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... Middlewich, John Dudley, Jun., Esq., of Wharto l ' Su - *-21st, to Anne Roylence, daughter of William Cour , u ti ‘ odge, Chesil' hall, Cheshire.-27th, at St. Mary's Church, fsliiiii4asti,of Hill, of the Coal Exchange, to Elizabeth, oc Ur. j i ° Mr. John Duke ...
... undergo sere alwration, that was indisputable; eed thin was little doubt that alteration, too, must soma reach Mr. JAMES GRATTAN odd hero question that the people of Ireland were ridded te Wier, mad shoe pre. party was appointed to defray the eeposse ...
... silk-mills t Beeston George Beck, aged 20, George Heaton, 22, Adam Wagstaff, 25, Henry Lindley, IS, Henry King, 17, John Foreman, 23, John Armstrong, 26, William Kitchen, 26, David Thurman, 26, Thomas Shelton, 38, W. Hitchcock, 33, and Thomas Grunay. Another ...
... laud cheers. Shortly after Mr. Henry Grattan arrived, and was enthusiastically welcomed. At a quarter-past one the chair was taken by HENRI . GRATTAN, Esq., M.P. JAMES DWYER, Esq. was appointed Secretary. Mr. GRATTAN, on taking the Chair, spoke to this ...
... citizens of ever convened by catalogue of names so desti. ink, wealth, taleßt, er intelligence. There is, to be name of Henry Grattan, Al , and of some halt, ipectable merchant*, such as Messrs. Power, Lynch, M’Donnell ; but the rest arc, for the most part ...
... Members only attended-Messrs. Chapman, Ruthven, Daniel O'Connell, Maurice O'Connell, Black- ney, Wvse, and Henrv Grattan. MIr. James Grattan, being confined by serious illness, was unable to attend, and wrote a letter to that effect. No Peer was present ...
... Loch. T., Tain, te. M*Leod, R.• Sutherland eooaty Mackenzie, J. A. S., Sinc.aur. G., cuoaty Stewart, E., Wigton, Ac. Williams, John county * Jeriiihghani, Hon. C. V., Pon- tefract Kemp, I. R>. Lewes Knight, H. G., M;»lton Knight. H., Wallingford Labouchere ...
... holydays were not more regularly announced by the jocund pealing of St. Patrick's bells than by large placards bearing the Royal arms all abroad, which challenged the gentlemen of Ulster to meet the gentlemen of the King's County in a main of a thousand guineas ...
... —Westmeath Co. Clifford, Sir A —Bandon-bridge Copeland, Alderman—Coleraine Doyle, Sir J. M.—Carlow Co. French, A.—Roscommon Co.. Grattan, J.—Co. of Wicklow Jephson, C. D. o.—Mallow King, R.—County of Cork , Lambert, 3. S.—Ca. of Galatay Leader, N. P.—Kilkennv ...
... in the preceding year, which was only 47* , The situation of agent ta his Majesty's packets at I Daver has been given to Grattan Hart, Esq., fortnerlY agent for packets at Cuxhaven. The Government have in this case adhered to their professions of economy—as ...
... time, in the preceding year, which was only 47' . The situation of agent vs his Majesty's packets at Diver has been given to Grattan Hart, Esq., formerly agent for packets at Cuxhaven. The Government have In this case adhered to their professions of economy ...
... man, who stopped the fall, Spagliette was sure that, if -any part of him was alive now, it could be nothing but his ghost. John Harris, journeyman to a confectioner, stated that be was taking home a giblet pie to Mr. Wilson, a gentleman who resided in ...