered ' n rather adoption gentli’inen addressed the meeting ...
... were Lord Killeen, Lord Miltown, Mr.O’Connel, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. J. Latouche, &c. Another disgraceful outrage was committed at Drew’s Court, Limerick, on Wednesday night. A band of ruffians, armed with naked scythes, attacked the dwelling-house of James ...
... his Lordship sat down, and Mr. O’Connell read a letter from O’Connor Don, apologizing for his absence from the meeting. Sir John Burke, in moving resolution to the effect that liberty of conscience was the inherent right of mankind, which could not be ...
... President and Vice-Presidents of the dinner to the Earl Fitzwilliam, this evening, are Lord Killeen, Sir John Burke, Sir Thomas Esmonde, and the two Mr. Grattans, The Evening Mail says, the windows of over 400 Protestant citizens of Dublin, were destroyed on ...
... Buxton, » smith; Ids First Lieutenant, by Mr. Foster; Mid-hiptnen, Ac by Me-.rs. T. Hill, Lewis, . ?? .. i noper, and (irav ; John Sykes (the Admiral's Mr.T. P. Cooke: Moses, (an old Jew) Mr. Vales t . ?? .. Mr. Gallolt ; Captain of Artillery. Mr. Fry ; ...
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