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... be Deputy Lieutenant ; William Cartwright, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant; Ratnald Knightley, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; John Michael Severne, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Richard Aubrey Cartwright, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant ; William Esq., to ...
... and HPEECIIEI4 the Right Hon. 'HENRY GRATTAN. Valliant already published in the Serie., price hi each .- 1. nets Lin:. TIMES, and SPEECHES of DANIEL O'CONNELL. . M P. 2. The LIVE and Bk:.II'TIES of the Right lion. JOHN P . Ctn. 3 SELECTIONS of IRISH NATIONAL ...
... the talents of Pischek, Madame Albertazzi, Kellermann, Richardson, Herr and! Demoiselle Goldberg, and Grattan Cooke, who severally appeared. But John Parry was evidently ,considered the principal feature, for the name of this vocal comedian was printed ...
... happiness. The motio - n was seconded by Lord John Russell, and carried unanimously. Mr. Shaw proposed, and Mr. Henley seconded a motion for the release of William Smith O'Brien from custody of the Serjeant•at-Arms, on payment of fees, the group on which he ...
... _ . _ _ The motion was seconded by Lo . ra John Russell, and carried unanimously. Mr. Shaw proposed, and Mr. Henley seconded a motion for the release of W. S. O'Brien from the custody of the Serjeantat-Arms, on payment of fees, the group on which he had ...
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... Lord John Russell's act afforded the proper means for _prosecuting the inquiry wished for. Mr. Dux., coxes, Sir Ds LACY EVANS, Mr. Hums, Mr. Law,and Mr. WALLS? concurred in regarding such an inquiry u alled for, and in thinking that Lord John Russell's ...
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... plundered by a mob, and Mr. Huskisson went to ?? personal violence. His noble friend, however, to ° j-ject. language of Mr. Grattan, in reference to another s had sat by the cradle of the corn laws, * n ?? was about to follow their hearse. Let hi o ...