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... ISHEIt i.S 1797.) DIRECTORS. Mathias Alt wood, Esq. M. P. John Coope, Esq. Cotton,* Esq. F. R. 8. Win. S. Clarke, Esq. F.R.S. Win. Dnvis, Eiq. Sir (!lias. Mower, Bart, and Hugh Hamtnprsley, Esq. John Hawes, Esq. J j Win. Heygate, J. Petty Muspratt, Ks ...
... Pursuant the above Resolution, Meeting the Apothecaries of Ireland, will be he! 1 on Monday, December next, at Twelve o’Clock. JOHN M‘CANN, M. D. I „ . NUGENT O’REILLY. Sccrc,a,lcs - FOR COUGHS, SHORTNESS OF BREATH, ASTHMAS, &c. ELL’S BALSAM ANISEED, undtt ...
... phy, Patrick Morgan, John Meade, James Hyland, Matthew Troy, Francis Burke, Christopher M'Graoe, Edward Couiaa, James M'Graae, John M'Grano, Walter Bourk, WiUiam Richard R. Redd, John Keily, James Smith, Pater M'Graoe, H. Grattan Ounan, Richard Moran ...
... Messrs. Darling anil Cairncs, per da. N. per do. R. Molley, Esq., per do. John Byrne, Esq., per Mr. Fay Right Hon. General Sir John Byng Daniel O’Connell, Esq., M.P., per Mr. John Ennis .. ~, 8 0 0 SI. Boyle, Esq., per Mr. T. M. Gredram 0 0 ...
... prepared and forwarded to several Magistrates in the County Donegal, requesting Meeting of the same to be held at the King's Arms Hotel, Derry, on the of the same month ; that this Meeting did take place as requested; that a Memorial was prepared | und ...
... Ryan, 2/. los. ;2d dr., John grounded fact. merely mention the circumstance, and .1 and D. wonnell ’ ...
... imported article. may even create mischief, and I know many who i its effects. , . The health of Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P. was then given, and Mr, Grattan returned thanks in long address. A letter war rear! firm Mr. G. Moore, M.P., stating his reern at being ...
... A 1 realise on the Doctrine of Presumption and Presumptive Evidence, as uticcting the Title to Real ami Personal Property. John Mathews, Esq. Barrister al I.atw.— Price 19s. MUSICAL C HRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAirS GIFTS. WILUS and CO., WINES, TEAS ...
... Nobility, and moved the adoption the address. Mr. FLANAGAN seconded the adoption of the address. Mr. alluded to the words Grattan, in 1782, and observed that there were more ample grounds for congratulations than at that time. In a luminous speech he advocated ...
... resu the Ad ee my Boge Clana’ FS OL MO BTU Right Mr HENRY GRATTAN rose, and was about to address the stent when feited ere SPEAKER asked if the Honorsble Member rose to sec | tants . HENRY GRATTAN said, he rose for the purpose of m Dis- The SPEAKER said ...
... Doctor Orpen, South Fredenck-street; P. Brophy, Esq. Lower Abbey-street; George Howell, Esq, Moleswortb- Street; John Dennau, Esq. Abbey-street; John Twycross, ESq. Dame-street: Geo. Brown, Esq. Fownes's-street; tile Divisional Presidents and Trustees, and ...
... G, ) was satisfied that Mr..John O’Connell, and Mr. would have been the most active and the fo — the mi traor- hadso much contributed to the w a their countrymen ip paying such a tribute fare of Ireland. Cheers i that John O’Connelj and his Brother were ...