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... of Clonmel Earl of Charlemont Earl of Courtown Earl of ancar Earl of DonougUioore Earl of Fitig-l Earl of Go.ford Earl of Cardigan Earl of Kenmare Earl of Liatowel Earl of Mayo Earl of Earl of Meath Eail of Kathdown Karl of Roden Earl of Koaa Earl of Shannon ...
... Esq. giment Ball, J. W. Esq. Macan, John, Esq. tb Barrington, Mathew, Esq. Morris, Colonel, Sir Georgre a Boileau, G. W., Esq. D.L. Boileau, J. T., Esq. Nesbit, Major, 60th Rifles Cole, Captain, A.D. C. O'Ferrall, John L., ?? Conroy, Captain, A.D.C. Co ...
... conferred on the following gentlemen Jamrr Fillprrald Orepp, Edward Georpe Josea. Brnrp Parceetl, Berry Denny, Andrew Bell, John Finoerly, end Alelaoder Matbew Pollock. And the order of priori hood the Ree. Henry Pry, Her. Nieholae Wkiieeloae, Bee. Artknr ...
... op n.. man are given iu evidence against another, although uron the princip , of the constitu , ion . Gentlemen of sers, Mr. John Connell, M.P., th . g the latter may have been at the distance of a hundred tb e jury, it is my intention to show you that ...
... lancholy accounts from Poland. The people are not al. lo)wed to have any arms, not even fowling-pieces, without giving previops notice to the Russian authorities, who bt brand the arms, , _ -__ ..__ .___ d MONEY MARKET-LONDON, W:PMNEjiAy, Scarcely any speculative ...
... taking piece, there will Marting of the Tble Bran* - By Order, 8. J. PIGOTT, tWEE, BART. THB LATE SIR JOHN Published, A PORTRAIT of the Let* SIR JOHN POWER, But., Kilfane, lo hit HUNTING DKEBB, Wilh Figure of •• REVELLER.” • faeoHle P«K y HouaJ of (he ...
... as rd at the Beard of Guardians of the South Ii Uion . Moved by John Fogarty, Esq., T.C.; ecoonded by Mr. l' John Tally 1q Resolved-That this Meeting having learned with regret that Mr. John Fortune would not allow himself to be put in nomination for the ...
... land agent to Lord Londonderry. But while on rh's point. I will direct your at- I tent ion to another fact. In theLii’e of Grattan, 2.p. 145: Shortly before his death Lord Clonmell sent for his nephew. Dean Scott, got him to examine his papers, and destroy ...
... tive to the Irish arms bill bad increased the number of arms among the people. 3,000 arms had been registered in one day, and 120,000 notices. He could speak as to bis own county, The that the arms act had given an impetus to arming. ...
... standard by which the comforts and decencies of life are measured ; good and sufficient food precedes good and sufficient clothes, arm and comfortable lodgings; good spirits, good temper, industry, strength; the man who lives well has tb« feelings of a man, the ...
... parliament ? What esid Mr, Grattan on that point ? He asked, after 1782, long after, if 1 remember tiphtly—* What bas your independent legislature etfected for you ? Has the place bill been passed—bas the pensivn bill “No,” said Mr. Grattan, “we gota police bill”—if ...
... and junta formed. the intelligence reaching Madrid, council of ministers was immediately summoned, the troops were all under arms, and orders issued for the arrest of ali the leaders of the Progre•ista party, including, among others, Cortina, Lopez, Madoz ...