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... Hotel, Bridge-street, Black. friars, to celebrate the forty.-fifth anniversary (Wilkes's number) of the acquittal of Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, and John Thelwall, from a charge of high treason. Among the toasts were, The Sovereignty of the People ...
... would dwindle away, and at last require a great effort P to restore it at all. With the advice and concurrence of ci Sir Thomas Hardy and Admiral Dundas, he proposed PI launching three new vessels of the line, three new frigates, b! and repairing three ...
... -Ignatius Callaghan, Esq,, foreman; John Curry, Christopher Ejiff, William Deane, Thomas Higginhotham, John Parks, James Wright, Joseph Atcheson, Philip Dixon Hardy, Thomas Peele, Robert Shaw, George Hodges, Henry Edward Stephens, William Telford, Wil- ...
... Cahernakelly, Esq. l Kilreekel-Thomas Burke, Ballydugan, Esq. a KilmeetsArthnr Gore Daly, Holly-hill, Esq. Tynagh-Honourable A. Nugent, Pallas. Portumna-Michael Rush, Portumna. Ballinakill-Mathevw White, Ufick Burke, Thomas r' Davy, and J. M. -Ayl)ward ...
... and I C. L. Maginmn, jun., Esqrs., 11. lOs. each ; James Egan, C. M. O'Ferrall, Jlhn Read, Thomas Kemia, Patrick j Walsh, John Fitzpatrick, Daniel Kenny, Thomas O'Ferrall, JRev. James Ennis (per Mr. Long), Mr. Long, Henry Grat l tan, John Keogh, Al essrs ...
... the Rev. Mr. A. O'(Connell, Robert White, Esq., 18, Fleet-street, Thomas Clarendon, Esq., Grest Brunswick-.treet, and William D. Ferguson, Esq., Dame- street, 11. each; fromn Thomas Hutton, Esq., Summer- hill, 101.; John M'Mullen, 5, Sherrard-street ...
... Captain, by purchase, vice Burnet, who retires; Ensign Westcote Lyt- Y tleton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Norris ; Thomas Stirling, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lyttleton. e Rifle Brigade-Lientenant Edward -bolt Glegg to be Captain, by ...
... purcisase, vice Mallon, who retires. En- subjt sign James Birkley Leathamn to be Lieutenant, by purchase, MI vice SYyny. John Hardie, Gent., to Ise Ensign, by pur- the Ii chase, vice Leatbam. Lieutenant William Darling to be knoxi Adjutant, vice Swyny, promoted ...
... as they remain my humble efforts shall not be wanted d to oppose them. I am, Sir, &C., 6, Calpel-street. EDWARD BYRNSE. A hardy seaman, who bad escaped ine of therecent ship- c swrecksaspon the coast, beitig asked by a good laly lhow hefelt s when the ...
... WSHARMJAW CRAWEOIID. d To VTr. James Martin, Secretary. C I z . I Cheers followed on the reading of this docurment. Mr.. Thomas Mooney then rose, and said that he begged to call the attention of the meeting to one or two subjects.; The first of these ...
... B~art., Sir John Burke, Bart,; Thomas Berming- p bamn, of Carasmana, county Galway; R. R. Guinness, c4 George Roe, Charles Halliday, Secretary to the Chamber d, of Commerce; Leonard Thornhill, Obadiah Willatns, bi Thomas Dixonl, John M'Donnell, Director ...
... Bart., Franciu Blily, Esq., Theoms Re/I, Ea2., Johr Davy, M.D., .Lryea Doakin, Asq., Edward Foster, Rsq., T'homas Gal. . lotvay, Esq., 5I.A., Thomas Grhbamn, Enq_ Sir Joln F. W. Herschel, Hart., M.A. FrancisKiernan, Esq., John Lindley, E Esq., Phil. D. ...