... the late Henry Grattan to the corporation of Dublin, when the movement was made by that body for repeal. A meeting was convened by one of the sheriffs in the Corn Exchange, and it was there 1 made my maiden speech, {laughter. ’Mr. Grattan was called on ...

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... Justices Pages. Gentlemen at Large. Aides-de-Camp —two and two. Gentlemen of the Bed Chamber. Athlone Pursuivant of Arms. Sergeants at Arms, bearing the Maces. Master of the Horse. His Excellency’s Private Secretary. Chaplains. Cork Herald in his Collar ...

... Percy Nugent, and John Kennedy. Knights —Sirs Benjamin Moms, D.L., aterford ; James Murray. M.D. ; Arthur Clarke, M D. ; T. Ross, R.N T . Generals— Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur, J. Franks. Major-Generals— Sir Hopton S. Scott, Sir John F. Bur- goyne. Colonels— ...

... of CnTan, J. P-, Michael Uonne, J. P, Pierce R. Mahony. johlor, J. P.. John Handcock, Lurgne. JP. > Edmond Tale, JP Thomas O'Hara. J.P. i M. Thunder. J P. John Cheater. J P. John Cheater, J.P. i Samuel Winter. P • Deni* C. Brady, J.P. j Abraham Collet ...

... more decidedly on the principles avowed last night by Lord John Russell, the wants of the Tories would have brought many of them over to the holders of the frib. •* lam ready,” said Lord John Russell, say that j hink—as my noble friend near (Viscount ...

... the guests were— Archbishop of Armagh, Duke of Wellington, Marquises of Ely, and Normanby, Viscount Duncannon, the Right Hon John Wilson Croker, Sir Denham Jcphson Norreys, M.P., Mr. F. Beamish, M.P., Captain Jones, M.P. Covers were laid for forty-one. ...

... Clare Co. Berkeley, Hon. F.H.Bristol M‘Taggart John.Wigton, &c. Berkeley,Hon G.Gloucestersh Maher, JohnWexford Co. Berkeley,Hon.C-,Cheltenham Marshall, WmCarlisle Bewes, TPlymouth Martin, JohnTewkesbury Blackett, C.—SouthNorthum- Maule.Hon ...

... of our enemies to power would eradicated. It is our duty then to stand together, shoulder to shoulder—heart to heart —and arm to arm— to resist the approach of the foul Orange domination over our country ( Hear, hear, and loud cheers). task any man to consider ...

... Jeffcott, R. O’Connell, O’Dowd, O’Shaughnessy, John M'Kenna, Robert Molloy, O’Rourke, M'Coy, Rev. Mr. Walshe, Dr. Burne, Thomas Davis, A. O’Brien, J.O’Brien. Laurence Malone, John Jago, B. Murphy, John Lentaigne, James Rooney, Thomas Moylan, E. R. Collis ...

... Sexton, Esqrs , to that of Sheriffs, for the ensuing year. Mr. Waller John Carew has been appointed Mayor of Youghal, and Messrs. Purdon and Giles Bailiffs, for the ensuing year, Thus. John Esq., re-elected to be Treasurer. BANK OF IRELAND MONOPOLY. On Monday ...

... all, merely a matter of taste. There were many other charges brought forward at the same time, and his noble friend, (Lord John Russell) had taken the first opportunity of statingthe readiness that existed on the part of the ministry to meet those various ...