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... position to state that, should a call of the house ordered, it u til be disobeyedand that O’Connell, Bbien, John O'Connell, Dillon Browne, Grattan, and the other representatives of the people, who labour in the national cause, will treat the threat of Mr ...
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... Irwin, Esq., Omagh. William Scott. Esq . Draper. Omagh. John M‘Farland. Esq., Omagh. . . . William Scott. Esq., Hardware Merchant. Omagh. Daniel Blair. Esq.. Omagh. John Orr. Esq , Merchant. Omagh. John Macadam. Esq . Merchant. Omagh. Major Chase, Nottingham ...
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... Smith. Ktq . s»th ; J. Morton,Esq.; Major Shaw ; H- Moore, Ksqrs.; b. Perry, Esq.; Thomas and S. Barton, Esqrs. ; John Pal- User, Esq.; John Esq.; Robert Prendcrgast. Esq.; and many others too nurturous mention. The ball went with the greatest ec/at, and ...
... Maladies. Freckles, Disced'.rations, ,\c. To the Complexion it imparts a radiant bloom, and softners and delicacy to the Hands. Arms, and Neck. Price 4i. OJ. and Cs. per Bottle, duty included. Sold by the Proprietors, and Chemist* and Perlumcr*. •,* All other ...
... and Lady Ulskcney, Major-Genei ral Wyndham, the Earl Cardigan, the Earl and Counteas of Clonmel. the Countess Donoughmore. Countess of Glengall. Lord Down*.and the Hon. Mias Burgh. Major Geo. Sir John and Lady Hurgoyue, Hon Mr*, and Miatc* Taylor, the Countess ...
... n Hall. Tbe meeting waa rather attended. Mr. O’Connell, accompanied Measra. \N. S. O'Brien, M.F.; John O’Connell, M P.; Jamea Kelly, M.P.; Henry Grattan, M.P. ; and J. P. Simera, M.P., was preaent. Mr. J. Kellt, M.P, having been called to tbe chair, addressed ...
... and aister of the present Earl. Her ladyship was boro July 24. 1812. THE COURT JOURNAL AND THE EARL CARDIGAN. have beta requested by the Earl Cardigan to publish the following letter : THE FDITOa THE COCST JnraSAt. I'J Jilt EyilV» ' Bum 'v. - •> Stt —Having ...
... aod that we lose no time mexeures necessary for organising metropolis ity with them.'’ ,v Wm. A. Dane, Esq.; seconded by John Grattan, That public meeting of the Orangemen of Irc. to take into consideration the position of Oranged. to take steps for its ...
... Richard John SUcpole, Francis John FitzGerald. James Butler. Hindon Blood. John Singleton. David John Wilton. Thomas Studdert. William Butler. George studdert, William Hawkins Ball. Thomas Crowe, jun., Robert Studdert. John Pitawilliam Scott ...
... Dr. Mey’er, m which the reverend gentleman expressed a hope that Lord John Russell would, if accepted office, amend the Irish colleges act and the bequest s act, alier which Mr. John O'Connell read report upon question bolding committees on 4ri»b railways ...