... e 15 7 Jones H., Grand Junction Tun, Cardigan-street, Bir- publican e 17 6 mingham Kempster William, 92 Talbot-street, Winson-green, shopkeeper Birmingham e 13 17 s 14 010 e 1310 1 e 13 13 10 o A 0 .4 '8 Morgan John, High-street, Coleshill., £ «.batcher ...

... Albert, Middlesbrough Banshee, do Charlotte, do John Walters, Whitstable Sea Witch, Gravesend Albert, London Henry Morton (s), do Graphic (s), Poole Queen of Mistley, do Ella, do Julia, Sunderland Felicity, do John Ward, Greenwich Lena, Exeter Jane Shearer ...

... which had sprung up between Grattan and another patriotic leader, Flood. Though far behind Grattan's brilliant genius. Flood was the practical statesman, and regarded the British concessions with a jealous eye, while Grattan's generous fancy clothed them ...

... which had sprung up between Grattan and another patriotic leader, Flood. Though far behind Gratin's brilliant genius, Flood was the more practical statesman, and regarded the British concessions with a jealous eye, while Grattan's generous fancy clothed ...

... Emancipation in Parliament were Grattan, Poneonby, and Sir Henry Parnell—son of the Incorruptible Sir John, great-uncle of Charles Stewart Parneil, and, after 39 years' service in the House of Commons, created Baron Congleton. Grattan was an old man now, preserving ...

... .harness maker ~ 11 16 8 Johns Margaret, Shrewley, Hatton .. oo «.farmer & coaldlr. 20 14 7 Kimberley Richard Morton, 67 Gilbert-st., Coventry ..gardener o 129 0 Lines Charles, Shirley .. . .o « farmer.,. 10 6 4 Newton John Alfred, Thimble Mill-lane ...

... Brixton ing-house keeper Cottrell John, 33 Middleton-road, Wandsworth-common oo electrician and letter of apartments Dickinson George {& Fanny Dickinson, his wife), 88 Lavender- photographer and clerk (Tradirg as John Talboys) hill Douglas Kathrin Mary ...

... Parliament nor vote for members. They could not practice at the bar. They were not allowed, except in a few special eases, to keep arms, or to learn the trade of gunsmith or cutler. Then, in the exercise of their religion they were cruelly hampered. They were ...

... Johnson, Whittle,do Margaret, Roberts, Dnddon CON NMI'S QUAY tailed Glyndwr,Willianas[ing 20] Fishguard Margaret Ann, Cardigan William do Leigh, Henshaw Dublin CORK arrived Fa stnet(s) f Aug 18]Casti etwn Lee (s), O'Toole, Bristol Captain Parry (a) ...

... P. (nnoppoaea). OBITUARTf. Lord Wolverbon. . Admiral Sir Edward John Hama, K. 0.8. Admiral George Goldsmith, C.B. Admiral Wm. Hargood. Bear-Admiral William Codrington, C.B. General John H. E. Dalrymple, C.B. General Sir Chas. Trollope, K.C.B. General ...

... deliberately over-rated by Castlereagh, in spite of the pro. teats of the Speaker of the Irish Commons (Right Hon. John Foster), Grattan and others ' so that the resulting deficits had to be met by sosaowtsas. Many years after-1864—the Conservative member ...

... Newlyn Firm, coast Glannibanta (s), north Samuel Laing (a), do John Clarke, do Surprise, do William Hunter (s), do Alice, Dover Paris (s), Hull Charlotte, Sunderland Jasper (s), coast John Dixon (a), do I Pearson (s), do AYR arrived Elizabeth [Aug 17i ...