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... ; Cyrua, Anaon, from Yarmouth ; Sjunuel, Hroltn, from Ipswich ; John and Henry. Paine, from Ipswich; and Diana, Archibald, fram Duhlln.—Sailed non*. Fan. IS.—anipa ARairan. « , The John Dualop, Schofield, from Savannah ; Buoyant, Bell, from Bahia and ...
... square, keeper>-w--j Grounsell, George Hammond, and John HtU ( Louth, brasa and iron founder* —Samuel Holtomley Berja»» of Horton, YorVahlre, worated aplnner*—Swaual Wright Richard Purkia WeaUll. and John Parlon, ot Temple row, WJ! ham. linen-draper* (ao ...
... it expedient to adopt at this important cmw. Amongst the gentlemen present were H. L. M.r.; 11. Grattan, Esq., M.P.; Sergeant Woulle, M.l Urosthwaile, John Power, D. R. OOnetnen Mahon, M. W»Uh, Uwrence Finn, M. R.Snusse, M. . Savage, H.Tighe. W. Grace ...
... Brady, John Lawless. John Redmond, Henry G. Curran. John Gannon Meath), John FoUrell,Charles Hayes, Wra. Mabtr, Marlio Kurto, J. M'Carlhy, Seaton, Power (l)undrum), Arthnr French, Michael Corcoran, Marcus Costello, Joseph Denniii Mullen, ...
... per- rnlities. some degree dealt. dealt with ll.em imperfectly, $ jJobS Friend formed by curala for £looa year, Mr. James Grattan . but .1 dealt with them on the principle which I propose to [he clerJvmeo who are wh «r--from F.oni* and the diffarcnt adioinmg ...
... from to Cardigan, was shore Swansea ol The Ocdlpe, Laundrea, (rom Bordeaux, has arrived U>e Maurlllut with foremast lost during gale on the 9th of Feb.,ln 30 8. long. F and would be obliged to heave down; bound to Sumatra. Junb s.— Armed, the Velocity ...
... Uaonon, aud other places in county of Wexford, by Mr. Power from .the counties of Longford, Cavan, Meath, and Donegal, Mr. 11. Grattan; from places Galway, Mr. Blake from and two [ other parishes in the county of Cotk, Mr.Callaghan; from several parishes in ...
... Steem Nevigeuon Bill now before the House; tlso epeuuon from Duttmoulh, eguiuet the CoMolideled Turnpike Truet Bill. . Mr. H. GRATTAN presented eeverel pemions from the county Meelh.eseinet the I-otde’ amendments, «nd for the abolition of tithe*. , . , Mr ...
... Gonsaa, K.C.8., be Lieutenant-Colonel without pur. htse, fire Motklunon. deceased Brevet Colonel John Fremont.e lobe Major, Willi i l.leulen»-nt.Co!onel John • Gktg. from half-pay, unatlached. to Captain and Lieutenant Colonel, vice Fremantle. Scots Gu ...
... Monday inguest was held the Guf Earl of Warwick, Bclton-strcet, St. Giles’s, before Mr. Stirling, view of the body of man named John Goulding.aged 45 years, who met with his death under tne following distressing circumstance* George Wilson deposed that he ...
... papers justifying his conduct; but Did you John Reilly—is there- poorer man than is while he lived, and upon his grave when died, would upon the face of earthi-aid yet the Dean of Ardagh •tamped the named “John Reilly*’(hear!] lie then moved drags him from ...
... object; lor th» ought to know that union as atringtb. reference to Mr. Grattan, who entered the room, was received with chte.s, raid that thev ouaht to vent-rate the name of Grattan in that city, and then recollect how they were represented that day [hear ...