... had * tow p Bill. Reference was made a But u>* toa«r msrioce ore. ttosertore. raised 84b. rolle;- ~f Siolrneux. Swift, and Grattan 1 settle* oureondc-t. when • slighter aini not ,. othe, .tyk. ib.n at* appeal, but that ie** well W- u . ..r. a -.1 o-tere-t ...

... CmtWrotm h»« kfi Kißgitown for hair •mrrd Kiofatoim from Baron Gray baa armed at from an age of dramatic arro« . . . gsnc*. ralour of th# playwright .a ohm more in ariUasca than aithrr tnm .liHitj hi* dncraUc-n affnghl* tmnl> IlaiMma h> ■M «M*»'y-OJ_ ...

... caned l.teranr •tummrnts. and is one the beat oarsmen Dnhlm. He waa for two years captain the orrersity Boat (Tab. JOHN FRAZER Mr John Kr»«rr. who h** barn «w»rdM thr Maddra tbr id iuccramb. 4 o«.»p M*ju *nd was Wacßttd Naxrtxr School Traifty CoUrgr 1991 ...

... adrenisement, appeared in the Morning Chronicla In this letter Lord Cardigan was accused of haring grossly and wantonly insulted an officer of the Xlth Light Dragoons at the mess table Lord Cardigan suspected Captain Harvey Tackett being the writer of the letter ...

... A>\ -Wr. Arms, Mr Mrs Hugh Major Aylnv-r tlajor and Mr* Aieiaodm. Mr and Mr* Hranck Aylmer. Mrs. Aapiamll. Hon tie raid Balfour. M-P , and Imdy Bern Bad-air. Mrs* L Fat range Bah tgtun. Mr. and Mia- KiiliAi;* Bacon. . and Mm* Bagvell. Mr John Bagwell. ...

... Household Staff Lister King of Arms—Sir Arthur Vicars, C.V.O. Private SscruUry—Lard Plunkeu CV O Satrstary—Victor Cork tan. Esq.. C.V.O. State Steward—Lord Largaa Acuag Comptroller —Major Oustarms Pranas Inmhart- Cshea—John Olphart Esq. Chesaberiam—Colonel ...

... Lynch. Majof (Vn-ral Pemberton Leach. C.M.G.. RE., V.C Dialrit). LieutePant-CVilor.e! Ro«» Blndansbur^. C B. Mr. Henry lU»k- of Arms). Dr. Robert E. Genjrxl. Ma’.beson. Registrar Henry Blake. G.O M.O. Soli. itor Gi neral. of the U- College of Surgeons Major ...

... that it does out exist The writer of the article from which we have already quoted, who signs himaelf Old Whig the School of Grattan. makes very strong indictment against the Government lor it* conduct Inah affairs sow* l«8 P° inU oul * l - »hadow • killing ...

... Arnott. Bart.; Ftratrr. Coloorl Kirkwood. Mr»»r» John Oubbo* Chart** J. Blak;*. Loflua root I. Lord Frmor. Sir T C O Bnrn. Bari Major Lo ...

... O'Donneli'a GRATTAN (£loo> Gliarlia, dam by .. . M. Hefair 1 2 Mr.* B Etrbyb LADY J Gloeaon 2 10 11 P. M O'Neill’* MAYDAY (car IJrt 51b) Mr. K. 6 8 Mr. T. F. Walsh's Plato H. Ortdter 0 iWinuer trau»*d prirutrly ) Betting' -6 to 4 r-tcli agst Grattan and Lady ...

... a. heed mearuro whr Grattan, becked iV Insb Voisotcef*. law In 1800 Ineh Parliament •■*• destroyed Act Union, and Ireland bad always atnee protested against usurpation the English Government of tV government She had protested armed imwirrection, and lives ...

... portraits which remind ua the many Irish men etmnert the next in I and ribtical life- Molvneux. Swilt. Stvsk- loucaa. orfcc. Grattan. Hood. ChaHe oiont. and thv* raw whose names have fain iar as household word*, and h ...