Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... tbe health of one the followers ot the great Captain, whose merits had been elofluently described —be alluded to Sir John Oswald. Sir John Oswald, in returning thanks, referred to tbe toast girrn Mr. Hiuce-to the remarkable prediction of Ilutke, tha> military ...
... Olireraon, Oeobv anil derick s-place, Old Jewry. >f. . Bbowm, John, ebandier, Oct. «i I one, and Not. 20. at one at Baainihall-street; aignee, Mr. Gibson, Basinghall-street; Solicitor \IV i A King’s Arms-yard. ’ ••’■'P-ei,, Pa.tridc.e, William, Birmingham, h ...
... correctness in stating tbe names and speeches of all tbe persons present; but we are told that Lord George Bentmck was there arm in arm with Mr. Ifugbea Hughea, to whom was explaining that their’a waa to bo party especially of (rentlemen, while Sir Andrew ...
... Thomfi.u eounljr th* town Csrrickfsreus, Esq. 10 tkt County ot Cardigan—William Edward Powall in the county of Cardigan, Erq. '• • ...
... B, St, Bernard’s-creicent, or. the SDih inst., the Itev. Mr. Uiramn of Queeosferry, James John Cadell, Esq., of Grange, to Agnes, second daughter of tbs late John Hamilton Uundas, Esq., of Duddingston. At the Aloyn Hotel, Edinburgh, Anthony Dickson, Esq ...
... Chrimlrle. P ,r Memoirs Liect.-GenkralSirThomas Pit ton, 0.C.1!.â Sir Ihomas Piclon was another \e« brave ties We.-the right arm of Wellingto-. The cl.ir character of h.s eaplotta excited admiration which « joat.fied h, the soltd.ty their results. The ...
... Kesteven and Holland—Gilbert John Heathcote, of Stocken Hall, in the county of Rutland, Ksq.; Henry Handley, of Culverthorpe Hall, in tie said county of Lincoln, Ksq. Borough of iloston—John Studbolme Brownrigg, Ksq.; John Wilks. Ksq. Borough Stamford—Thomas ...
... Chapman, M.P.j Stephen Woulle, M.P.; John 11. Talbot, M.P.; Chat. A. Walker. M.P.; K. L. Shell. M.P.; Corn. O'Brien (Dublin); R. M. Bellew, M.P.; C. Fits Simon, M.P.; Jemea Grattan, M.P.; Geo. Evans, M.P.; Henry Grattan, M.P.; Dominick Konayue, P.; Gonvilla ...
... Martin, M.P.,*t James Duly, M.P.. John J. Bodkin,* John Dilrey,* Sir John Burks.* Galway, Town.-A. H. Lynch, M.P.*, Martin Joseph Blake, M.P.* Kerry, County.—Frederick W. Mullins, M.P.*, tbe Knight of Kerry, Morgan John O’Connell.* Tralee, Borough.—Maurice ...
... Edward Bolton Max well. John Speirs, A. 'CI. Campbell, Sir J. Mullins, Hon. F. W. Thomson, Rt. Hon. P. Chalmers, S. Mangles, J. Tbornley, Thomas Collier, John Masgnve, Sir R. Bt. Tracey, Charles H. Dundas, H ...
... Sanger, lb), and Chandler,??, Oxford-slreel, in Bottles is. 9d« and fid. each. MR. GRATTAN’S NEW WORK. Now ready, in three volumes, post Bvo., Agnes de mansfeldt. T. C. GRATTAN. Author of't.lacqueline Holland.” '■ The Heiress of Brugta,” Highways and Byways ...
... without f'uodation. Mr. KITHVEN frosted thst the people of Ireland would equal justice with the people of England. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that the Mouse was in possession sufficient evidence to prove that the Corporations in Ireland were corrupt bodies. elonel ...