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... Capt AgUonby, H A Gillon, D E Alston, Gisborne, T Philhpa, Sir R Andover, Lord Gordon, R Philips, M Anson. Col Grattan, J * Anson, Sir G Grattan, H Phillpotts, J Archbold, Greenaway, C Pigot, A instrong, A Greg, R H Pmney W Bainbridge, E T Greig, Ponsonhy ...

... Captain is Aliston, R. Gishorne, T Pendarves, E W 0 Andover, Lord Gordon, R Philips, Sir R d Anson, Colonel Grattan, J Philips, M ae Anson, Sir G Grattan, H Philips, G R S, Arebbold, R Greenaway, C Philpotts, J y Armstrong, A Greg, RH I Pigot, D I- Bainbridge ...

... worthy bes^ a nat ion. 1 have the honour to be. Gentlemen, your eery sttaiksd and your very obedient bumble servant, HENRY GRATTAN. London, April, 1841 KUNYMEDE AUCTION—COUNTY ROSCOMMON, (most coaaasrosocHT.) This important sale was held by Mr. Marshall ...

... arrived at the Castle at a quarter past five o’clock this after- attracted by the fact that the Kev. T. D. Gregg, and two armed at the Castle at a quart other persons, were summon.l for an outrage committed at .noon, under «. escort of the Ist y Conveat ...

... contempt. OMISSiONS. The press of matter obliges us to postpone the notice of the 3d vol. of Mr. Grattan's valuable work, Life and Tim es of Henry Grattan, by his Son. DUBLIN CITY REGISTRYYESTERDAY Registered. Rejected. Stand over. Liberals 13 ?? ?? ...

... Sir John Burke. Marble-hill .. Robert O’Brien. Esq. .. •• James Grattan, Esq. .. m 0 1 James Eyre Jackson, Esq. 0 W*. H.Curran, Esq. •• •• « John R. Price, Esq. *,O George V. Jackson, Es ...

... THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. Mr. MUNTZ gave notice that it was his intention the May to more that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying her Majesty to remove the Eight Hon. the Earl of Cardigan from her Majesty's service. Sir G. CLARKE stated ...

... Muntz gave notice that, on the 13th inst., he should propone address to her Majesty, praying for the dismissal the Earl of Cardigan from the army. Sir G. Clerk (for Lord Sandon) gave notice that on Friday, on the motion for committee on the sugar duties ...

... eet. Piccadilly No- John-street. Cmtehedkri.e*; ih* Dublin Steam Wharf, Iron-gate, adjoining d»s rower. : Gtottfr Thortwfn, Ain Srl.ullir. toj. Jainlrwo, Exj. A'at. An(!. rvon, Lx). I I bomja Yoons. Eol. William Allan, fcxj. John tvq. Tliomaa Hay. Lx] ...

... regarded! ujwn the Continent! ’. I remain. Sir, your very obliged humble sen ant, , * JOHN C. C.VLLAGHA3L General I amloHrourt. | 38, Ecclcs-street, May 4lh, IH4I. [ • Grattan’s Miscellanoous Work.*, p. 129-30. ton's Uistorj' of the Legislative l aion, part ...

... afternoon Buckingham Palace. Her M-,i-*ty at..l Prince Albert, by ,htir °® HiKbnes*«* the Prince and Princess I.einingen. armed in five o’clock afternoon, in a carnage and . escorted party of Hussars, from Windsor Castle. I Queen and Prince Allien were ...