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... Nicholl, J. (’akdioanshihrPowell, Col. .. CardiganPryse, P. CarlisleHoward, P.IL, Marshall, W. ('arm AKTHENSHIRETrevor, 11 on. G. R., •Jones, John ••• Carmarthen* Morris, David Carnarvonshire ...
... Leinster. Wicklow bids fair for the good cause of the Queen. Colonel I Actox and Mr. John 11. Wkstbv will displace the present agents of the Popish faction, Messrs. Jamks Grattan and Howard. Of Wexford wc cannot at present speak with so much confidence, though ...
... were ushered Into the Green Drawing-room, and after, wards into Throoe-room, which was lined her Majesty's corps Gentlemen Arms, commanded by Mr. Reeve, Standard-bearer of the corps. The Queen received the Address on the throne. In attendance on her Majesty ...
... Dellaiina ; Alexander Ugilvy, K«q , of Rillipu-House; John Smyth, E«q., Ardmore, and Hugh Lyle. E»q., Oaks l#odge, to W deputy lieutenants for the county of Londonderry. Sir William Hart., and John S:ott, Esq., to deputy lieutenants for the county of C’lara ...
... Brougian Lo d Brougham descends from John Vaux of Catverjro, through the marriage of his only child Jane Vaul swit Thomas Brougham, of Brougham. This John Vaux, of Cat. . terlen, derived his descent from Sir John Vaux, of Catteron, the second son of Robert ...
... the hustings—Henry Grattan, Esq., Leland Croslhwa'ue, D. L-, William Murphy and his sons, Laurence Finn, Cornelius Loughlin, Henry Hutton (Kilmore), George Roe, Peter Furcell, Richard O’Gorman, J. Power, Alexander MacDonnell, John Martin (North-wall) ...
... Excellency; William I.ynar, John Burke, Thomas Hon. K Stanhope, William O’Malley, High Sheriff of Mayo; John Kennedy. LAniES—W. Clarke, Scott, Power. Stanhope. Majoi;-Gknkii*al-s —H. S. Scott, Sir Thomas Downman. Lieutenant-General Sir John O. Vandeleur. toj.osF ...
... assiduously and unceasingly to the mercantile interests of this great city, you will elect as your representative John Beatty West (loud cheers.) Sir John Kingston James came forward to second the nomination of Mr. West. He said, the pleasing duty devolved on ...
... assembled large armed lies, and arms the houses of many of his Majesty's loyal subjects dilferent parts of the kingdom, and cut down and carried away great number of trees, wherewith make bandies for pikes and oilier offensive weapons arm their treacherous ...
... through Queen-street, to St. Paul’s church, the place of interment, in the following order A party of the Foot Artillery, with arms reversed, The Band of the 7th Hussars. A Squadron of the Horse Artillerv in their new uniforms. THE COFFIN, And Pal I-bearers ...
... committee we re and zealous. High Sheriff declared Grattan an 2 » over cheering had subsided, be said — My and for Howard 7% iplete. Bevery ana sured: the eeessity of the timely of bis vot majority being for Grattan 73, citizens, sour vietory has been tiest con ...