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... their determination to attend. These are Messrs. Blackney (Carlow county). Chapman, Westmeath eounty, James Grattan (Wicklow county), Henry Grattan (Meath county,) Daniel O'Conneli (Kerry county), Maurice O'Connell (Clare county), Ruthven (borough of Do ...
... difficulty in bearing or an- swering. Of the Commons, only seven have con- sented to attend, including the two O’Connells and Mr. Grattan. The letters of excuse are many of them pointed, some of them indignant. To sum up Daniel’s disgraces, Dr. Doyle has addressed ...
... inst Frq of of Lieut Same Mr Batker Same day Mrs Snsilaell at ge a 110 leaving old On the lust Mr John Mellows Ann wife of Mr Thomas King 20th inst Mr John Peplow t Ireland into the hill : single them know justice Ireland At their definitive intentions ...
... enter at any length upon subject of importance regards succession crown there is to believe country will yet be blessed throne John Bull Parnell dismissed from the office of Se-$ir as punishment for of be Herries’ yet us within or three days that the unanimity ...
... lion David at each per annum One of (cum aliis) The Hon John Plunket as Commissioner of The Hon John as Barrister of Meath Said Hon John Crown Counsel on Munster Circuit 500 Aforesaid Honourable John as to the The Honourable and Rev William Plunket VICAR ...
... of rejoicings in celebration of the union of W. Owen of in the Stanley, Esq., second son of Sir John of Anglesey, and of Ellen, the third sister of Sie John Williams, of Park, in the county of Chester, Bart., » and of Bodel- Tyfry, in the county of A in ...
... infinitely more mischievous in its effects than d tiet which it was intended to remedy. a the Mr. Leader, Sir John Burke, Mr. Jarees Grattan, and C other Irish members, also mader some objections to the it ere bill, snot contended thlat the subdivision ...
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... LAND ZW HEATON NORRIS TO BY AUCTION ( Unless previously disposed of private contract ) BY JAMES EUiIOTT At the Warren-Bulkeley Arms Inn in Stockport in the county of Chester on Wednesday day of instant at six o’clock in the afternoon subject to such conditions ...
... forward. , , which Mr, G. After a discussion which possessed little interest, m w Jam Knight, Mr. H.Grattan, Mr. I.efroy, Mr. *C'• , n ven 's amend- Grattan took pan, the house divided upon Mr. meut— _~ 27 Ayes Noes ' Majority against the amendment ••• ...
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... hrou-di; Mr. John Steel, of Souterfiehl; .Mr. John Moor, conduct case through any motive ol vanity, nor lor the of Orton; Mr. Mason Hodgson, of l.ongbrough ; Mr. puriMise courting noloriety. lorsuch underlakii.g was John Urown, of Orton ; Mr. John Dixon, l ...