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... returned. ( Hear, hear.) He must anxious that they should returned, for every one must admit that the eldest son of Henry Grattan has a claim upon even county Ireland. (Hear and cheers.) Mr, Howard the other member, bound to say that he conducted himself ...
... opposite characte at 13ayonne on the 24th ult., we a reader will have very little hesitati thi s success o f t h e i nsurgent arms ; inve ntion of the enem y. I n con fi rm °Pini on, it may ; IVertiteur not be improper to of Saturday there is not a ll a ...
... cave.-, Esq. -2 O i Messrs. I avan, Brothers io U SiVean of Winchester 5 0 I Messrs. ilankey and Lo. IO ..e Warden of Win- John Graham, E.-q. - -JO O eheste - -5 0 R. P. Muut, Esq. - - - 5 5 Rev. Dr. Williams, Head Messrs. Webster, Simp- Master of ditto ...
... were accerdingly admitted. the motion of C. A. Walker, M.P. seconded by H. Grattan, M.P. Mr John Power, the distiller, was admitted by acclamation. Messrs. William, Patrick, and John Sweetman, the brewers, were subsequently admitted. A considerable number ...
... Pall-mall. J Pinto., price Us. fid. in boards, Reflections atiaiitcti to the holy seasons of the CHRISTIAN and ECCLESIASTICAL YEAR. JOHN BREWSTER, M.A., Rector of Egglescltfle, in the County of Durham. , , . Printed for J. G. and F. Rivington, Paul Church-yard ...
... accordingly admitted. On the motion of C. A. Walker, m.r. seconded by H. Grattan, Alrp. Mr. John Power, the distiller, was admitted by acclamation. Messrs. William, Patrick, and John Sw'eetman, the brewers, weresuhsequelutlyadimitted. Aconsiderablenum- her ...
... LEEDS.—Sir John Beckett will be in Leeds the moment a dissolution takes place. Of his success no man breathes a doubt. WARRING TON.—A requisition, numerously signed by the Conservative electors of this borough, has been presented to John Ireland Blackburne ...
... were accordingly admitted. the motion C. A. Walker, M.P., seconded H. Grattan, M.P., Mr. John Power, the distiller, was admitted by acclamation. Messrs. William, Patrick, and John Sweetman, the brewers, were subsequently admitted. A considerable number ...
... cllV ,l aill (xeliicle til the benefit a I tcc cl ,! ,lend And al,,l jlal l cant, liete pr oved lit 3;~t ii! sciui ?? f A Cardigan Bay Steam Navigation n Company. rilIIE Petilie ame recplei fcly ilc irmn, othuatthe P. VALE OF CLWYD Steacic Pl'aLet, cr11 ...
... S. Flint Godson, It. Kidderminster Gordon, R. Cricklade Goring, 11. D. Shoreham Itt Hon. C., Inverness County Grattan, H. Meath County Grattan, J. Wicklow County Grey, lion. Col. Wycombe Grey, Sir G. Devonport Gronow, Capt. It. 11. Stafford Grosvenor, ...
... DEATBS. George W>Uraut*, Esq., uf Bluumiield, county Dublin. In Edeuderry. Mrs. Hannah Grattan, aged HO, relict of Mr. Bi.diard Grattan, Tullaiuure. K n:Cuuoty. Mr. John Mara, of Leak, county Tipperary. patriot, the Arehbiiliop of Tuam. who approved of thiok ...
... county of Radnor, Mr. John Banks, the 75th year of bis a ...