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... Hill, uncletolhe Karl MilUborouah. 3. Mary, who m. John Buuike, Esq. Palmerstown, created in 1735. Earl Mayo.—-4. Catherine, who m. 7th December, 17:i5, John Lysaght, first Lord Lisle.—s- Margaret, to John Fitzgerald, Knight of Kerry, for Dingle. Tire elder ...
... Relieve and Fitzgtbboit and O’Oricu Itoche and Mcyi.ell Bateson and Jones Ferguson Forbes and l/Cfroy Browne and O'Connell and Grattan Lucas and Western Brady Talbot Darner Coote and Vcscy O’Cunor Don and French Cooper and Pciccval Martin .Shiel and Cave O’Connell ...
... Ireland re nut only armed, but well armed; and why, wished to Know, should not the i*roteslatita havt* the same mivileße ? Mr. said was, that the Homan Catholics in flic north Ireland had acquired arms, and that parts it they were well armed. Colonel continued ...
... to do all that can be required.- (cries of no, no Mr. Hawes, Sir E. Codrmgton, and Mr. French urged Mr. Grattan to make the required . Mr, H.GRATTAN—AII that want to know is. whether the right hon. and gallant officer meant by the language be used, or ...
... dare to love her. —Aynes Mansfield, by Grattan. . Cruelty to Animals. —The officers of the Animals Society, lust week, convicted Joseph Fisher, and William penalties 51. each; and John Williams, Joseph Merrith, John Fulland, Joseph Porter, 13. Malpas.and ...
... Ireland ; and shortly after being promoted to office Irish Secretary, we have him opposing Mr. Grattan's motion for a committee on the Catholic claims —also Sir John Newport motion for a committee on the state of education in Ireland. But if the new secretary ...
... Nutlal Greene, of Kilmanaban Castle, John Neltemlle Bat run, of Jiallydavid, John Musgrave, of Tourio, Arthur Kelly, of Ballyaageartmore, Robert Uniacke, of Woodhouse, James Power, of Roasea, John Odell, of Carriglea, John Mauhew tialwey, of Duckapnol, Alexander ...
... MAJORITY FOR MR. AUE Viscount I C. Adam. Admiral I Kori, John ARllonby. l ox. C. It. Alston. Unwl.md Folkcs. Sir W. Andover, Viscount Anton. Sir d. Am ley. Sir Jacob Attwoml, T. Itagshaw, John Kainea, I*l Bannrrraan, A. Barclay, Barham, J. Baring, I* ...
... sheep, was waylaid at Uriffinstown, within two miles of Kinncgad, and brutally murdered two men.— Westmeath Viper. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN differed with the lion. »hould take up any time, it would impossible to go on with lant member for Slißn, the qualification ...
... '^SOthFoot—Ensign T Maunscll, from the half-pay 63d Regt of Font be Ensign, repaying the difference. May 29. Slb Koot-LieuL-fSI John KeighHey, from the 11th Regt. of Foot, to be Lieul.-Col., vice Goldien, who exchanges. 30th Foot-Ensign T. White to be Lieut ...
... wilbemade Government with the least possible delay—Dut/m 1 aptr. New Tatekts To Julm Chanter, of Earl Street, I-omlon, and John Gray, of Liverpool, in the county o( Eancaster, engineer, for their invention of a new combination of parts forming an improved ...
... repre- aentation of the county of Carlow, in the last ecction, was a (cheers and laughter) In member of,he association , also Mr John Power, of bought for 100 doub^TfhaTthe the new national hank. resolution to 101 - w P ald Cthe who owned it voted ho- Mr OVONNELL ...