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... sojourning at Powerscourt, are the Marquess aud Marchioness A hercor n. The Lord Chancellor has been pleased appoint James Grattan, Esq., M.P., Tiunehiuch, county Wicklow, a Magistrate for the counties of Dublin, Wicklow, and Queen’s County; and has also ...
... N.' Him. .t/t-aadamrr.?Lindsay, Waller O?Grady, Nugent, Butler, Arm. alrrng. Sirs?George Hodson. Bart., D.L. county \Vlcklow, Thorn Butler, Edward Stanley, Fether*t*n, George Rich, John K. James, D.L.,Walter Scott. K.H., Harcourt Lees, W. H. Palmer, Alan ...
... Cox » Hon Dawson Damer, Ellis, Sir E ber for | Lord Hi b, John I Jackson, 1 of this Jones, Right Hon T Lefroy, Edwar Henry Maxwell, Captain Meynell, Hon J O'Neil, t to be Colonel Verner, John Y: Archbold, N Ball, HOW Barr to pass Barry, Francis B Beamish ...
... Bart., Arthur F. George. Wiliam ||. Haadoock, A W. Blake. John O’Arcy, Robert li'Arrj. Augustus John O'Neill. H. Kelly. Francis Blake, Jam*. H. Burke. James D'Arey, Robert Bodkin, Nicholas Lynch. John Cbcrvcra, Patrick Blake. Walter Lambert. Francis Butler ...
... Braprute, Edinburgh ; and JOHN CUMS Dublin. THE LANDED GENTRY. In Svo., embellished with engravings of the Armoria ings of each Family, and a fine portrait of re Sri price Hb UUs TOTOCEO 5 orp y OF THR GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND Br JOHN BURKE, Esq A COMPANION ...
... sixty to a hu sailors and ship.carpenters, in a dreadful he Was only doing justice to Mr. Grattan. They had to state of infuriation and intoxication, and armed with common bludgeons, commenced a most wanton attack upon the peo; two Tepresentatiyes out ...
... which night the direction Uothesiown, near Dunmore, wes roeaoo the Bishop was enabled to escape into the vcelrj room. fired on armed gang of hitefeet, nho were concealed in appeared dreadfully agitated, and, after some time, was renueated some forte bullies ...
... Brabazon 247 John Browne D. Browne ]gg THCKSOA7. Sir Wr.i, Brabazon -„, jgg Mr. John Browne Mr, T). Browne gg rniDAr, Sir Wm. Brahazon r , Mr. John Browne _ _ jg7 Mr. D. Browne ___ jgg Ellard —. cross roLi, Sir Win, Brabazon Mr. D. Browne Mr. John Browne _ ...
... Patrick Sweelmaa, Mri. Nangle, Mra. John Swectiuan, Mr*. Hedington, Mrs. Corcoran, Henry Farrell, M‘Donnell, Mrs. Plunkett, Mrs-.CmiUo, Mr*. Power, Dea^e, Mr*. O’Connor, I'V' - D’Bn«n. Mr*. Robert ilo.igeu®, Mis. John O’Brien. The Governesses of the House ...
... would Mr. Grattan, the striking difference in condu ct between the Catholic pop part: of come to the ‘seratch” early in t he Session—that woula stand to | The respective Candidates then ad ressed the People. of Kilkenny and that of the armed Protestants ...
... Aglionby, HA Fergusou, Robt Ainsworth, P Hn. RC Parrott, J Pattison, Jamé Alston, Rowland Fielden, John Andover, Lord Fitzgibbon, Hon B Pease, Joseph Angerstein, John Fitzroy, Lord C Pechell, Capt Anson, Fitzsimon, C Pelham, Hoo Anson, Sir George Fitzsimon, N ...
... Henry Lambert, Hon. Henry R. Westenra, A. Walker, Hon. George Lamb, James Grattan, James S. Lambert, Major Mscnamara, Sir John Burke, Lord Boyle, J. Bodkin, Hon. R. King, John Browne, Charles D. O. Jephson, Dominick Browne, Hon. George Pousonhy, Arthur ...