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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Nicholl, J. (’akdioanshihrPowell, Col. .. CardiganPryse, P. CarlisleHoward, P.IL, Marshall, W. ('arm AKTHENSHIRETrevor, 11 on. G. R., •Jones, John ••• Carmarthen* Morris, David Carnarvonshire ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Here great contfusion agilo le interrupted Mr. Grattan in the delivery of his esetimeodt$ *y the Kentish fire was also kept up.) Mr. Grattan uc0t dd' r. by nominaating Mr. Hutton.. [Shortly before Mr. Grattan concluded, a dreadful IlOt e ccorred in the gallery ...
... the hustings—Henry Grattan, Es>j., Lei and Crosthwaite, D.L., William Murphy and his suns, Laurence Finn, Cornelius M* Loughlin, Henry Hutton (Kilmore), George Roe, Peter Purcell, Richard Gorman, J. Power, Alexander Mac Donnell, John Marlin ( North-wall) ...
... and were followed in a very 'ong speech Mr. Henry Grattan, when the sheriff, naming the individuals who had been put nomination, called for a show of hands, which he declared to favour of Mr. Grattan and Col. Acton. A poll was i then demanded behalf of ...
... assiduously and unceasingly to the mcrcantilb inte! rests of this great city, you will elect your representative John Beatty West.— (Loud cheers.) Sir John Kingston James came forward to second the nomination of Mr. West. said, the pleasing duty devolved him the ...
... 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 ...
... throne, ,0,1 (it-r speech upon the prorogation parliament. Both • * •• In both these party hear Mr. Grattan (three round* of ibe KcniUb fire). Mr. Grattan resumed— In reference the second iotfi. viilual o«*minated on the opposite side, I l eg to say that ...