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... Stewart (Lunatic Asylum) occupied the Chair. There were also present Dr. Burden (who as Vice-President), Drs. S. S. Thomson, Grattan (of Dublin), Kirkpatrick (of Larne), Bingham, MâChire, R.N., Halfiday, Stephenson, M'Cormac, Pirrie, Peian, James Moore ...
... The people were not admitted, and the Board. a matter of course, was very gertteel and very unpopular. After the deteat of GRATTAN Bill, the Board, following the example of the rest of Ireland, call.d an Aggregate Meeting. meeting was held at the I ancasterian ...
... (Lunatic Asylum) occupied the chair. There were also present Dr. Burden (who acted as Vice. President). Drs. S. S. Thomsen, Grattan (uf Dublin), Kirkpatrick (uf Larne), Bumblers (Lhorupatrick), Ilaßelay, Stephensun, Weenie°, Pirrie, Petan, Jas. Moore, bletLet ...
... William & Mary.Beonett.do Daring, Francis. i AgnTMi‘'-rI9I Uith Jno & Sns, Nicker, N.castle Oak, Warner. Lynn Union, Jones, Cardigan John. Corev. N.W., fresh, clondy. “.Scott, -.’Ubar Jessie Ann. Hinds. Prince of Orange. Arab, Richards Trnro Elizabeth, Tucker ...
... Itueeell, itendlesham, M.P.; F. Somerscee G. Somerset, E. Russell, Lilford, Dynevor, Campbell, Langdale, Ravensworth, John Scett. John Hay. John Russell, M.P.; George Quin, Seymour, eI.P. ; Talbot De Malahide, Delmeny, M.P.; Sudelv, Cosmo Russell, Blayney, ...
... Kuss.ll, Kendlesham, M P.; P. Somer.sc, G. Somerset, E. Kussell, Lilford, Dyuevor, Campbell, Langdale, Ravensworth, John Scott. John Hay, John Russell, M. P. ; George Quin, Seymour, M.P. ; Talbot De Malahido, Dalmeny, M.P. ; Sud.ly. Cosmo Kus*ell, l'layn ...
... the Trustts thoreisstnsentioned, -for-the Bane- are flil'of cbs Creditors of the 'said John Harrison ; and tisat the ear I;said Isssesrture~was execute d-bythe said John.Harrison, en - the acid Frsrt-'Day ofJune,. anid:by thesaid itonismin firlggs div Poppiewilt ...
... Henrylthe promoters the bill ; but the petitiou of lui, contends that all parties and sects who so desired bite, M.P., who had his arm severely injured. shareholders was not supported bv either a.'ent or'i should be welcome to join in the funeral ceremonies torAn ...
... bad none of the a ,gvjiyS Wf the Anglo. Irish, which displays itself in h plenl800r of the elo. ,r quence of Burke, Curran, Grattan, end Shei . Compared with theirs, his was the eloquence of business. Hid rhetori ws was all second hand. He convulsed his ...
... M'Cullum, John, Coyle, Locbswilly AleaAJenny.Condon, Ramsey Portland, Kelso, Liverpool Sailed [June 10] far Christina, Dewar, Oban John. Daglish, Carlisle Henrietta, Furlong, Bristol Alice, Smeadon, Goole Providence, Milne,Sunderland John Croabie. Scobie ...
... the Iltoingeb rejecting nearly every. he Mee both food and medicine . he began by taking lee of yolk Ills and morning, which arm gradually Ingretwod to ten, *Mil l• • short time had the affect of completely curing the Cough the Stomach Affections. His strength ...
... limbs. On the 11th of May he was observed by his chaplain to draw his right arm from the bedclothes, and making a feeble effort to raise it. Doctor, he faintly murmured, this arm is EMANCI PATED. It 80011 fell.—Rotnan Correspondent of the Daily News. ...