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... JahnParacr .John Curry Richard Read , William Pole J. K. Taylor Walter Jooce Ceortoey K^Oarhe Mark Join J. Pirn Benjamin Eaton Walter Prewr Samuel Foote Michael PtuUipa. C. La Grange Loftue A. Bryan A. H. RinglaiMl John Gdaton J. M. Kennedy John Parker John ...
... thst parry of oiangeinen on Sunday, had into Trim, headed by a clergymuti, armed with pistol, and that the men were in the service the honorable member opposite- (Mr. H. Grattan) had said no stub thing; hut he had stated that these oiangemen had marched ...
... superior fIU GRATTAN’S ANTIRIUOHS PILLS—a most useful remedy fur all those distressing affections consequent on Bilious Derangement. t GRATTAN’S CALCINED MAGNESlA—carefully freed from all fixed air. . _. GRATTAN'S COLD CREAM—of very superior I GRATTAN'S AROMA ...
... those of the Kings of France. andon. Subjects for Pictures. By Miss B My First Visit to T-. C. Grattan, Esq. The School Kd M rst Visit to Bri 18, C. Grattan, Esq The School Ed Prussia. Leaves from a is y R Keeley, Esq. An Old Feiend wit! a Nev By C. White ...
... 'walling arm in arm. ti Nextfollowed Mr. John Smith, the conducting agent of Mr. a Grattan, with the professional agents two by two, walking arm, in f arm, fit N'ext proceeded in the same order several ...
... intense. Love all these arms at once employs And wounds and dazzles and destroys ! RUSSO-DUTCH LOAN. MAJORITY. Irish Members voted with Ministers on the proposition for continuimj the payments on the above. Loan. Belfast, Earl of Grattan, H O’Ferrall, R M Bellew ...
... intense. Love all these arms once employs. And wounds and dazzles and destroys ! RUSSO-DUTCH LOAN. MAJORITY. Irish Members who voted with Ministers on the proposition fur continuing the payments on the above. Loan, Belfast, Earl of Grattan, H O’Ferrall, Bellew ...
... Orangemen? Grattan said supposed he vas an united Irishman ; he said he was. Grattan asked him how many United Irishmen there were in the province ? said reckoned 1-G.oi)o. Grattan asked him how many Orangemen there were ? said about •2,000. Grattan made no ...
... as have the words, Grattan Sf Co. stamped in the glass. Agentn : Mr. GRATTAN, Armagh Surgeon YOUNG, ; Surgeon MADDEN, Portglknome. The following Select Preparations are now so well known as scarcely to require recommendation : GRATTAN & CO S APERIENT and ...
... Morpeth. Viscount Cole, Sir Philip Grey Egcrton. Mr. O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. John O'Conneil, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan John O'Counell, the Chancellor the Exchequer. i Mr. hvjtord Morpeth. Mr. W. V.lliers M ...
... Viscount Alexander « .. Wm V Stuart John Power a Westmeath .. Chapman Sir R Nagle Wexford .. James Power John Wicklow .. James Grattan I Ralph Howard CITIES AND BOROUGHS â41 MP.M3BKS. Armagh . Wm Currv « Athlone .. John O'Connell a I Hindoo .. J D Jackson ...
... M.P., Ifard Alorpcth ; Air. Bellew, M.P., Lord Meiprth; Sir WilHam Somerville, by the Marquess Conyngham ; Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Hohhonaa; Major Alacnamara, Lord Musnsib Air. Bridgman. M P., Lord Morpeth ; Mr. J. H. Tafaot, P., by the Earl of Sbrrwsbunr; ...