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... desert now | John Legg, Esq, tiarrickfergus Margaret, widow natural they should feci interested what regards the pub- who lk forwaid to ptofiling tlicuiselves ond enriching their find the newness ami greenness life about -the the late John Carlelou, Esq ...
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... on in the nsua) wey, but let Mr. Letouciie take up Mr. Grattan’* motion, and then be would tlfe right general reply. Mr. Latoucbe said be could nut take up Mr. Grattan’* motion, lor he (Mr. Grattan) bad taken one view of tba question, and be (Mr. Lalouche) ...
... Joseph 1). Mullen, 11. Grattan, M.P., Dublin, John Shea Lalor, A. Dawson, MI. P., Louth, John Gerard, Adamstown, George Easor, Ardrass, Nicholas P. O'Gortajsn, Armagh, Michael O'Lughlen, Arthqj Guimness,^and Sons, Philip Fogaity, John Jameson, James Charles ...
... Michael Thunder, Lagore, John I'huiuicr, George Thunder, Michael Powell, Francis Francis Codd, jun, A. Rorke, Tymllslown, Jam-s 11. Korke, Clonsilla, ('minty Dublin, John Koike. Jamestown, Joseph I). Mullen, John Shea Lalor, John Gerard, Adamstown, N. P ...
... Chichester, Bart. Cavan: Henry Maxwell; Alexander Saunderson. Clonmell (vacant.) Cork, county Hon. John Boyle; Hon. King. Down; Lord A. Hill Downpatrick : John W. Maxwell. Dublin, county R. W. Talbot; Henry faita. Dublin, city Henry Gtattan. Dungannon Hon ...
... thankfully received by the Ministers, the Rev. James Arm- strong, 32, Hardwicke.street; the1 Rev. Dr. Drummond, 28, Lower Gardiner-street ;or by the Treasurers, Thos. Wilson, Esq. No. 6, Mlountjoy-square; and John Barton, Esq. 44, Mary-street. GENERAL FEMALE ...
... Smith and M.s 1h, Mr.and Miss Jobnson, On the night of Friday last, a large party of men, armed y were in a irk Miss King, Mi ss J. King, Mr. Kyl ie, Mr. and fire-arms, some with bayonets, and some with loaded whips, we do not find that the Poor are worse ...
... country, as so much refuse, useless, despicable incumbrances on the land of their nativity. What did I see in Waterford? The arms of an indignant people tied up, when their feelings were insulted and their spirit rebuked by the corrupt and contemptible ...
... coal meter's situation. Mr. G. MOORE defended the corporation The petition wasread, Mr. O'CONNELL presented a petition from John Boyle, praying that the house would reform the law for taking the poll at elections for the city of Cork. le also presented ...
... What member' have , we Parliament who attend to our interest ? They are very few indeed. We have Mr. Jepl.soa, and uiow, J. Grattan, and Lambert of Galway, Carew of Wexford—ard the rest go regularly with the Minister. will this day establish a society which ...
... Crawford, Wm. Musaenden, Arthur N. D. Wm. Edmund Reilly, John Blackwood, John M‘Cance, John Echlm. Charles Douglas, W. N. Thompson, J H. Houston, Thomas Waring, Narcissus Henderson Black, John Law, and Arthur Reid, Esqrs N. C. While, Esq. High Sheriff ...