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... Sheppard M•sRHALL 67 Hicks 0 MAGNET 82 Clark, W. H. Stott MARY J. GREGORY 47 Grattan 0 NArrHALI 83 Jones 0 PILGRIM 71 Hockin 0 PA LLAI3 132 Bryant 0 119 Hoskin, J. Smith 0 Qualm 87 Armes, J. Smith 0 lost. Witt-lams 93 6rifliths, W, 'lhomaa 0 Ross 42 Hanley, ...
... Lancaster. TRANSIRR or LICENSZL—OR Thured iv last temporary licenses were granted to Robert Troughton, Braddyll's Arms ; John Redhead, Farmers' Arms ; and Thomas Sandham, White Hart. all of Ulverston. ItOTAL AGRICULTURAL Soctrrr.—Among the members elected at ...
... had expired were Messrs. Musker, Grattan, and Leece. The two former were again nominated, with Mens~. Swift, Phillips, Potts, Quayle, and Maddox, three only being required. The result was as follows :-For Dr. Grattan, 253 votes (122 persons); J. Musker ...
... Countess of Cardigan ; another by Mr. Robert T. B. Bruce against the trustees, Lady Cardigan, and Lord Ailesbury; and a third by Lady Cardigan against the trustees. The objects of the respective suits were the administration of the late Earl of Cardigan's estates ...
... ber of anecdotes of Grattan and his contemporaries. The following may be taken as samples of the bulk :— MR. GRATTAN’S ELECTIONEERING ELOQUENCE, On the election in question, I was proposed by Mr, George Ponsonby, and upon Mr, Grattan rising next to vote ...
... the Rev.J. Medicraft, Mr. John Kenyon, to Miss Mary Ann Brooks, both of Duklnlleld. Kbston.—Brooks.—On the 16th inst.. at the Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Hurst, by the Rev. Medicraft, Mr. John Kenyon, eldest son of Mr. John Kenyon, grocer and draper ...
... NELSON-STR On Saturday and ay next, 6th and Sth instant, MR. ‘ee GRATTAN, Author of “* The ONARY Circle.” Trish Legends,” &e. NT, AN BVERING THE POETS of on Side Galleries, 64 ; Reserved ee JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. NEw HALL, ged | EAD who never can be Still ...
... left Moulmein ith November CARDIGAN, Welly left Oltarleaton 21st November Guy. left C6llllO September Cormorear left San Fr:mei22ml September DORA a. Stela . left. Rio Janeiro 6th December Divottroirr .. jolt San Francisco 'John December, Edwards left ...
... unapproachable Gymnast. NIBLO IS COMING. Reserved Front Stalls, 6d side Stalls and Promenade, Is Body Of the Hall, 6d. Children m arms, one guinea each. Doors open o'clock. Performance v* a* Half past. On Saturday Evenings the Doors will open at Half-past o'clock ...
... prisoner was aciiUitted. At Tubbernalth, near Sligo, 25 men attacked the house of a mal named Ward, on Sunday night. and took arms from it. Six of them have been arrested. Some had been in custody as stupposed Fenians. The choir of Exeter Cathedral is to ...
... St. Asaph. — Sunday, May 23. — Deacon: George Williams, Queen's College, Cam- bridge. Priests: Rev. John WiUiams, AB., Jesds CoUege, Oxford ; Rev. John Pugh Morgan, A.8., Jesus CoUege, Oxford; Rev. Robert Jones, St. Bees'. A huge bonfire was lighted on ...
... subject it as for ah advertisement Johnson— 12th at St Paul’s Rv F B St John’s f Manchester and Beyrout Syria to Emma daughter of Thomas Johnson of Singleton Brook SiMPsoN-r-On the at St John’s Church Byrom-street Manchester Wm Huntington MA rector Robert Esq ...