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... high steward then directed the sergeantat-arms to make proelam aim' fir the yeoman usher to bring the prisoner to the bar. Sergeant-at-arms.—Yeoman Usher, bring forth James Thomas Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan. Mr. Puhnan, the yeoman usher, who appeared ...
... Sir John Willism Head Bridges, Knight. Cork—The Hon John Boyle ; Daniel Callaghtio, Esq. Donegal—Gen. George Vangltan Hart ; Francis Nathaniel Conyegham, commonly called Earl Mounteharles. Downpatriek—Edword Southweli Ruthren, Esq. Drogkeda—John Henry ...
... Belfast, and Waringetown, ST. JOHN's MALE SCHOOLS, KILKESNt.- MENDERS are invited for the nece■sary .1. Alterations and Repairs to b.. carried oat in above Schools. according to Plans and Specifications, which can be men at St. John's Pres'oy- Wry from 10 a ...
... shelves ; After which, (you can’t better) Take rope and hangyoarse/iw (llest Briton.) NOTES FROM the LIFE OF GRATTAN (by HIS SON, H. GRATTAN, ESQ* M.1.) The most interesting letters of Oniltan (says the arc those written when he was m London, nrenarineas ...
... within him at the mention of Grattan and 1782 ? Where is the Irishman with soul se dead, as not to be animated by these I ire-mitring recollections But of what avail is it to admire, and plaice, mill hotiour the name of Grattan of 1781, if we have not the ...
... Powell would there on the next day meeting; and although he (Mr. Grattan) would be obliged to abroad few days, hoped to return soon, and would (if spared) walk into that room arm-in-arm with his old friend the Orangeman (loud cheers). for the Agricultural ...
... politicians would persuade us. Grattan saw its force dealing with Engl sh parties : hen Fox *B2, wrote to the Whig party in Ii eland to announce the coming of the Duke of Portland, and expressed wish for their support, Grattan and Lord Cbarlemont met together ...
... tliuse present observed— Win O'Brien, H Grattan, MP; Sir Culmau U'Loghleri, Bart; Count Nugent, J Shea, John Milchell, Duffy, John Eerguton, J M Carew, Dr Kelly, Merlin Crean, Michael Ryan, Thomas Steele, John 1* M‘Kenna, TC; Daniel Bergin, J F ''’Kelly ...
... prisoner, John Morgan sworn. George Nesbitt, sworn. The following were the gentlemen sworn to try the prisoner : Patrick Fallon Henry Morrison George Dingwall | John Neill William Brett J Henry Pigeon Robert Grattan | George Rodgers John Roche ...
... the Elate the Cuffing mid attachment on the reverae, with the Arm*, Crests and Motto •f the deceased. The Hnarep, drawn by six horses, and ornamented with Esmilelieoiis each side, with the Arms, Motto, ami Orest, and rich Crest for the bark, with eleven ...
... likely to have been what is known as modest essnratice' rather titan anything that issued, from the olfim of the King of Arms. For a thousand ae.rs. Seotland was an independent Kingdom, treating on terms ot equality with Cie cid powers of E trope. Eleept ...
... Bmirke, 1 atnek Hood, Michael liourkc, John M’Grath, John E. Jones, Edmond English, Miss Fennessy, Mm. J. Lonergon, Thomas S'attcrv, William () Donnell, Charles Cod}, 1. inkd () Charles Lockwood. Edmond O’Meara, John Egan, Pelix Nash, 1 at. Hvan, Martin ...