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... Captain Osborne, John Mackey, E. Lawless, William Durkley, George Bramble, Alexander Robinson, Joshua Calvert, Charles Talbot, William Browne, Richard Austin, George Cutler, William Telford, George Sherwood, Wm. Orpen, John Quinlan, John Parker, William ...
... The beer and bigg bill was to be read a second time on Tuesday, to which day the following bills were also deferred :—1 of arms, ecclesiastical leases, and embankment bills. The insolvent debtors act and witnesses bill have been read a first time, and ...
... would ge- fied tbat they ha d been properly onvicted.— ever be satis by proposing the health of ere (Cheers.) «“ Mr. Grattan.” fou Mr. Grattan returned thanks, an d expressed his determina- n parliament ; but above ‘allahlags he ed tion to support reforta ...
... The President of the College of Surgeons. Sirs A Clarke, John Burke (Bart), Burrough (Bart), Percy Nugent (Bvrt), James Murray D), W W Lynar, Parick Bellew (Bart), Thomas Esraonde (Bart), John Kennedy (Bart), Thomas Finlay (Bart), Francis Smith. Judges ...
... 8 feet long, with Barrel-fronted Drawers, and Plate Trays over also Drawers enclosed in Pedestals ; massive Chairs, and 2 Arm Chairs, with moveable Seats, and Richly-carved Latigham Sofa, all covered in Hair-cloth ; beautiful Pillar Dining Tables, 10 ...
... Madras army, on promotion and appointment to Cempanion of the Bath. Mr. T. C. Grattan, gentleman of the privy chamber, on his appointment to the consulship of Boston, Mr. John Pelling Pigott, on his appointment to the 22d regiment. Edward Martin, Esq., ...
... related only to cases where it was clearly proved to the jury that the signals were made for an illegal Mr. HENRY GRATTAN said, that on St. John’s Eve 72 the were in the habit of lighting bonfires, and that it would be very hard to subject them to punishment ...
... R French, Phillpotts, John ' Attwood, Gillon, W D Pigot, D R Bainbridge, E T Goddard, A Ponsonby, CF A Baines, E Got don, Ponsonby, Hon Bannerman, A Goring, H D Power, James Baring, F T Grattan, J Power John Barnard, E G Grattan, H Price, Sir R Barron ...
... ale to commence each day at Half-past Eleven o’ Clock Auction Duty to be paid by the Purchasers JOHN Auctioneer. Nl, Upper Ormond-quay. Note.—The Royal Arms in front of the Hotel, the Bath- ing-bux, and all other matters out of doors ; also, a portion ...
... V that persons ting Goods from London ce of Compan: be particular in di recting them to be sent to the Of (corner ¥> No. 1, John-street, Crutchedfriars; 38, of ine’s Country-street,) or :to their Wharf,. adjoining St. Guzrantee for Dock, as they cannot ...
... Surgeon, Thomas Stokes, Esq., Charles Bianconi, Esq., John Hacket, Esq., John Butler, Esq., Thomas O'Brien, Esq., Wm. Ryan, Esq., John L. Shanahan, Esq , Edmond Burke, Esq., Patrick Mulcahy, Esq., John Delany mel]. Esq., Denis Walsh, Esq., Richard Ladley ...
... Sheridan. The Gentlemen at Large, Mr Barron and Mr Jobn Ha- milton. The Master of the Horse, the Hon G Vaughan. The Ulster King at Arms, Sir William The Cork Herald, Mr Betham. The Dublin Herald, Mr S Betham. AIpes-pE-CaMp—The Hons G Liddell and H Bretton ; Captains ...