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... vacant the death of Lient.-General Sir John Hamilton, Bart. Sir John lineal descendant of the Abercorn branch of the ancient and noble family of Hamilton, and succeeded in his title by his only son, Captain, now Sir John Hamilton, late Aide-de-Camp General ...
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... the Loadondetry ithJournal, that an example has been set by the representatives of a clergyman recently deceased, the Rev. John Pitt Ken- in rnedy, in regard to tithe, Which places the qu'estion in a new of view. They have a property in Donegal, which ...
... Esq. George R. Rowe, Esq., M.D. J. P. Boileau, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel Skerrett John Brothers, Esq. Robert Sutton, jun., Esq. Captain Henry Jones John Twells, l.sq. John Moxon, Flsq. Lieutenant-Colonel Utterton Richard Digby Neave, Esq. George Walter ...
... elec- tioneering with a pistol in his hand, at the head of an armed party. Mr Mullen saw, (he told the Committee,) at the last election in the town of Trim, a body of 200 Orangemen, armed with pistols and daggers. They played a very important part upon ...
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