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... Lerd Henry Gordon Lennox, Viscount Mandecoun't John Manners, Mr. W. Forbes Mackenzie, Vis- Lord StanlePy° , rt s , i S r ir John Pakington, Mr. Augustus Stafford, Tennent, and the Right • esiger,Sir John Trollope, Sir J. E. H e Right Hon. S. H. Walpole ...
... Bunbury, d. Carlow Borough, I.—Mr. R. Browne Clayton, d.; John Sadleir, f. Carrickfergus, I.—Hon. W. H. S. Cotton, d. Cashel, I.—Sir Timothy O'Brien, f. Cavan 2.—Hon. J. P. Maxwell, d. ; Sir John Young, f., Mr. A. O'Reilly, Clare, 2.—Sir Lucius O'Brien ...
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... introduced to the Queen by the Earl of Malmesbury, principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. At the same Court, Sir John Pakington, the Queen's Secretary of State for the Colonies, presented to her Majesty Te Rauparaha, Chief of the Ngatitoa and ...
... master of the Hamburgh, for themselves, and Thomas Robinson, master of the Susannah, William Robinson, Four Brothers; John Jenson, William; John Elliott, Ocean Child; Samuel Robinson, Nancy; William Frost, Assistance; Henry Absalom, Mary. ' DUCHESS OF KENT ...