... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... himself, and request their permission to withdraw—(hear). Mr. Hutton then departed amid the applause the meeting. Mr. H. Grattan then came forward to propose the first resolution, which said he should with much pleasure. As the chairman had trulv observed ...

... next dey. John Kennedy examined—Was a prisoner No. 6. Corridorc, in gaol of Clonmel Thomas .Moroney was with him ; witness wrote letter for thinks it was to John Reddy the letter wat desiring Reddy not have arms found about the house* John Orr, Polio* ...

... Brown. Garn*t. Anmtrong, M. Grattan. Martin. Moore. Gallani, Atkinson. Rowley, O’Canroll, White, T. M*Kcnna. Gordon. Browne, Nanffle. Vaughan. A. Lyle, Croslhwatta, Duggan. Hack at, C. Gordon. Doherty. Mansfield. St. John, Blacker. Penncfathcr, S. While ...

... Preacher, the igiout Brothers the Schools, and b) the following Gentlemen Daniel O’Connell, M. P. ; H. Grattan. M.P.; George Evans, M.P. ;J. Power, M.P.; John Power, Harcourt. street; R. Fannin. Ilarrington-streel ; J. Sweetman. Francts-eoun; Powell, Jamei’* ...

... II Francis Stack Murphy. 201; Jeremiah S. Murphy. 501; and Co., 501; John Lvons and Co., 501; Francis B. Beamish, Daniel CaUagban. M. F.. 300!; John O’Connell, Summer-hill, ; John Gould and Co., 201. ; Hubert Honan and Co.. 101. ; Murtogh M'Dcrmot», ...

... large armed bodies, and plundered of arms the houses many of his Majesty’* loyal subjects in different parts of the kingdom, and cut down and carried away great numbers of trees, wherewith to make handles fur pikes and other offensive weapons > arm their ...

... midnight before the mob separated.—Correspondent the Cork Constitution* IRISH MEMBERS RETURNED. Antrim—Major General O'Neili, John Irving. Athlonc—J. O'Connell. Armagh—W. Curry, Bandon—Sergeant Jackson. Bclfivt—Gihton. I.ord Belfast. Carriekfergus— Kirk ...

... subsequent his alteration there were only three panes. John Alfred—ls a earprliter ; pul in the front window Grsfton street; knows the window in the back parlour; eight feet wide, fimr feet six inches height. John Wmley M'Comes, son of the plaintiff, deposed that ...