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... sellinommosent against the • armed might of England,. Ireland was the first eountry in Europe to rt stand by, and cause f throw in tbe its sympathy and suppo with the o 'was Colonists of America bear, heart. It was Henry Grattan in the Irish House of Commons ...
... steady Man, ac«-ustomed to IJoufe ▼ » Repairing. Address, stating wage, box 3277 VITANTEO. respectable Message Boy. Apply to Grattan A Co.. L.ld.._Corn Market. 29 3 3138 OITUATION Wanted by Father and Daughter; Man ►5 experienced Gardener. Daughter would ...
... and Son. 14. _King_stro«Jt. TO LET. exTllent Family HOUSE. St. John s Terrace, Mte Urammar School large reception-room*, kitchen ground floor: rent £42.—Apply 27. Lyndon Terrace. CARDIGAN ROAD. Heading ley.—To Lot. New HOL'SE, Semitielacbed; largo garden ...
... of importance were sent forward to the Executive Conned for approval. The death occurred on the 29ih inst. of Colonel John Henry Grattan Holroyd Smyth, C.M.G., Ballvoatray, who was in his &Bth year, and who had commanded the 3rd Battalion Leinster Regiment ...
... Ellerton Esq THE HOUSE The - Constable asked that tlie summons against John Mears for being drunk incapable the 24th inst withdrawn had entered the Workhouse— Bench agreed TISAMrS John Cullis and Thomas Williams able-bodied tramps brought up in custody charged ...
... self-government, engaged to armed effort to throw off the yoke of England and secure national freedom, Ireland was the first nation Europe to stand up and extend its sympathy and its rapport (anplaas©). It was Henry Grattan ami Sir John Parnell, m the Irish ...
... Bromwich 1 1 Wolverhampton 2 Yarmouth 4 Andover Birkenhead .. Bridgnorth .. Bristol Becclerf Bur.vlcm Cheltenham . Chester Cardigan Godaliuing Derby Dcvonport Duriiam Hastings Hereford Huddersfield Ipswich Birmingham Boston Bradford Bury Cambridge ...
... L«©dfi-r«ad, reckling Woodrilla, I>eed*-ro*d, both Dowitorr, tmrelle*. Harry Wood, lately residing and carrying busmeo* at 164, Cardigan-road, now residing 66, Marfc!iftiß-«v*Bn«, Bonadhtiy-road, both Leeds, lately pocer and proriaon declor, now oat of bneincsa ...
... South six noma, scullery, oonaervatory, gas stove, back eatmce.—Apply Smith, 9*, Orchard-road, Socthae*. rp'O Let.—No. 11, St. John-sqnare, Forton, Gosportl four rooms, washhowe. —Apply 96, St. Andrews road, Soattuw. Moorings, St. Augustine-road, three bedrooms ...
... Bank-street, Ashford. Kent, saddler and harness maJter. Oct. 28. . - . Shepherd. d. late of St. John s-square. Cardiff. chartered accountant. Oct. 28. _, . Bowen. John. Llandafen Hou«o. Halfway. Llanelly, late Coedcae Colliery. PontypooJ, collier, formerly ...
... and Mr Bcbt ICoyal Asylum for trie Band Mr John A Blacale aiui Mr John A G'ubrai th Lock Hosptal Mr John Ewing Nelson Mau-rmty Hospital Mr John Stephen Suni-iritvn Uosptal Mr Junn Glen ConvUescent Homes Mr John A Roxburgh lluicbesona Hosptal ...
... him. RESIDENT. SOME NOTES ON THE FAMILY OF GAMBOLD OF CARDIGAN. Sir,—Perhapa a few not concerning the I Cardigan family ot Gamboid, welch, owing to tile names at teambold and efliis see Bishop John hanabold, easerves to be wellremembered in Nebih annals ...