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... deceased. John Flood, Esq., second son of John Flood, of Viemount, in the county of Kilkenny, Esq. John Curtis, Esq., eldest son of John Curtis, late of the city of Limerick, Esq., deceased. Arthur Jones O'Keefe, Esq., eldest son of John ...
... Pembroke, Carmarthen, and Cardigan, follows Pbmhrokbshirb ; The Haverfordwest Town colour, scarlet. The Pembroke Town Hounds ; scarlet. Col. Hounds; scarlet. Captain Child’# Hounds; scarlet. Captain Boven’# Hound# ; scarlet. John Thomas Beyaon, Esq ’# Hounds ...
... urgirt-'' Plumstesd. nhead.Berk- JOHN SOS. ■n, jRTIS. Men. FKATI s” ard.J.ff» •c, drapers--* raotc »tK ct ' K.Vf and Ji.-(f- o-Ph« E- G.*o° ar. OCK. idlord. »>*s' John’* BANKRUPTS to lurrender in BASINGHALLSTREET. SMITH, JOHN DAVIDSON, Norwood, Rtable-k«*per ...
... is t s_-• Ylood, second son of John Flood, of Viemount, Joleo,3.inty of Kilkenny, Esq. Of LC a4 s I deceased. Esq., eldest son o f J o h n C urt i s, l ate o f th e c ity CPAi:theorir.t.Tones O'Keefe Esq eldest son of John Charles de e cefe, l a t e of ...
... among some of O'Connell's own friends. However, the scheme was taken Up, and the design was to raise 50,0001., the sum that Grattan got from the Irish Parliament, for the purchase of an estate ln requital for his Catholic Association services, not as a ...
... Wedaeaday, mad baJf-pa.*.two o'clock the Kiog held an investiture the Most Il&n. Militarj Order of the Beth, when Adfcnirnl Sir John-Wells Lieut-General Lord Edwanl Somerset were each Invested with the customary ceremonies with the riband, bsdge, and star ...
... each.—Deposit 10s per Share. ,l ai ., I , PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE, _ h rr adalle, E Esq. Charles Perkins, sq. , 0,17::anIobell John Alex. T. Smyth, Esq. Ilainrno'od, sq. i ' Frederic Sheer, Esq. itotte Maubert, Esq. Robert Sutton. jun., Esq. u Pt p '.. Esq ...
... population had outgrown the means of worship provided the Church, and had, consequently, been thrown i.i great numbers in the arms of the Dissenters. Vet even here the victory remained in the hands of the Church, the numbers, after six days’ poll, being—for ...
... THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1834 BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY r«AHE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CIV. will be published on WEDNESDAY NEXT. John Murray, Albemarle-slreet. Just published, price One Shilling, OTHAT DID THE CHANCELLOR MEAN? W A LETTER to LORD DURHAM. Smith ...
... Londonderry, J. Scadeng, on ?? m* \ js at Nine in the Morning. For further fjmv. • °. nn i Y 'tt the Company's Offices, No. 16, John- £•* S-fnsrs : No. 33, Regents-circus, Piccadilly ; ' 5 C fl StMm Company's Wharf, near St. Katha- !> I L Snail parcels forwarded ...
... ctOtlMtrrXx. Oll'iuin horradaile, Esq. Charles; Perkins, Esq. Osoirs Campbell, Jutn., Esq. John Alexander T. Smyth, Esq, Tholoas Hanmmond, Esq. Frederic Scheer, Esq John Francis 11ilauert, Eaq. Robert Sutton joultAS.E. Johnbo Mnot, Fsq. Newman us i E Fq. (With ...
... not all a dream. On Thursday night, at the Bush-inn fire, Feeling my limbs had begun to tire, Backward I lolled in a great arm chair; The devil a soul in the room was there: So, finding that slumbers did o'er me creep, I closed my eyes and I fell asleep ...