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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 ...
... 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 ...
... daughter. Siater.* On the 12th inst., at 1. ...
... will and testament of John Jackson (lately known as John Pavier), of Hammerwich aforesaid, Esq., deceased, take and hence- forth use the surname of Pavier in addition to and after that of Hussell, and that be and they may bear the arms of Pavier quarterly ...
... and monntirga. Oa the upper part of the lid was a shield of the deceased Admiral's arms, and a brass plate bearing the following inscription :— Admiral the H ...
... barque Mary, of Cardigan, North America, for Liverpool; myself, captain, six seamen escaped in one boat, but do not expect to live long ; not sighted land ; starving ; if Almighty goodness chances to land thi*, send word to my wife in Cardigan that 1 am no ...
... that of __n I and that he and they may bear and use the arms of Clew quarterly with those of Hill, such arms being first duly examphfied according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the CoUege of Arms, otherwise the said roy.il license and Permission to ...
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... after that of Hughes, and that lie and they may bear and use the arms of Bonsall, such arms being rim duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and re- corded in the College of Arms, otherwise the said royal license and permission to be void and ...
... that of Lingard, and that he and they maj- bear the arms of Monk quarterly with those of Lingard ; such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the College of Arms, otherwise the said royal license and permission ...
... equipment, arms, and munitions ef war. WAB-omes, Pall-maix, May 9. 17th Regiment of Foot — Major-General William Raikes Faber to be colonel, vioe Lie -tenant-General John Grattan, C.8., deceased. lst Life Guards — Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant John George Henry ...
... MEETINGS OF CREWTORS. (To surrender in London.) Beardall, John, Han way-street, Oxford-street, tavern-keeper— Drew Reginald George, Great Tower-street, paint manufac- turer- Feb. 27. at 1. Wats m, John, Strand, hotel-keeper- Feb. 2S, at 11. (To surrender in ...