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... learn wbat future line of proceedings tbe leading members of tbs association prepared to recommend. Mr. O’Neill Dual mored the! John Aagattm O’Neil', E»q.. of Bunowcn Cattle, do take the chair, and the motion «n« s»*coDdrd •fc'arnatioo. Mr. O'Neill taid he ...
... Thursday, the Hth of June, at Bt. Peter’s Church, the Venerable the Archdeacon of Kmly. John Robinson, Esq., of Herbert-street, to l•abella. youngest daughter of the late John Boyd, Esq., DIED. the Instant, Villa. Upper UaroldWrosa, James, third son of Charles ...
... sod who. being only private* the which they belong. Complalo that whilst they were broiling In the sun for many hours under arm*, the reward#, vis. royal Invitation*, gold snuff boiea, and auch like thing#, will become the property of those who did nothing ...
... speech of Mr. C. Buller. on the Arms Bill, the following extracts : *- In Ireland there was an Established Church, ever insult and eyesore to the country, forced upon the majority of a reluctant people arms, and by arms bills. They had. on the other hand ...
... one from the pious Bishop of the diocese, the Right Rev Dr. Cantwell ; and Henry Grattan was also up and stirring, spoke out manfully (cheers). There were .About ll* Grattan, and there ought not, he (Mr. O’Connell) was a moderate man; he even thought the ...
... Andre** Booth, 2.*»1 8d; Ditto. 301 Us; Stephen F.rq. >ll 8d ; l*rl Belmore. 261 10* 4J ; chard Young I. 661 4J; Ditto, 16*81 ; John O'Brien. Esq. ,,: 14- BJ. LsiOßklii.—Anne >n. ...
... Wyoyard. formerly culßnel the Fool. The jury having viewed the body, which lay in the back parlour. . The Right Hon. George John Rarl Delawarr, of L- Upper (•roaven**r-a»reet, waa the aworn ; and hie loedvhip atated :-The ia aunt, and waa her 60th year ...
... Carmarthen and Cardigan, that in consequence of the present depressed slate agriculture, will make them allowance 201. per cent, off their respective rents. Mr. P. 8. Miles, Leigh Court, has also bad made known to his tenants bis Cardigan estates, that ...
... not twelvemonth since Mr. Pratt was united to ooe of the daughters of the Rev. Sir John Godfrey Thomas, Bart, Hector of Bodiam, in the seme vicinity. (From tb« John Bull.) O'Connell, at recent meeting of the Repeal Association, read the following rhetorical ...
... hastily snd said—Did understand you, young gentleman, to say that the persons whom you have proposed are armed repealers ? Mr. 9yrne—No, not armed, but ardent repealers (laughter and cheers). Mr. nrit himlrd 1021. from Croom. the contribution from vilUer ...
... Mayoress, Mr aud Lady Erndy Pennefather. Sir Rand Lady Ilarty, the Misses Harty, Earl Cardigan. Sir Compton and Lady DomviUe, Miss Domville. Baroness R heck, Miss Uobeck. Sir John aad Lady Burgoyne, the Misses Lady and the Misses Shaw. Eail of Bathurst, Captain ...
... and FRIDAYS. / \ THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, July 11, the I i did Band of Prince Albert’* Hussars, by j Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, will het Airs frorfl the most popular Operas of the Madame will Perform her surprising Exhibition on the Elaatlque ; and ...