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... and manager, one of bis Majesty’s Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, Coontt Boabds (Ibkland) ComuTtssr—Sir R. Musgrare, the Chancellor of Iks Exchequer. Lord Morpeth, Mr. o‘Brlsn, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Loyeh> Mr, Ooulburo, Sir R. Fergusos, Lord Egarton, the ...
... wheat and flour—Mary, Morris, Swansea, floor —Friends, Callaghan, Clonakilty, ballast—Bristol Trader, Johns, Swansea, ditto. April Ift—Sarah, Jones, Cardigan, Hoar.—Wind, N.W, b, W. SHIP NEWS. Arrived from Waterford—At London, 26th, Liberator, At PorUmooth ...
... of moderate principles. The small-pox is making great ravages at Newfoundhnd. Two thousand eases have been reported at St, John** alone, of which five hundred are said have proved mortal. ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY. IrUh members who voted for select committee ...
... Little James- street, Middlesex, coach maker—Wm. Forbes High-street, Middlesex, victualler—John Jones, Shoreditch, Middleaex, linen draper—Thomas Patterson, Lower John-street, London, tailor—Wm. Smith, Circus, Minories, Loudon, Merchant—Edward Lawrence Ireland ...
... with the inset iption the Plate on the Coffin, and the with the Arms, Crests and Motto of the deceased. The Hearse, drawn by six horses, and ornamentid with Escutcheons each side, with the Arms, Motto, and Crest,and a rich Crest for the back, with eleven ...
... following order:—- A lame in front, with the inscription of the Plate e« the Coffin, and an Rtehmenton the reverse, with the Arms, Crectv, and Motto of the deceased. The Undertaker, fir m London, Mr. Gale. Two I'orter* 'lutes, properly equipped. Pige. St; ...
... Prices of on the Coffin, and an attachment the reverse, with the every thing are the advance, and considerable enquiry has Arms, Crests and Motto the deceased. been making after Wheat in Granary, for which £| | per The Hearse, drawn by six horses, and ...
... vicepresidents of the Trades’ Political I'nion, acted as Pallbeareis.:— Messrs. Peter Slevin, Messrs. John O’Brien, James Martin, Kdw. Breon&n, John Rafferty, T, Atkins, and Thos. Reynolds, T, M. Hay. Sec. day’s proceedings would forever attest the gratitude ...
... they s'ho'ZldTfv l ° bury, from which he has announced his intention of but did not fhint ~r i ,• nou, ...
... vice-presidents of the Trades’ Political Union, acted as pall besrers : Messrs. I’eter Slcvin. Messrs. John O’Urien, James Marlin, Edw. Brennan, John Rafferty, T. Aikins, and Thos.Reynolds, T. M. Ray, Sec. The pall was splendid in the extreme—and to it ...
... the Elate the Cuffing mid attachment on the reverae, with the Arm*, Crests and Motto •f the deceased. The Hnarep, drawn by six horses, and ornamented with Esmilelieoiis each side, with the Arms, Motto, ami Orest, and rich Crest for the bark, with eleven ...
... of Dr. Crarapton, Mr. Pigott, K.C., Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., Christ. Fitzsimon, Esq., M. P. James Power, Esq., M. P., Dr. Harkan, Mr. M‘Nevin, etc. Then came the different Trades, with their respective arms and banners, each man being provided with ...