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... DA V, JUL V 29 On Thursday last was married, at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. John Venn, Mr. T. W. Prosser, of the Tanbrook, to Martha, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Bell, of this city. the 22d inst. was married, at Ross, by the Rev. T. Underwood ...
... distress, he (Lord M.) would not object to it. Mr. J. GRATTAN rose, and was left speaking. COUNTY ARMAGH ASSIZES. (Continued from The Telegraph of Tuesday.) Saturday, July 25. TEMANDIXO FIRE-ARMS. Thomas Fox, for assaulting the house of Hugh Cunningham ...
... would persevere this business; but, if he did not, and other Hon. Mem. her took it up, should consider it his duty so. Mr H.GRATTAN said, it was clear, that orders and warrants had been issued, and used, in the manner alluded to, bill the question was, whether ...
... Finn, Hon. R. Fitzgibbon, Christopher Fitasimon, Nicholas Fitzsimon, F. French, Jamea Grattan, Henry Grattan, C. D. O. Jephson, A. Lynch, Major Macnamara, J. M‘Cance, John Maher, T. Martin, Frederick W. Mullins, Sir Richard Musgrave, Sir Richard Nagle, W ...
... great question has increased. The difference yesteicay was 38, which five more than on the first and greatest division Lord John Russell's resolution. Hie numbers, in spite some pairs on each aide for the remainder of the session, ere nearly the same on ...
... '' Evans, W. P. Finn, Hon. R. Fitxgibbor., C. Fitrsi *' - Pitzsimon, P. French, J. Grattan, H. Grattan, P. H C. D. O. Jephson, A. H. Lynch, John M’Cance M’Namara, John Maher, T. B. Martin, F. \V R. Mosgrave, Sir R. Nagle, W. S. O’Brien. C. b’B « J. O’Connell ...
... Mans. Rhopireper, Tertia' Ones ; Miss Anne Pnwell. I Innelly Mr. Jolts I Mr Wm W. 116. Mr. Geo. se Mr. I.aar Tntan.s, Cardigan Mr. .1h; Mr. W Mims Qwie,. Mere I Mesdames A .aad o.Jerliar,drinnsea. EVANS's OLO-ESTABLISHED Genuine Patent Medicine 'Warehouse ...
... would make way for it. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said Government bad so often experienced the courtesy of the House in making way for the Government when it had measures to bring forward, that would be quite unjustifiable on his (Lord John Russell's) part to set aside ...
... in which he had the honour of serving (the Seventh Dragoon Guards,) without the slightest knowledge of the officers. Mr H. Grattan contended that the Duke of Cumberland had interfered in the establishment of Orange Lodges. Mr Ruthven said, he had seen some ...
... champion is as yet uncertain. 'they bare solicited already Cul: Morgan, o. Landough, J of Wenvoe, and Howell Gwyn, of Neath. Mr. John Nichol', the present member for that dastardly Marquis-ridden town, Cardiff, ale, been named; but be is too prudent to grasp ...
... declaring that Thomas Moore ?? had aideit ski witness Pilgrimt, bot that ni chiirge had been proved against ?? -Joseph Sewell, John Bloke, or Joseph Blake. r Allr, IIU IC moved thot Keith be token into custody. The tone Inotion gave rise to a long discussiiin ...
... that this collection promises be one of the best it! Ihe language. Hitlory and Description of the late Houses of Parliament By John Bnilon and W. Bray ley VVeale. This work has now reached its sixth number, and appear* to increase in interest it proceeds ...