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... Gardiner's-place, per Rev. Mr. te Cooper ?? .. ?? ?? 1 0 0 John Robinson,Esq., Talbot-etreet .. 1 0 0 Iy Mr. John Corbalis, Baggot-street . . 0 I0 Jamnes artin, Esq., North-wall ?? .. l 0 0 Mrs John Sweetman, perGMr. ?? of 2 0 0 James Fagan, Esq., Bridge ...
... acknowledges :— From Kev, John Delmage #1 10 | John Bird, Esq., M.D. Kev. Henry King.. 1 John H. Burdett, sn Rev. Henry Buidet 1 0 | John Eyre Trench, F: a jase | 0 | Joho L. Harton, Edward Shaw, 1 The Lady Dunboyne. 1 o 6 | John Martin, Esq ...
... Underhill and John Underhill, Plymouth, linendrapers; Joseph Morris, Chester-wharf, Pimlico, coal merchant John Bolton and William Ireland, Manchester, check manufacturers ; George Fall and John Nichols, llorrocks. Manchester, dyers; John Bugshaw and Robert ...
... Hall, Vira Fallon, Mount-street Mrs Kenny, Gardiner’s-place, per Rev Mr Cooper John Robinson, Esq, Mr John Corballis, Baggot-street James Martin, Esq, North-wall eee Mrs John Sweetman, per Mr Walsh eee James Fagan, Esq, Bridgefoot-street eee Arthur Guinness ...
... meeting takes place on Wimbledon Com- mon, between Mr. H. Grattan and the Marquis of Loodon- derry, in consequence of some expression of the Marquis of Londonderry in the House of Lords, which Mr. Grattan applied to himself. 14 The “ National Petition,” with ...
... Vincent, and a man named Roberts, leaders of a party of Chartists, entered Devizes in waggon with flags flying, and many of them armed : hut tlie populace attacked the Chartists, and drove them out of the town. 3. Lord Fortescue, the new Irish Viceroy, arrived ...
... eo eml ' of the Jan Edendcrry. at a very advanced a*e. Francea, relict late irttan. Kaq . M.U.. and mother .4 the late John Grattan. 3.u' ito kSihcom! l» Holrtoo ltreet. .sed S» re«r«. willl *â hi Kilkenoy. . protrerteil illoeu. Mur. UutJ Q'Ooo ...
... without their. Wimbledon Com- at Houston, Texas, Mr. De Camp, a' arquis of London- actor. 29 Interview between Lord John H thich Mr. Grattan | of the Marquis of Ge:eral Maroto, at Puente Nuevo, near 30 On a motion for returns, * forthy by Mr. T. & puouc ...
... well cjliul.ted to (am him At the Freeentation Convent, Carlow, Mother Sian Arm Nolan, filth danuhter ol Mr. John Nolan, late of Kilhaliltr county Cat low. county Cork, John Gilimaa, Esq. In Ennis, Mr. Hugh log in. The Rev. Mr. Purcell, !*.P. of Clerihao ...
... content with giving arms, actually Spanish rebels, and permitting ten thousand English, Irish, and Scotchmen raised fight against Don Carlos—(near, hear)—they send men-ofwar blockade her |>orts money—poor John Bull ! - blankets, arms, jrowder, shot, to ...
... the Hon Captain Bruce and Captain Conroy, The Under Secretary. The Deputy Adjutant-General. The Deputy The Uister King at Arms, Sir Henry Marsh. The Marquis of Headfort. The Private Secretary, Captain Romilly. The State Steward, M Fortescue, Esq. The ...
... Leslie, H, O'Callaghan, D.L.; H. Tuite, T. M'Donnell, Q.C.; Hana, Anster, L.L.D; W. T. Lloyd, H. Grattan, Armstrong, D.L.; Farrell, Ribert Tigh e, John Waller, Tristram Kennedy,; Mervin, - '.OMara, - De Montmorency, Murphy, P. O-Mara, Dixon, Q.C. ; J ...