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... 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 ...
... North Mayo Militia, deservedly regretted. January 12, his residence, Grattan'sjHlll, Thomas Sarsfield, Esq., Lieutenant, half-pay, Iteglmeot. January 10, at lodgings, Cork, the year his John Pfmpott, Esq.. son of the late Phllpott, Esq., of Newmarket of Cork ...
... WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 15, 1840. DONEGAL ARMS—FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. LIVERY STARLES, AND POSTING ESTABLISHMENT, CASTLE-PLACE. BELFAST. The SUBSCRIBER respectfully morns his thanks the Nobility, Gentry, and Pobllc for the kind support jftdedblm tinea ...
... said that be had to acquaint Che house that had be-on informed that the Sergeant al arms had communication of great importance to make the bouse. The Sergeant at-Arms having appeared the bar, said that to acquaint the house that about six o'clock the ...
... FEBRUA*T 1. I THE MATTE* AUGUSTA AND JOHN TALBOT, INFANTS- Mr. WAKEFIELD said he was in support of a petition | this matter, from a Mr. Thomas Dovle, the testamentary guardian of the infant children of the late Hon. John Talhot, praying that Augusta Talbut ...
... Order of the Garter, shall for the future use and bear the Royal arms, differenced with label of three points argent, the ceutre point charged with the cross of St. quarterly with the arms his illustrious house, the Royal urma in the first and fourth quarters ...
... Ellis; 2,0002. to Lord Moatcagle ; 1,000. to the deputy, and 1,0002. to Sir John for the same duty | which Mr. Ellis had efficiently performed at The | pension of 1,QU0. to Sir John Newport was granted out of the civil list, which the crown, by the late ...
... Londun- derry, and Northampton ; the Earls of Shaftesbury, Aber- deen, Jersey, Haddington, Wilton, Brecknock, Galloway, Bandon, Cardigan, Delawarr, Mayo, Ripon, Eldon, Charle- ville, Sandwich, and Verulam; Viscount Sydney ; Lords Kenyon, Fitzgerald, Ashburton ...
... experienced Surgeon, and affords a conveyance for Passengers. For Freight Passage, apply in Glasgow to Messrs. John and Co.« Greenock Ble»ars. John Miller and Co. here Mr. William Pulgrave, Eden-quay. Messrs. DKF.VAR SONS, Dublin, Feb. Agents lor Lloyd's ...
... Molyneux, Wm. Blacker, John Whalcy, Leonard Dobbin, John R. Lrwin, Bar- net M‘Kee, Charles Fox, Arthur Cope, Thomas Atkinson, Wm. Blacker, Henry L. Prentice, James Harden, Wm. W. Algeo, Maxwell John Mardy, Wm. Paton, Charles Hunt, John Hancock, Joseph Johnston ...
... Collins, W. M. E. Cowpcr. Hon, W. Craig, W. Crawford, W. Kitsrimon. N. Fleetwood, Sir P. Fort, .T. Gi-borne, T. Gordon, R. Grattan, J. Greg, R. H. Grey, Sir C. Grey, Sir G. (iiwrawr, Lord B. Grote, G. Guest, Sir J. Hah, Sir B. Handley, H. HarUnd. W. C. ...
... undertaken for the protection and perpetration of traffic impious to the full ever was the slave trade. the result what it may, our arms must tarnished. A victory in bad cause is even more disgraceful than defeat in good one; but between the thunders Britain and ...