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... 1841. AT Meeting of the Reformers of Dublin, held at 12, Fleet-street, Tuesday, the 2»th infanta JOHN POWER, Esq., in the Chai// It was moved by H. Grattan, Esq., and ieccJdad by Leland Crosthwaite, Esq., and unanimously Resolved—That the liberal Electors ...
... he so eminently b t earned from them, and so eminently filled for r us, to make room for such a creature as this 3 Sir John Cardigan :-and this at a moment when f every other station of conspicuous or important . trust in the kingdom is already filled ...
... to represent the appointment of Sir John Campbell as a job. Wc were amongst the first protest against the appointment, but, in doing so, took occassion to express our conviction that neither the government nor Sir John Campbell was in the slightest degree ...
... navigation, being clearly pointed out that they considered such an invasion the alteration above specified. The conduct of Lord John Russell, respecting the privilege question, and the cruel treatment received by the Sheriffs of London the hands of the Government ...
... 10th of July. Wicklow.—As yet there are but two candidates in tho field for this county—namely, Colonel Acton and Mr. James Grattan. The last-named gentleman, trembling for the security of his seat, and anxious to maintain it at any hazard, has actually ...
... William Smith ; John Richardson, t. Henry Ward; John Warner and others, v. Thomas Keller; James Ryan, r- Charles Cowley; Robert Murraj, t>, F, William Hopkins ; Andrew Thunder, v. Henry Furney ; Geo. Bingham. r- John Lambert, attorney ; John Hochfort, v. ...
... Great George’s-strcet, Dublin, Elizabeth Vowel, wife of Edward John Crokcr. Esq., of Grange Hill, to the county l-iracrick. June 19. at Old Lcighlin Glebe, county of Carlow, the Rev. John Doync. deeply and deservedly regretted. riek, Anne, relict of George ...
... Foot—Thomas M'Grnth. M.D., tobe Assistant Surgeon. Foot—John Ramsay Bush. M . Assistant Surgeon. F'»o:—-C’aptidn George Wardell, m half pay Unattached, to Captain, vice Irwin, promoted. list Fool—John Edward Jenkins, Gent., to Assistant Stir geon. , Foo ...
... , .P. Rev. V. O’Grady, D.D- ••• James Jameson, Esq. • ~ 0 Friend, tbe Rev. Mr. Kirby John D’Arcy, Esq. Messrs. A. Guinness and Co. ••• ] John Jameson, Esq. ••• . Messrs. T. W. and J. Kelly ' Messrs. Charles and P. Waldron ••• George ...
... they done so ? In order th at they might fill. the Chancel. be lorship-'.by whom,?, By a SPotchbman, in the person F of Sir John Campbell (loud groans and hisses). H~e p, was, rejoiced, to fin-d ,that. the meeting received' such of an announcement, with ...
... JOURNAL OF FRIDAY.—Thr Campbells are Coming. —Wo understand that the li tters patent under the great seal, nominating Sir Cardigan Campbell, now Baron Campbell, to the office of Lord Chancellor of Ireland, has arrived. It is rumoured that the hungry lord ...
... Bartholomew Cooper, John Reid, Patrick Hagan, Joseph MiEvoy, PeterTyndal, Joseph Car. roll, John Durgan, HIenry Shoalfield, Joseph Keogh, Am- brose Gaynor, Tiamothy Callaghan, Peter Carroll, William Murphy, Daniel Dyiscoll, John Cosnnor, Michael MI'Na- ...