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... MRS. GRATTAN GUINNESS AT BLANDFORD. anb enbs. Het Most Oratimu Majcety moat have some eery bad selebiers, or she w told not act in • m so articulated to repel any affection that may he felt for her by her peopie is she hahito does. airing her recent visit ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S ADDRESS, To the Electors of the City of London. lor request you my sincere and hearty thanks tor (he honour you ve pun me by electi me as one uf your representatives in the Commons House of tod had I not been desirous of ex I chould ...
... Musßony, containing by statute admeasurement, 44a. le. 39p., in the occupation of Mr. George Grattan; Cottage in Musbury mthe occupar tion of Mr. John Arming; Family Residence in Colyton. in the occupation of Mr. James Bailey; and a Close of Meadow or ...
... the death of Mr. Henry Grattan, late M.P. for the county of Meath, and only surviving son of the great Henry Grattan. The event took place rather suddenly on Saturday week at his residence in the county of Wicklow. Mr. Grattan, Uwu but natural, was • ...
... T'his is not the of a only of his lordship’s auniticence to the distressed tamily Lineage of the Earl of Cardigan.—The noble family of the bari of Cardigan derives from vv de Bredenbali, who was a person of considerable note and extensive property im the retgns ...
... DESIRABLE FEE-SIMPL#t PROPERTY AT TUTTON | To be Ferem ptorily SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. CALCUTT, King’s Arms Inn, Cross, on Manpay, the 3rd day of | JuLy next, between the hours of 2 and 4 in the Afternoon, New Ly-erecTeD VILLA, with large GAR- | DEN, ...
... TAUNTO —WEDNESDAY. Noo. 12. John Woodland Edmonds, Esq., son of J. B. Edmouds, Enq, of South Petherton, has been appointed Collector of Cus- oms at Cardigan. South Petherton Agricultural Soctety.—The twenty- sixth wnniversary of this Sucicty was held ...
... aunual report submitted by Mr, H, G. Grattan (hon. seo. and treasurer) was of a satisfactory character, showing a balancein hand. Captain Guest was re-slected president ; Mr. A. K. Hart, chairman of committee; Mr. Grattan, treasurer ; Mr. A. B. Clibbett, ...
... ion to oppose the third reading of the bill. Mr GRatTAN said, that the people of Ireland, if justice were denied the, were determined to demand a repea! of the union, or to call, if necessary, with arms in their hands, for the enjoyaent ot equal rigits ...
... Forrester, Hon O C \VPerceval. Spencer Ashley, Hon John Fox. Sackrille Lane Phipps, Han E Astill, Freemantle, Sir 1, BtPiiiott, G GW Atkins, John Freshfield. J W lington^iaeoant Baldwin, Oordim, Col John Pollock, I-red Balfour, Gordon, Porchcster, Lord ...
... House.of Peers, Central Cri th return The bill against Lord Cardigan returned by the Grand Jury was then The -Arms then sai “Yeoman Usher ; bring James T = Dario The Earl of to the of Cardigan accordingly appeared at the bar, and took his place on a small ...
... tin- Griffiths, Hugh, Aherystwith, Esrj. Griffiths, John, Arms Inn, Llandovery, innkeeper Griffiths, John, Parehmn. Hunts, |*>i|. (master mariner Griffiths, Joshua, High-tormcc, New Quay. Cardigan, Griffiths, Maurice Gmndairo-tcrraec, South Peng© P:urk ...