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... JOHN BULL Majesty’a deep sympathy with those of her subjects who are now suffering fioro distress and want of employment, we recognise an additional proof of Her Majesty's tender regard for the welfare of her suhiects, and that we cordially join in the ...
... of S âAlexander Pereival; Wâilliam Richard Gore. Borough of Sligo-John Patrick Somers, Es^. County MeathâDaniel O Connell, Mamun-square. in lha city Dublin, Esq.; Henry Grattan, of Stephen sgieen, in the said city Dublin, Esq. County 4 Wesiraeathâ ...
... eland; sat fu Launceston since 1832. 11, Whitehallp'ace ; Carlton; Athenaeums. Tardy, John—Eld. s. of the late John Hardy, Esq , b. 1773 ; a barrister; Recorder of Leeds from 1806 till 1834;, a B e ncher of the Inner Temple; a Deputy Lieut. and Alaglstrate ...
... Oroaeenor. Lord R. Fawee, Barnard. K.O. OuraL Sir J. Trot hero*. Edward Ball, John Bal ...
... and a go«id Roadster. HANDSOME STANHOPE GIG. Patent Arms, nearly New. SUPERIOR DOUBLE-BODIED PH.ETON, Patent Arms. YELLOW CHARIOT, Drab Linings, Plate Gla-s, etc. EXCELLENT STANHOPE GIG, Patent Arms. The Sale to commence ut 12 ?? at Noon. lIALCABLE WOOLLEN ...
... Mr. Ewart, Mr. (Appropriation) Warel, Lord John Russell, Dr. Bewring, Mr. P. M.Stewart, Mr. Sharman Crawford, Mr. Cobden (a break down, but still an awfully tedious speech), Mr. Brotherton, and Mr. H. Grattan. The names of the men afford a sufficient key ...
... prisoner. It appeared, went the bouse the prosecutor representing that bad been sent man named Joseph Grattan, for three ale, which was to charged him. Grattan, occasionally using the prosecutor's house, the obtained the ale In a can; but, on enquiry, it turned ...
... of Clog her. Mr. Crossley, stipendiary magistrate Klphto. has hi* arm amputated from accident. The meeting the Repeal Association th to be exceedingly interesting. John I’. Henry Grattan, M.l*., and other have in town fur the purpose of attending it. Late ...
... 3a. I IP, IMMO or leis. The above Property commands extensive Views of Cardigan Bay and the Country adjacent; is a ithin one nine and a half of the Market and Post Town of Cardigan, to and from which Turn there la London daily;ltlail and, from its contigutty ...
... L. CARDIGAN-THE ABERYSTWITH POLL-BOOKSCHARGES OF FELONY AND CONSPIRACY. Mr. Hall, a barrister, of Newcastle Emlyn, acting, as he represented himself, under the instructions of Mr. Plyse Pryse, appeared before the mayor ■nd magistrates of Cardigan to lodge ...
... Mr. Grattan take comfort in defeat, from the consideration of his own character, when declares, with honest pride and *ery significant italict, conduct leant, a public man, has been straightforward and honorable.” one respect, however, Mr. Grattan provoked ...
... occupy apartments at the above hotel. Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and suite, the Countess of Cardigan, Lady Vernon, Lord John Scott, Col. Richardson, Mrs.Finnessy, Mr. Cathery ; Mr. Searle and friends, from East India; Mr. and Mrs. Butler ...