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... Sherlock, Esq.; E. ttuthven, Esq.; J. Richards, Esq., K. C. ; P. Fogarty, Esq., barrister ; W. O Reilly, Esq., barrister ; John Ilochfort, of Walshestowtt, Esq., J.P.; Lalor, Esq.; Colhonn, Esq., barrister; Joseph Hone, Esq.; William Willans, Esq.; M ...
... confess do not believe has been seriously enaiord. Equally unfounded, we think, will that report be found, which makes Sir John Leach surrender the of the Hulls to Lord Lyndhurst, and take the seals and a peerage. Lord Lyndhurst will, we suspect, either ...
... useful information of concealed arms; and will procure such a free passage to America. It is supposed there are at least 5,000 stand of arms in the Queen's County alone, Jmt the search has been complete failure, the arms being tdheu from the loyal men ...
... useful information of concealed arms; and will procure such free passage to America. It is supposed there are at least i,OOO stand of arms in the Queen’s county alone, hut the search lias been complete failure, the arms being only taken from the loyal ...
... Commission. Friday night last, the houses of several persons Mr. Grattan’s estate, at Vicarstown, were attacked, and the owners Ordered to surrender tbeir-laud. The windows of Mr; Grattan’s school-house, in the same neighbourhood wtrs demolished. Yesterday ...
... which night the direction Uothesiown, near Dunmore, wes roeaoo the Bishop was enabled to escape into the vcelrj room. fired on armed gang of hitefeet, nho were concealed in appeared dreadfully agitated, and, after some time, was renueated some forte bullies ...
... presumption hbich Ee do not possess, and a disreputable selfishness to which we cannot stoop. GRATTAN & -(0. MEDICAL HALL, 12, CORN-MARKET, BELFAST. 3May 16, 1832. G.RATTAN &--k . - Compond Concenrated Fluid Extract OP..THE :. ?? RED JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA. SA ...
... that Hou.e had declared itself against that law : (hear.) Mr. LENNARD thought it was time that this law was repealed. Mr. GRATTAN was hostile to the punishment of death being entirely dispensed with la cases of forgery. Sir E. SUGDEN was also hostile to ...
... Gerald Dunne, Samuel Eves, Jun .Matthew Kehoe, John ('uddy, James Archbold, Jobe , upple, Richard Walsh, Esqrs., and also %tetras, •.ry Wee eimi.-e, Thomas Browne, Rnhert Browne, Wilson. I •,4 leo, John Francie Lis *1 . illisms Nosiian. Owen ti pi • ...
... Wilson, Esq. Norfolk is called the House of Peers the name, style, and title, of Baron Berners, as lineal descendant of Sir John Bmicbier, the last Lord Berners. The Lady Patronesses of Almack’i for the present year are the Princess Lieven, Marchioness ...
... Stewart. M.D. John King, Maltster r.. Johnson. Master R.N. George King, Builder .1. W ithcrt. Gent. Robt. Lawraucc, Clerk. M.A. Robt. Hockiugs. R.N. Wm. N.iakc. Yeoman 1.. Burer. Lieut. -Colonel John Hayward, Grocer Hon. W. H. Hare John Wearn, Painter ...