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... stituencies at Westminster. ! Grattan and Corm The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, who repre- ! Hiented Newry and voted for the Act of ! Union. was the first representative of that borough after that disastrous measure had passed. Grattan described him in College ...
... Charles Cbrson, Samuel Creiablop Clarke, Foster Coatee, Path. Vincent Dolan, Rodolphos Whittaker Harper, Patrick Edward Hayden, John Marcus Hayes, i Henry Hasty. Lake Mfluinness, Joseph James I M'Nelis, and Henry Edward Rodmond. Special Examination (or the ...
... P. O'Callaghan. SO Coombe; P. I. Murphy. 177 Bvtanle road. John Caro pal e Foster tC: Hut c h inso n , Fielding. 12 Grattan ; J. ff. B.A., Mansion House, John Dolan. 4 St. Clemente road; John Hyland, 26 Russell avenue, Jones'. road: T. Long. 148 Botanic ...
... discord is al: their descendants, whoso first call te arms been the signal for tho removal of Eve from the paradise. The extract is as ih Tt is with infinite satisfaction had con man, Rit Hon, John Poster, ip about to bring fc for impr complete of the ...
... was allotted = position ot the head of Parlia- ment street, opposite the City Hall. From here it gradually extended down to Grattan and along the Northern and Southern lines of quays to The line on the Southern side still extended along Westmoreland street ...
... Bellingham Woolsey, Esq., Captain in the Royal Artillery, and second son of the lata John Woolsey, Esq., of Milesdown, in the County of Loulh. to Anna, eldest daughter of Sir John Walsham, Bart., of Knill Court, the Bounty of Hereford, and nieco of Matthew Bell ...
... King of Arms—Sir Arthur Vicars, K.C.V.O. private SecreUry—Colonel R. J. Cooper, M.V.O, Additional Private Secretary—Walter Callan, Esq. Stale Steward-Tho lord Lurzan, K.C.V.O. Chamber lain—Major O. Francia W, Lambart, C.V.O. Gentleman Usher—Sir John Olphort ...
... sped si; Luncheons, €d, Bd, end tOd, with vegetables. Teas, 6d. PARTIES visiting will find (he Grattan A Restaurant, IS Essex quay, opposite 68. Miehael and John’s Chnrah. most moderate in Beds, BxealusaU, Dizmexs, and less. p3lQ2;u BETTING STEPHEN’S AGAIN ...
... orators that Grattan this occasion should play the Thane of Cawdor, and Flood Macduff. ' Two years later when a striking performance of the Masque of Comus was given to the country seat of the Right Hon. William David la Touche, Grattan again lent his ...
... ass person giving =eh information as oil trod to the reovvery of the undermentioned Deeds. Lea dated the 30th Deb:No. 141, John 1 Warburton to Joseph Itaeost o 4ating o the Lends of Portualstaoh, 's Co. ' Iremrara Omit. 54 Notonbirr.-3 Do4sard i A 0 ~ ...
... Hr.-Logan notch yy with roDm B.C. on Hurting Grolind M 111 with W.C. Itrilled in 10• net. If HENRY GRATTAN G.F.C. (7nobicorol-Yes. here et Arm at 11 o'clock. Jitney and Under Joalar adll endue and Ueda. -armatch. 11.15. IIMINES 0.A.C..-/delok 'nth ...
... rides past. Another follows, and yet another. Think not it is a circus. These be the Ulster King-at-Arms, the Athlone Pursuivant, and the Cork Herald-at-Arms. High-sounding, if inexplicable, title 3, and what services their owners render the state few, indeed ...