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... announced on Thursday night. O'Connell Grattan 70S Plunkett .. Lanabart 336 Thursday, O’Cunnell and Grattan were declared duly elected. MAYO. —Friday - . Sir Brabazon Mr D. Browne ~ 331 Mr John Browne were just congratulating ...
... superintend the arrangements, and these gentlemen hadl agreed to entrust the nanipulations entirely to Dr. Marshall, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Getty, and Dr. Hincks, of Killileagh. These gentle- men accordingly proceeded to the table, and removed the body from ...
... Sutton; H Goolbmrn Cambridge City —T S Rios; George Pryme Canterbury Lord Albert Prod Viuisrsn Cardiff Nicboil Cardigan County Powell Cardigan*-. Pr yee Pryee H Howard; J Caermarthonihire—Won G R Trevor; Sir J Caermarthon Btr—D Lewis » .T A Smith Caernarvon ...
... (Chters.) sure. Lord had hit excuse; be talked, of death's head, and cross bones. He was afraid the picture. Why, they are the arms of the Brunswick familv—of the elder brunch of bis Majesty’s family. Lord certainly not a Bronswicker. But, then, those who ...
... Andrew Penny, plough held by himself; 6th ditto, David' Ker, Esq. plough held by bis servant, John Bell; 7th ditto, John Wallace, plough held by his servant, John M'Cracken ; Bth ditto, James M‘GitTiin, plough held by himself; 9th ditto, Sam. M*Makio, plough ...
... servant, John 6th ditto, to Mr Samuel Sloaue, of Ballymacbrennan, plough held by his servant, John Graham. In the second class, the first premium was adjudged to Mr Robert Graham, juu. of Ballyraacbrennan, plough held by his son James; 2d ditto, Mr John M‘Dowell ...
... M. Jones, Thomas Bailey, John C. Bloomfield, Folliot W. Barton, H. Richardson. John Brian, A. W. Gledstone, Wm. Johnston, Hamilton Irvios, Douglas Johnston, John Crozier, Ale*. Hudson, Thomas Charters, Joseph M’Guire, John Hars, Charles Arshdall, sod ...
... Dublin had admit- ted that the Catholics were well armed. Mr. O'CONNELL observed, that what le said was, that the Catholics in the north of Ireland had acquired arms, and that many of them were well armed. Col. VERNER would ask, then, whether the only friends ...
... James Kerry, Earl of Parnell. Sir Scrope, G P Bateeon, Sir Fremantle, Sir T O'Cunor Dob Bodkin, John James O’Connell, Lefroy, A Blake, M J Musgrave, Sir R Grattan, J Fitzsimon, C W?sa, T Clive, Robert Castlereagb, Viect. O'Connell, M J Clements, Lord Roche ...
... were lodged in the arm and hand of Mr. Labranche. In the house. the committee onl the affray presented resolutions to the effect that the Speaker deliver to the Sergeant-at-Arms lik mandate for the appearance before the house: of John R. Gryiies. that he ...
... onta of the country. This teas tbs opinion of Burke; this waa tho opinion aloe entertained Laird Plunkett, Sir John Newport, and Mr Grattan. Tbs right boo. baronet then proceeded— ** Yon are attempting to establish a principle, but depend upon it thefts ...