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... Gentlemen. was for many years a Whig ; hut was with the Whigs of Lord Rockingham's time, and such men Sir G. Seville, Fox, Grattan, honest Win. Ponson by, Fletcher, ami the old Whig school. Ido not allow the present ministers to Whigs—they are mongrels ...
... Kurke heard of this, he went home, although advised, by persons differing from him in politics, not to venture. Captain S.M., John M‘Neile, and R. Coulson, Esqrs., were promptly in attendance, and saw the appearance which the place presented. Mr. Rorke | ...
... give names and particulars. “We begin with should personations of absent men, who had lost tl Tories to vote :— ention Ist.—John Cull, tailor, registered from Gi or the and numbered 372, in the list of the Cler eadful Peace, has resided in Scotland for ...
... opinion that ** working * *J orl for Sir Robert Peel is now not to be expected— Mommy Chronicle. The Earl of Cardigan Again —The Earl of Cardigan was balloted for a member of the Senior United Service Club, on Tuesday. There were 28 black and 166 white ...
... James Watson, Esq., Brook 1. ill; William Burleigh, Esq., Carricktergus John Leg*. Esq., High-Shentf, Carrickfergus; Vry Rev. John Chame, Dean ot Connor; Rev. John llditnute; Rev. John Paul, U., Carrickl. rgus; James Wills, Esq., Car. riikftrgus , Robert ...
... James Griffin. John Cullen. Mallow—Richard Limerick —George Robinson. Rotcrea—John Ramsey. Athlone—James Moffit, J. Edwards. Longford—John Thompson, William Stokes. Clones—Geo. Steward, George Hamilton. Cavan —John Heatley. Newtonbutler—John ...
... Georgc Robinson. Roscrea-John Ramsey. Athlone- james Moffit, J. Edwards. Longford-John Thompson, WVilliam Stokes. Clones-Geo. Steward, George Homil- ton. CavanJohn Beatley. Newtonhutler-John Alor- row Kerr. Bally3namesdiff-John Taylor. Enneiskllon- 1. ...
... announce active preparations the arsenaU and -lock-yards there, where several war Kteana-frigates are progress, horse power, armed with four 24-pounders, two 43- pounders, and howitzer throw shells lbs. The Carhhrue Gazette states, that at the sitting of ...
... follows Acton Howard 599 Grattan Majority for Colonel Acton over Mr. Grattan Majority for Sir R. Howard over Mr. Grattan 38 Colonel Acton then addressed the electors at considerable length. Having advened to the charge made by Mr. Grattan on the day before of ...
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... G P Sinythe John Brad-bhaw Cardiff i Dr Nicholl Cardigan - - P Pryse Carlisle - P Howard NV Marshall Carmiarthoa . - D Morris Varnarvon - - IV P Hughes Chatham . Rt Hon G S Byng Cheltenhar - lion C Bcrkeley Chester L I ord 1, Grosvenor John Jervis Chichester ...
... Minister—one who is faithful ever proclaimed gospel truth, the Rev. John Graham. (Cheers ) I give you“ The Primate and the Church of Ireland.’ fGreal cheering and Kentish fire.) Hymn. The Rev. John Graham replied in feeling and impressive manr«r. Mid be «a« sorry ...