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... O’Cunnell. R Bodkin. Fitzsimun. DL; fit John Blacker. Ervk, T Graves. 67th regiment; C J Trench, Tsbitesu, Nctberlaod Consul ; Bradshaw. W Cmstliwsite, DL; J Lentslgne, Lentaigne, O'Mara, Prittle. High Sheriff. Tipperary; John Arshin. W l> Butler. B Molloy. Blake ...
... Chnst sCburdi, llvford, where eminently distinßinshed himself hy the I ,Ud,ty of Ids attainments Mr. Grattan e whs great scholar.’ Now assure Mr. Grattan that was. and* though unambitious of display, b’n was extensive mid accruste. At early he himself to ...
... M*Parlan, R. &e. In various parts of the | observed Messrs. Carvill, M. Russell, J. G. Quinn, J.) to the W. Jackson (Ballibay) ; John Maguire, Jewsbury ; J eather, Clarke, Reilly, Jennings, Ferguson, &e., &e , and great om she of other gentlemen. Messrs. Caraher ...
... yesterday.) PRIVILEGE. Lord JOHN RUSSELL movedthat the resolution be tcommunicated to the Sheriffs. ISir E. SUGDEN asked the noble lord whether the word others in the resolution was intended to include the l jury ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that it was not ...
... William Butler, jun., Esn-, of a son. .. „ , _ , At Ballymacurly, the lady of Patrick Nolan, Esq., of a arm. In Henrietta-street, the lady of John Haveisfield, F.sq., of Kelseh, county Tyrone, of son. At Sheerness, the lady of Captain Arenao Cross, ,3d ...
... Sheil. Dt Honourable 11. Lowry Corry. ah Sir William Somerville. , The O'Conor Don. t, MzssrEryris-John Ellis, Villiers Stuart, O'Connell, d Hune, Grattan. The Marquis of Headfort was the lord in waiting, the r Ron. General Sir William Lumley the groom ...
... 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 ...
... ll.ams, A.D.C. John Dtnnan, Esq. Master, of the Ceremonies—Mr. Williams and Mons. Barnett. Mrs. Fortescue Mrs. Sheriff Tomlinson Mrs. Sheriff Faulkner Mrs. Richard Farrell .Mrs. Thomas Farrell Mrs. Fitz&imon Mrs. (?eale Mrs. H. Grattan Mrs. H. D. Grady ...
... Hemphill, William Battersby , Ch Black, John Gilmore, William Alcorn. Sec a ?John Pigott. Thomas Moeran, Richard Le e ; r i limn K. Murphy, John T. Hodder, William % L: Aug. F. Whitestone, Francis Earle, John A; William B. Calcott, Philip Dwyer, Willia ...
... 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 ...
... that the corn law damaged by water. Mf.Haitwell bolding out hope that the money cam e down to our own days, what produced a Grattan. Bbntbnc« or death question will made an open, nay more, Cabinet qui a- Mr. Obadiah “' d *» consent for a Burkc> Saurin, or ...
... Clements from ball-pay the Koval Corps, to Captain, vice John F. Du * With Foot-.Lieut. John Ward, from lull-pay of the d rout, Lieut. Vice Jickson, appointed Paymaster of the Dragoon Guards ; Cliarlea John Colville, be Lieut, purchase, vice d. retire-; Seymour ...