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... forwarded to be | M ‘Nevin by the Rev. J. Burke, of Tynagh, and incl | sy bseription of John Burke, Esq., of Lisbrien, county 1, an way. out of | Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P.. rose to address the | he na- and was received with loud cheers. It was said that ...
... same principle, if they continued to attend t they would perhaps imbibe spirit of pan come Repealers.—(Loud cheers.) Mr. Grattan then addressed the meeting 'oroe subscriptions. He said that that was far more than one reason. It was, in the fif anniversary ...
... county Limerick, per the Rev. John M'Gratb, P.P., ?? Gd,, and to move aot that the subscribers of one pound each be admitted meac. of hers (cheers) The next sum I have to hand in is from he Dundee, per Mdr. John Toner, and Mr. John Coogan ; it amounts to 71 ...
... Peter's Collegeo the rectory of Burgate, Suffolk, value £560. The Rev. John Booth, 8.A., of Queen's College, to the perpetual curacy of St. Stephen's, Salford, value £l-M. The Itr•. John W Wallis ou B -ou.A., of Pembroke College, to the perpetual curacy of ...
... with open arms and in a forgiving spirit these oft-denounced oppressions of Ireland. In want of any other more distinguished member, a painter then followed, and after addressing a few most incoherent and violent words, gave way to Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., ...
... Exeter Brothers, Plymouth Sailed for Unity, Lewis, Cardigan —WindN.N.E.,moderate. NEWPORT. Mon. Arrived [Oct. from Morpba, Francis, Bristol Jane&Wm.Richrdson, Gloster Lydney-tra.,Pendergst, Brstol Fanny, Johns, do lonia, Finn, Youghal Jos Pim, Guest, Cork ...
... resides in the osme bad , t | Mt> ,„i discoaer that Toe Chairman said—Gentlemen, I need hardly assure the neighbourhood Mr. John Claudius Beretford, and J**’ wf .* „„ , trac ol»iit blood-thirsty set that the For. association how much I feel the honor which ...
... Agent. Holyhead—John Jones, Customs, and J. Thomas. Huh—Mr. John Billon, Ship Agent, tfc. Huna, Frith}—S. Daetdson, Ship Agent. * Ipswich—Mr. James Barber, Lock master. Ilfracombe—Mr. IK. B. Vye, Lloyd's Agenl, sr. Islay i N.B.l—John M’Lean, Agent fur ...
... a fall from a window ; but whether that fall was the result of accideut or not does not appear. Grattan the Sleepless.—A few nights since, Mr. H. Grattan took up his quarters at Gresham's Hotel. A little before midnight the hon. gentleman snored so violently ...
... to the Bricklayers' Arms and the London terminus, left Croydon with about seven hundred persons. The London 'passengers took their places first, and the train started off, followed in a few minutes by those for the Bricklayers Arms terminus. The train ...
... Idris mouniains, and poaus itS waters in the spacious p Bay of Cardigan. The higis grounds command aI EXTENSIVE AND VARIED PROSPECTS, EMBRACING FINE C VIEWS OF THE VALE AND BAY OF CARDIGAN AND THE j tb LOFTY HILLS. th The home scenery Includes the summit ...