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... . in the pound ; John Courtney, Bristol, banker— Is. its the pouud ; Alexander Bower, Basford, Staffordshire, banker-7s. in the pound ; Sir Robert Graham, Halton, and co. London and Manchester, merchants, ss. 3id. in the pound ; John Clarke, R. Mitchell ...
... THEPILOT, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7, 1246. bave received the following letter from Mr. John Greene, of Wexford :— ** Repeal Villa, Oulart, 26th Dec., 1845. « My pean Greexe—The time has arrived for the re- newa! of my subscription to the funds of the Loyal ...
... the new year by handing in 411. from the following persons :—Daniel O'Connell, M.P., 2/.; Mauri?,e O'Connell, 31. P., 2/.; John O'Connell, M.P. 2/.; Daniel O'Connell, jun., M.P. (cheers). Oh no, not MP . yet. (A Voice.— He soon will, and cheers). He ...
... O'Connell French, Daniel O'Connell French, French, Nicholas Miss O’Conneli, Daniel jua.; John O'Connell, jun. ; O'Connell, + Daniel O'Connell Maurice, Fanny I oe ‘Connell, John £1 each. T: more of them. (Cheers and to hand in £162 10s, the annual dividend on ...
... plece, and finally the anniver- were held at C in Barre, tn and at Horncastle, ; ‘te there was a large and very meeting at ity Arms Hotel, in Lineotn. a of thanks to that portion of the At the Croyden meeting, the Rev. Mr. Beyvon, oes which had the cause ...
... of tne said Close, abutting on the highway Sooth, lot 2 West, lands of John Allison and William Malkin son North, and lands of John Johnson East, containing 1 In tenure of Mr. John Allison. Early possession will be given. Any farther information may be ...
... Three, wdien Places in the Lower Boxes may taken of Mr. Wadds, Box Bonnets allowed in the Dress Circle, and no Children in arms admitted to any part of the house. No money returned. admission at the Stage Door, but to Fer-ons enga?ed in the business of ...
... trom 2to 24 guns © h Foot, tobe En- gates, steau sloops, and ordsnary ste. mail packet steamers) of trom Lt ant, without pur Armed troop slips of trom 10 to 20 nu Cadet Pown- viz, Erebus, Te wand Page to be Ensign, vice classes in commission, 2b, Tue Rev ...
... that once shed a lustre upon our land (cheers). Well, we come again to the 17th April. | country ? We bave, to be sure, a Grattan, and a true- Sir James Graham begins by throwing overboard hiz old hearted and msoly one, but we have no Curran (hear, friends—the ...
... grand-uncle, how he could look upon Ireland and not love her and struggle for her! Where was the other historic names? They bad a Grattan; but they had no Curran, no Ponsonbv, no Burroughs. They had no Cloncurrv, though thank God, Lord. Cloncurry had joined the ...
... Capital 500000 Empowered by Act of Parliament DIRECTORS T Lamie Murray Esq Chairman J Elliotson MD FRS John Griffith Frith Esq H Gordon Esq Assurance iq John Rawson Esq Clement Tabor Esq Joseph Thompson Eiq auditors Professor Graves AM FRS Weatstone FRS ACTUARY ...
... satisfied with the way in which it ts I ,rcsm, a. present. He had great pleasure hand mg thusual yearly contribution of Mr. John R-mn, T-. which had forwarded testimony of hts unabated sense of the value and practical efficacy ofthe Repeal gauisation’’ ...