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... Thos. Tatman, of Hardway, near Gosport ; Chris. West, at EMBWOIth ; John Dalton, of Portsea ; John Bolton and John Bennett, of Landport ; Wm. —, of Romsey ; John Stripe, of Havant ; John Burgess, of Liverpool ; William Riley, of Dublin ; and ...
... Brennan, D.L. fleadfort John Power, D.L. Fingal Anthony S. Hussey, D.L. Meath Alansergh St. George, High Howth Sheriff, Leitrim, D.L. Chartemont Daniel Farrell, High Sheriff; Oosford Sligo Southwell Thomas Boyle, Bannow„ J.P. Cloneurry John O'Connell, J.P., ...
... Bayley, J. Petty Muspratt, W. Stanley Clarke, H. Shank, John Cotton, John Shepheid, Russell Eliice, M. T. Smith, John Forbes, John Thornhill, Richard Jenkins, W. Wigram, J. L. Lushington, F. Warden, John Loch, W. Young. SOCIETY for the ...
... Dr. Murray; Mr. O'Connell, M.P. ; Mr. Tighe (Woodstock), Mr. Evans. M.P.; Mr. James Power. M.P.; Mr. Wyse, M.P.; Mr. Henry Grattan. P.; Mr. Morgan O'Connell, M.P.; Mr. Maurice O’Connell, M.P.; Baron Itocheck, Captain Ponsonby (Royal Fusileers);Sir Thomas ...
... M'Clelland, A. Seton, Pierce Mahony, Thomas Fitzgerald, Barrister ; John Lloyd Fitzgerald, Barrister ; Peter Grahan, Rutland-square; Henry Grattan Curran, Barrister; Patrick Sweetman, John M'Mullen, Thomas Welsh, J. Guthrie, D. Mahony, jun., David Daly, ...
... amount to 24681. 10s.; PPearg in his travelling dress, as he had that day made a ! had been recorded. j being 8381. for St. John's, and 1630/. 10s. for St. Andrew's Journey of 51 Irish miles in order to attend the present ' Lord Cloncurry then came forward ...
... delusion, if such a delusion can exist by * Ua °f any man. (Cheers.) We have been threat- edg c ?? eve| iing paper with steamers armed to the water's j mores of q clouds of canvass, bearing guns, with the clay- I of the „ Scotlan .d; I wonder they did not add ...
... Seton, Pierce Mahony, Thomas Fitzgerald, barrister; John Lloyd Fitzgerald, barrister; Peter Gehan, Rutland-square; Henry G. Curran, barrister; Patrick Sweetman ; John M'Mullen, Thomas Welsh, John Guthrie, David Mahony, jun., David Daly, James M`Cormiek ...
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... M.P., Robert Arcbbold, M.P., D.L., Nicholas Fitzaimon, M.P., John Maher. M.P., Thomas Wyse, M.P., T. N, Reddington, M.P., H. Chester, M.P., J. J. Bsgot, L., C. H. *lker, M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P., Sergeant Curry, M.P., Hewit Bridgeman, M.P., D.L., Geo ...
... Ro- bert A rhbold, M.P, D.L. ; Nicholas Fi.zsimon, M.P. ; John Ma her, M.P. ; Thomas Wyse, M.P. ; T. N. Rediuz- ton, M.P. ; H. Chester, xM.P. ; J.J. Bigot, D.L. ; C. H. Walker, M.P. ; Henry Grattan, M.P. ; Sergeant Curry, M.P. ; Hewit Br dgeman, M.P., D ...
... Several other meiaSra Parliament were alvo expected attend. Am&ocat tlioee invited, betid,•• Mr. O'Connell and bit were Mr. Grattan, Mr. Hntloa, Mr. Swart, Mr. Rlpbiu•tone, Mr. Brother too, and Lord Nugent. Atiudntl Sir Graham Moore, K.C.8., wili asaume ...