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... Sutton; H Goolbmrn Cambridge City —T S Rios; George Pryme Canterbury Lord Albert Prod Viuisrsn Cardiff Nicboil Cardigan County Powell Cardigan*-. Pr yee Pryee H Howard; J Caermarthonihire—Won G R Trevor; Sir J Caermarthon Btr—D Lewis » .T A Smith Caernarvon ...
... borough of Cricklade, in the room of Mr. Robert Gordon, who have been appointed commissioners for the affairs of India. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from Dublin for an alteration in the police system in that city. The honourable member stated that the ...
... of Kilmainham for six months; that John Hoar, be imprisoned Kilmainham for three months. That Thos. Sheehan and William Glynn shonld give security to keep the I peace in f3OO each, and two sureties in 200 each; John I Hoare to give security for .£5O, ...
... Belfuit, Who will forward any Goods addressed to him, with car* and dispatch; or. at the following Offices Mr. W. J. SMYTH’S, 10, John-street, Crutched Friars, SAUNDERS’, Vauxhall-Quay, Plymouth; Messrs. J M’CAMMON CO.’S, 27 Water-Street, Lirer. Messrs. THOMSON ...
... the Norroy King of Arms, and the Procession will move down the south aisle, and up the nave, into the choir, where the Royal Body will be placed on a platform, under canopy of purple velvet, having thereon escocheons of the royal arms, and surmounted by ...
... H. Mcrcdyth, Bart, ; Thomas Finlay, Bart.; Thomas Ross, R.N.; John Franks, William Somerville, Bart.; Edward Burrowes, Bart. ; Thos. Esmonde, Bart.; P. Bellew, Bart.; P. Nugent, Bart.; John Kennedy, Bart. Aldermen —Fleming, Tyndal. The President of the ...
... ROYAL SCHOOL, DUNGANNON. The rev. John r. darley, a. m. l*u Master of Dundalk School, baTing HEAD MASTER of DUNGANNON SCHOOL, bj His Grace the Lord Primate, purposes Open that E»- on the Ist of FEBRUARY. He begs to sUto that the same unremitting attention ...
... ” Earl of Portsmouth.—John Charles Wallop; bom in 1767 The Wallops long tvay back Into history. The patent of nobility granted 6 Geo. I. (1720) says, ** We have determined to place among the Peers our trusty and well beloved John Wallop, Esq. one of the ...
... to® fatieuioe tierson in his state of health. Seconded Chas. Morion. E»q. late Ili*!. Sheriff. John Young. E«j. was proposed Dean Adams, and seconded John Mayne. Esq. Wm. O'Reilly, Esq. proposed Mr. Peter Redly, of Drumcassidy. se.»nded -Mr. Bernard Smith ...
... the .dost Noble the Marques of Ely, will also shortly lead to the hymeneal altar the amiable Miss Brian, eldest daughter of John Brian, Esq. of Castle, county Fermanagh. The Marquess of Sligo. —lt now seems certain that the long rumoured departure of this ...
... received this morning learn that Edinburgh is the now fixed upon that to be honoured its representation Lord John Russell. effect this, Sir John Campbell is be tho Chancellor—alas for Lord Brougham! and Mr Sergeant Wylde Attorney-General.—D. E Mail, The ...
... head, not .topping kill him on its way through his stotnarh. For God’s sake,” sayf I, imploringly, and catching hold of his arm. Sabre de bois! (exclaimed he, smacking down his glass against the table so forcibly to break it into shivers), Sabre de bois ...