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... Countess Fortrscuc. Earl Countess Bareriry and Lady Louisa and Coontaaa Delaware and Ladles Elisabeth and Mary West. Earl of Cardigan, Earl and Cowpar. Lord snd l-ady WII oughby Erasby. Hod Mlaa Willoughby, Lord snJ l.sdv Byron. Lord Lady Glcnlbon, Lord and ...

... e provisions the possession of arms are urgently required ; and, aa a means preventing the lending of registered arm*, tracing and recovering arms which have been stolen, and of delecting (he oolicenecd holders of arms, the proposed system of branding ...

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... Chancellor, Lady and the Miaaea Sugden. Sir Edward and Lady Blake* , ; ney. Sir John and Lady Burgoyne, tbe Miaaea Burgoyne, Sir Philip and Mita Crampton. tbe Bari of Cardigan, Lord Foley and Min Foley, Lord Eliot, Lady Jemima and Miaa Eliot, Sir William ...

... be act right at the neat election Daniel O'Connell, county Cork; Manriee O’Connell, Tralee ; John O'Connell, Kilkenny ; Sir Val Blake, Galway; Henry Grattan, county Meath ; Kelly, Limerick; Caleb Powell; co. Limerick ; Major A O'Connell, Kerry; R. D. ...

... on Act in former years, far from being justification of the present measure, the most decisive met against it. Mr. Grattan and Sir John Newport, said the noblkloriL the course of recent discussion, both undoubted flWßkis Ireland, supported the Insurrection ...

... Earl and Countess of Flngall, Lord Brownlow Cecil, and other members of our aristocracy are staying present. The Earl of Cardigan has left Portman-square on cruize in the channel in his lordship’s yacht are ha enabled to contradict, on the authority of ...

... simply eon'ioue the old Arms B'll .without any clauses? No, said Lord Eliot; that bill was ineeflVcli»«. and the new clauses are needed to make It Oh thee, said Lord John, this is new bill, and 1 shall oppoae it. did Lord John free himself ’he •hackles ...

... and the Iron Safe and Fire Engine at Four. JOHN LITTLEDALE, Auctioneer, 9 Upper Ormond quay. GRATTAN -STREET, (off Lower Mount-street.) WF. BENTLEY and SON will Sell Auction, on the Premises, No. 3 GRATTAN-STREET, on MONDAY, December the 21st, the entire ...

... and against bad ones, careless was destined to the future prime minister England whether they emanate from Lord John or Sir; (cheers). Lord John Kuasell had candidly admitted that Bobert Peel- on*of the great weaknesses of his administration, or the one ...

... manner (loud cheers). Mr. Grattan. M.P., and Mr. John Reilly, T.C., rose together to address the meeting, but the former gave place to the latter individual. Mr. Reilly, after apologising for taking precedence of Mr. Grattan, said he would not have done ...