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... will ever pray. (Signed) shares. Charles Sngrur, ,—. 17 James Cronin, John Fitzgerald, . 2 James —. ft Ann O’Sullivan, 1 Patrick Jeremiah O’Sullivan, ,—. Sam Mil APCaitby, • 10 John Banks 10 Thomas Sullivan, - 10 James Lainkkin, Eliza RPAi.lilT, Anue M'AulitTe ...
... from John Edward Redmond, . and Dev 60 N. 30s. each from the Rev. James Sinnott, P.P. Kin, 0-0 John Devereux, Jobn Car » William Whitty, dy to each from Rev. John C rand Redmond, Michael Wickham, Nicholas Devereux, Ex 00 in, P.P. x V.G, Rev. John Sunnc ...
... Pembrok©-»troet H. Carpenter, Mcrehant’s-quay John Wbiloraft, County Dublin John Hu-Whitcrafl, jmi. Thom Warham, jun. Grand Canal Harbour Edward Walsh, M.D. Summer-bill John Singleton, Qninville, Cotinty Clare John Blootl Singleton, Regiment Thomas Rawlins ...
... form the Managing Committ he present Year A. MacGuire, IN. Crampton, Esq., Merrion-square, R th Carmichael, Esq., Palace-row, John Kirby, Esq., Ha street, J. Brewster, Esq., Harcourteatreet, William C bility, Esq., Bachclor's-walk, Charlea Crowe, Esq., Summ ...
... O'Donnell, Mr. O'Halloran, the Officer beg eech of tioned, and a Protestant Curate ; James Nixon, theb no- John Nixon, came up in company with John Nj Owen Kelly; James Nixon is > Half-pay Office “i from put forward on the present occasion, as the inmost ...
... 13th day of May, blake> c> r . (Cm. Goddard, Plaintiff’s Attorney. EQUITY EXCHEQUER. John Campbell, TJLJRSCANT iO the De- Plaintiff. | crce of his Majesty’s Court John Ainsworth Robert of Excheriuer in Ireland, made in Getty, Executor of | this C-use, ...
... poverty prevents me from doing. I am satisfied in my own identity, as forming a part of the wrecked ships.—! Henry Grattan, and not M-. Grattan of ‘Tynnehench, | Mr. Sheil asked if ihere were any surgeo:. in eourt to prove | From the Parish of Glountane, ...
... James John Casev. Rev. Rio*. Henry'Grattan. 1 deem Henry Grattan oue oi the most useful u . • dan, Darnel Geran, Richard Rice.ThnG Job; our l/i.h Repre^n.a.u—audl K leave now ,o K .ve notice of . h,! « * P P le g*'* thera excell adx.ee, John Daly, ...
... should read length, and made the sulject discussion at ti'eeting. Sic C. MORGAN concurred the opinion of Dr. Grattan which was adnyred. Br. GRATTAN said, that in the absence of Mr. Leader, rose propose certain plans for carrying into effect the Learned ...
... STAUNTO Feb. 7th, 828. was tion. Grattan v. Edgeworth. Gene Mr. Bennett for t a al 1¢ defendant, and Solicitor- th in this case. were the prosecutor, were heard at great leng re still to be heard. Th , does Crampton and Johns ton >» caid tion is, whether ...
... Suggestions of biils Jor the of employinent of the poor of this country, were laid be& wilh meeting by Mr. James Butler and Dr. Grattan. After a desultory conversation, in which the Mar hurch emite Downshire, Lord Killeen, Siv S. O'Metvy, Mr. O'C Mr. Leader ...
... complained that hi Commissioner, Mr. Howard Holland, had not acted acc: lay he CLONMEL ASSIZES. ait on John Cooney was indicted for the murder of John Kenny, to his inatruction. What he particularly complained o that the two Commissicners awarded to im ...