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... O’Connell, Allix. J Fitzgerald, A O'Connell M Anson, Col Fitxroy, Lord C O’Connell M J Arc!.hold. Filzwilliam, G O’Connell. J Arms’.rong. Sir Fleetwood. SirPHO’Conor Don Arundel and Surrey Forster, O’FerraU, M Earl French, F Ogle, 8 C B»' 'i'. W Fuller, ...
... Thursday morning, at Brighton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Broderlp, a relative of the bride, and the Earl of Cardigan, uncle the bride, gave her away. Shortly after the ceremony, the youthful pair left Brighton for London railway, with the ...
... Rev John Gorman, V F and P P; Rev Edmond Kavavnagl, PP ; Rev James Ryan, PP; Rev Michael Birch, 1 PP P; Rev John Mullins, P P; Rev Patrick Fogarty, C C; teva Robert O'Sheii, C C; Rev Michael Barney, C C; Rev Nicholas he aly, Administrator; Rev John Deleny ...
... of 4, Sussex-square. Mrs Sonthey is residing at 45, Sussex-square. and Mrs Dunn arrived Tuesday last at 115, King'sroad. Sir John Sandyman bas arrived at 19, Brunswick-terrace. Mrs Watson has returned to residence, Wick House. Mr. Campion has left 53, ...
... is about to be sacrificed now. He (Mr. Grattan) would tell him that he believed he would make better terms with his friend Mr. O’Brien, and himself and Mr. O’Connell, than with the British minister. He (Mr. Grattan) would advise the British minister instantly ...
... end to (hear). (Mr. Grattan) would advise the British Minister instantly to vote out* million for the erection of chapels in Ireland. Would the British Government pot Mr. O’Connell into the Privj Council high in office P (Mr. Grattan) said if they did not ...
... n examine, correct and proliably fssrl gratitude for that decUmtion. and exprc ti . m , ceign of James I. Toe author, Sir John amend the judgments and decrees oftiiecourts t justtair gratitude accordingly ; bat for ms-self I say y was an°Engl m ui, ...
... that is about to be sacrificed now. He - Grattan) would tell him that be believed would make better terms with bis friend Mr. O'Brien, and himself and Mr. O'Connell, than with the British minister. (Mr. Grattan) would advise the British minister instantly ...