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... affair. The names of the Voters are—John James Bodkin, Hewitt Bridgman, Hon. P. Butior, M. L. Chapman, W. S. Crawford, John Maher, F. W. Mullins, Sir R. Sir R. Nagle, W. S. O'Brien, D. O’Connell, James Power, John Power, E. Ruthven, R. L. Muml, J. 11 ...
... Classical, to John Brien, Chas. A. Smith, Jobu Dilion, W'illiam Henry, Stone. The Medals for Habitu.d Diligence and Genera) Improvement Win. Fraxer, Fred. Robert Dean. John Monsarrat, John Crawford, and Henry Niehulls. The Debate, Dialoeur*. end Sc’ections ...
... French. Pry me, Francis Baring, Pcodarves, W. Williams, Brtdgeman, Horsman, Mark Philips. John Bennett, Handley, Henry Salwey, James Stusrt, Vernon Smith. Grattan, Estcourt, Turner, Stanley, Robert Steuart, Robert Wallace, Ponsonby, Broadwoud, Grimsditch ...
... themselves with tumblers of whiskev punch, varying in individual proportions from two tatwodowm. At length, half-past nine, Lord John Russell condescends enlighten the House. There a dead silence. A hem or two from the puny patriot precede:! his little clear ...
... under the act Gtfa Wm. IV. chap. I* MONAGHAN ASSIZES. (FftOM OWN IFPORTFR.) Tuesday, March 23. —John Hall was indicted for stealing cart, the property John Malone. There was no case, and the prisoner was discharged. Thomas Whilcraft was arraigned for felonious ...
... James, the sth earl, in 1811. married Penelope Anne. *2i daughter of John George Cooke. who died 1826, and whom had i'tue ten children, the 6d of whom. Lord Brudeueil, no« Earl of Cardigan, w.rs born and married Mrs. Johnstone, after her divorce in 18*26 ...
... w-tliarop--. John Nowlan, John Brennan, A , .M*l)onm li, ami John N-uiao, jun., in t!.» : ; ..i vlh. in .a-i-is'ing »o tie Palriek Nowlan, ahnut e.ii- ; die others who were there did not know tin y had fid k-, an . they said ti’ey ! arms; there was a ...
... reading was fixed for Monday se'nnight. The speakers, after Mr. J. Grattan, were, Dr. Lefroy, Mr. Wakley, Mr. West, Lord Morpeth, Sir James Graham, Sir J. C. Hobbouse, Sir R. Peel and Lord John Russell. It was noticed that Sir J. Graham was the first of the ...
... with the SAFETY FUZE, at Is. per Coil, of 21 Feet, with Ten per Cent. oft to purchasers by the Cask, Wholesale and Retail, at JOHN WHITE'S GUNPOWDER OFFICF, 7, MARI'S-AliflEY. .1. W. alao offers Crown Whitlow- (Ilan, Roman Cement, Plaster Paris. &c. to ...
... ploughs, the projierly of Mr. John Short, of Pallas, near Toomavara, were maliciously broken some persons unknown. On the morning of the 21st instant, a party, consisting of nine or ton armed men, attacked the dwelling of John Hogan, Gurthnamoc, parish ...
... confusion was ercated at this period of the bon nd assi- gentleman's speech, and Sir John Kingston cal nee on a the uproar being increased ]— Mr. O'Cossene rose and said— Sir John Kingston t praise ot here- has rightly suid that you are breaking the compact ...
... the very low Rent of ,i'4G 10s. per annum. The Furniture comprises one set of fourteen capital Par lour Chairs (including two Arm) Haircloth, six btuffedover Parlour Cnairs, Mahogany Dining, Breakfast, and Card Tables; an Inclosed Pier Cabinet, Brussels ...