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... h»*.d tie Duchca* THE OF A PHYSICIAN lit alone they can be sated from the horror* an eaistenc* |©f Norfdk and lhachcas of Grattan, the -SKIN I S F.A ' KS. nn.-rartcl amulsl Joint wiclLaeciaesa, bulb , low and the F:arl KinuouK occupying thearijoiniar scat' ...
... Liberuthur” in his next journey to London, and he at ins back when lie resumed his place in the House of Commons (hear). Mr. Grattan, M.P., having favoured the assembly with speech, at quarter to five the week’s rent was declared to be 2031, 7. 6. Front the ...
... s' r- ,S, ri-TV mnnd Mnr.i.v, o' K illi-lr ; Mr. Davis. (ttle'- ginve DOM OAI, I ARMING . ot I.M. . x.,,.,.,, Hilishorondr; Mr. M. ißaiiv, i I'rom the .im-a I ; Mr. John Ogilvie, Mr. I>. l.iMoe-Hme.und The Dorn ;al N liel.l tlieil ~ swe have aim d, alter ...
... —James Leslie, Esq., of Leslie Hill, Ballvmoney ; John M*Neilc, Esq , of Parkmount, Belfast; John APGildowney, Esq , of Clare Paik, Ballycastlc. Akmag h. —James M. Stronge, Esq., Tynan Abbey, Tynan; John K. Irvine, Esq., ofCamagb House, Kcady Maxwell Cross ...
... Crofton, Lord Lucan, Sir John Power, Uart., J. L. \V. Napcr. Adams Reilly, Stat.hy .M'Clouli-ck, and Maj »rCampbell. BALLINASLOE, The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricaide, the Karl and Countess of Forlcscuc, Lord CJorf, Lord Cardigan, Lord Kilrnuit.c, the ...
... allernoon, St. James’s Palace. Ihe reception was very Inily attended. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended the Royal suite, armed Irem Buckingliam Palace at iw«» oM-'ek. escorted party the Life Guards. Ihe j Menard, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the ...
... Thomas Irw ioe J Glen Robert Bland John Wilvin John- Annou Charles- Wallace Hugh Elliott John Frith Alexander Bra Iforl Nnthuuiel IB Kene I v Arthur Wm. fluff R Scotland Wm IB Mrs. B) Humphreys Mrs.- ——— Ferguson John Capt \Vui. Bell David IB Greenfield ...
... FEBRUARY']!, 1841. No. 2.1-31. Earl of CARDIGAN then bowed to their Lordships, Tbe Earl of SHAFTESBURY next moved that the Chancellor issue a writ of certiorari for the removal of the indictment against the Earl of Cardigan, Into this Court. Tlie I.t'RD CHANCELLOR ...
... Limerick. Morton. ruggist, London i>erkv. Bole, M wo. Phelan, ILmksiller.YY Ford. Grattan, Abmauii, and all the respectable latent Medicine Vendors To and oiintrv- '•John Maukt.” h.i,l aim thr of l/ir.l Trmilestwc, R,.1 li«roc*eW. Juno I'.ir ictt. U'j ...
... there happens to ordnance store convenient, and the other hand cannot believe it could be for an impediment the way a sudden ’arming of the yeomanry in any forthcoming case of emergence, either fur local national defence ; there is certainly something enigmatical ...
... hat been plotted to appoint ,the Rev. John Edward Murray to the incumbency Cattrepolre, (Edeoderry,) vacant by the promotion of the Hev. Henry Moore to the living of Juliantlawn. Newspaper Prosecutions —Mr. John Brook, of Manchester, and Mr. Henry oflhe ...
... h 'rc. Mr. Host one—The grains r.f shot all struck po;nl blauk cii the rigbl c« John Comer ford examined by Mr. Scott I Mr, employment. an-l act his bail ft; 1 know John Daly av.d Kdir.oml Connors; they were ic!;a?;ls on land for which Mr. Itailbe was ...