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... and connections of Henry Grattan's family, the principal among whom were Lady Laura Grattan, widow of Grattan's eldest son ; Lady Esmonde, Mrs. Grattan Bellew, Mrs. Edmund Dease, granddaughter of Henry Grattan ; Sir Henry ...
... Ardsley; Rev John Daniel, incumbent of East Ardsley; Rev. Andrew Cas- sells, Vicar of Batley ; Mr. Thomas Wordsworth, Mr. John Whittaker, Mr. James Tweedaie, and Mr. Perceval Terry. The address was to be presented to the Earl of Cardigan at Deene-park ...
... ASSAULT OF ARMS A vast concourse of people filled St. James's Hall yester- day afternoon to witne^ an entertainment given under the above designation by the non-commissioned officers of the Household Brigade. These entertainments, though com- mon enough ...
... daughter. MARRIAGES. Grattan— Ikjxa-jd.— On the 2-th ult., at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Cork, cousin to the bridegroom, Captain Henry Grattan, 35th Regiment, elder son of the late Lieutenant-General J. Grattan, C.B., to Fannie ...
... The resignation of Lord John Russell, Mr. Roebuck's motion, and the results that grow out of these, affecting as they do the Cabinet, the Parlia- ment, and the country, will emphatically mark the interval between the first and second chapters in the history ...
... Wentworth. Henrie.tePol-.tV' Clara ?? i N.lly -Voodf.ml.kc : Messrs. John Dallas, Alec ££_ _ Jose^fSpw' . M. H. Crahame L. Roche, and Arthur Roberts. Conducto- ?? Music, Mr. John Crook. Preceded, in the ev/mine at 7 _0 hv t ut t One-Act Comedy. A CUP ...
... EVENING, at 8.45, THE HEIR- AT-LAW, in which Mr. John S. Clarke wUI sustain both the cha- racters of Dr. Pangloss and Zelciel Homespun. The Comedy pre- ceded by THE SUNNY SlDE.— Doors open at 7.30. MR. JOHN S. CLARKE will appear THIS EVENING, at 8.45, as ...
... Division of Liverpool, Al., Exchange-buildings, Liverpool, and 61, 1 '(.rndill. London. ( John Sutherland Ha-uiood Banner (Messrs. Harmood B.nncr aud Sou), 11. North John-street, Liverpool ' Solicitors for the Trustees to the Debenture Stot-kholtlcrs— Charlcs ...
... 8.45, THE HEIR- AT-LAW, in which Mr. John S. Clarke will sustain both the cha- racters of Dr. Pangloss and Zekiel Homespun. The Comedy pre- ceded ateig.it by TH J. __UNN^SlDE.— Lioors open at 7 1 30 I__1 __ MR. JOHN S. CLARKE wUI appear THIS EVENING, at ...
... 8.30: Messrs. Arthur Cecil, H.Eversfield. F. Kerr. E. Maurice, W. H. Denny, W. I.ugg, and John Clayton : Misses Norreys, Lanra Linden Marie Lewes, and Mrs. John Wood. At eight, THE KETTLE : Miss Cudmore, Mr. Kerr. — Box-office open ten till live Ko foes ...
... . TLAXTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, A pointed to sail between GALWAY and NEW TORK, •* . >• Johns, Newfoundland, to land Passengers and her ___.»•. The shortest and most direct route to America. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. IromGalwav. From New York. -.SSIAN, March ...
... Barry- more, H. Kemble, E Maurice, Perceval Clark, Elliott, Eaton, York, Rimbault; Mrs. Canninge Misses Calhoun, Grattan, Mabel Grattan, WUliameon, and Mrs. Bancroft. Seats, 55., 3s. 6d., 25., and la N.B.— Free list entirely suspended. CRYSTAL PALACET^Next ...