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... SAUNDERSFOOT. Arrived [April 181 from Persevrance,James, Aberdovy John, Roberta, Bristol Sibyl, Wickham [l9l Dublin Ruby, Jones, Cardigan Arbutns. Pounds, London Sailed [April 191 for George, John, Barnstaple —WiodE., light airs,fine. SUNDERLAND. Arrived [April ...
... picture of Grattan moving the Declaration of Irish Indep’ndence the floor the Irish House of Parliament, on the 16;h I April, 17112. The picture contains portraits of all the cele bralfcil Irish statesmen that day, and the property Mr. 11. Grattan, one of ...
... Dufferin, Mr. and Mrs. Verschoyle, Mr. Grattan, Lady Macdonald, Miss Dormer, Mr. Parnther, Hon. Ridley Colborne, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce and Miss Boyce, Mrs. Bagot, Mrs. and Miss Colville, Mrs. Cecil Pane, Lady G. Fane, Sir John and Lady Charlotte Guest, Mr. and ...
... dealers at 2s. 6d. per bottle. AGENTS. W. K. Phillipps Carmarthen. J. Mc Cord Cardigan. John Gale Chepstow. S. Kinsey Evesham. Richard \Y. Johnson Gloucester. Thos. & Wm. Mann Do* John Welson Kington. Henry Symon6 Newport. Richard Watkins Ross. Geo. M. Sadds ...
... Taylor, Reay,St John (NB) Arrived [April 18] /row Provideotia, Morman, Plymth Birminghm(s),Chnr«h, Dnbln M&Aon,Gilleapi[l7] Syd(Cß Rotterdam-pkt.Bntt, Kill, Bowey, do Athlone (s), Davies, do Walker, Quebec Berhardme.Dehrman,Bremen Peter John, MMjaAlsabella ...
... that he carried a musket in 1782, and he declared he was quite read to carry it again in 1845. Mr. Henry Grattan next spoke. We all know how Mr. Grattan speaks, but no one can understand his meaning. Mr. E. B. Roche, M.P., in proposing The Health of O'Connell ...
... usual high stand -.3 an metres., and added one more triumph her usual . Miss Terry*s imitations of Miss A. Kemble, Mrs. i . Grattan, and of the late Mrs. Honey, were well conceive I, and re ccnsiderahie applause. The evening*s entertainments concluded with ...
... VICE-PRESIDENTS. Lord Kcnjron Ri*ht Hon. Sir R. Peel, Bart., M.P. Treasurer—Hon.jamin Bond Cahbell, Esq., F.R.S. Auditors -John Pepy«, Esq., and CapvlCnte, the ANNUAL IrtEETING OF COVERNORS, held Craren-street, on Wednesday, the 2nd of April, 1845, the ...
... left Brighton for town yesterday afternoon. The Duke of Hamilton received the Grand Duchess on her arrival at the Bricklayers' Arms station, soon after six o'clock. anil con- ducted her to his residence in Portman-square. Her Royal Highness and suite inspected ...
... Drifferin, Mr. and Mrs. Verschoyle, Mr. Grattan, Lady Macdonald, Miss Dormer, Mr. Parnther, Hon. Ridley Colborne, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce and Miss Boyce, Mrs. Bagot, Mrs. and Miss Colville, M r s Cecil Fane, Lady G. Fane, Sir John and Lady Charlotte Guest, Mr. and ...
... that he carried a musket in 1782, and he declared he was quite read to carry it again in 1845. Mr. Henry Grattan next spoke. We all know how Mr. Grattan speaks, but no one can understand his meaning. Mr. E. B. Roche, M.P., in proposing the health of O'Connell ...