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... Hill, uncle to the Hillsborouzh. —3. Mary, who m. John Bourke, Esq. of Palmerstown, created in 1785, Eatl of Mayo.—4. Catherine, whom. 7th December, 1735, John Lysaght, first Lurd Margaret, m. to John Fitzgerald, Knight of Kerry, M. P. for Dingle. The ...
... 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 ...
... and Bellew end O'Brien Roche and Kuche Meyrell Bateson and Jones Ferguson Forbes and Lefroy Jephson Browne and Brabazon and Grattan Lucas aud Westenra Brady Talbot Damer Coote and Vesey O'Cunor Von and French Couper and Perceval Martin Shiet and Cave O'Connell ...
... descriptive of the maniless o! he was a Member of Parli jamen' t-—(cheers)—and fully agree could not have sustained with Mr. Grattan s views — that Ireland fa greater loss than int he absence of Mr. Vigors from Pasliament, and also that it is the bounden ...
... Beauvoir, Sir J. Dillwyn, L. Ellice, Re. Hon, EL Gillen, W. Gaskell, D. Gisborne, T. Gordon, KR. Grant, Right Hon. C Grattan, H. Grattan, J. Grey, Colonel Grey, Sir G. Grosvenor, Lord B. Grote, G, Guest, J. J. Gully, J. Halt, B. Warland. W.C. Gallyburton ...
... Whalebone, Mr. Pilsworth’s Princess, Air. White’s Lilly, Mr. Wilson’s Nelly Kelly and Paldy Kelly, Mr. Leadbcater’s Aledora, Mr. John Perrin’s Wilding. Air Valentine’s Goth, Mr. Alet- Calfe’s Midge, R. Aylmer’s Narchioness, Air. Jackson’s Rose, Mr. Miley’s ...
... the Homan in Ireland were not) only armed, weil armed; and why, he wished to kuow, should not the Protestants bave the same vilege ? pii- Mr. O'CONNELL—What I said was, that the Roman Ca- parts of it they were well armed. tholies in the north of Ireland ...
... were examined, who proved nothing more, when Hamilton Clarke was called, wha stated, that Miss Knox and Mills came there arm-in-arm, and that she consented to marry him, and desired him to send for ber clothes. Miss Knox was confronted with this witness ...
... w hich I. have at present the honcar to hold. (‘The right hon, gentleman resumed his seat amidst the loudest cheering. Lord JOHN RUSSELL replied. The house then divided’ Ayes Noes 289 Majorit — 33 The announcement of the numbers was received by the Op- ...
... '^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 ...
... 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 ...
... those present we noticed Lord Cloncurry and family, Lord Mil. town, Sir John Burke, Sir Walter Scott and Lady, Lord Rox. borough, Lady Somerville and Mrs, Williams, Henry Grattan, Exq., M.P., and family, and several other respectatle families, &e. His ...