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... TO THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. i “The Catholic Board should have feebly discharged the duty they owe to the People, with whese confidence they have been honored, if they had qmitted the first opportunity which presented itself, of sending forth to the ...
... Sinclaire, hos. Brown, Alex. H. Haliday, Framcis Taggart, John Hamiiton, ohn Holmes, Henry Joy, jonr. i;n'meu Holmes, James Carfon, ill. Boyle, ; Robert Bradfhaw, Hu. M‘llwain, James Park, John Smyth, John Me. Cracken, Jofeph Stevenfon, Thomas Hardin, Patrick ...
... Fore Plantations, (now June.:g.r | street and Grattan.street,) in the ‘Town of Belfast, containa ing on the East, by James's-street, 250 feet—on the North, by Green-street, 365 feet—on the West, by Grattan-street, 262 feet, and on the South boundary 218 ...
... might have reported them missing.” WARING — may 16, 2002, at Hospital, John (Jack) 8.E.M., dearly loved husband of Jean, 19 Maybin Park, Kells and loving father of Joan, son-in-law John and a devoted grandfather to Emma. Funeral service in St. Saviours Parish ...
... situations occur. Application td be made to JOHN CAMPBELL, of Craignure, Invamry; ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, Esq. Army Agent, Suffolk-street, Charing Cross, London ; WILLIAM ESPINASSE, Esq. Stephen’s-green, Dub-. lin; JOHN CAMPBELL, th Quartus, Writer to the Sigriet ...
... service will be held in John Gray & Co Funeral Home, 80 Central Avenue, Bangor at 2.00 pm on Monday, followed by interment in Cladeboye Cemetery at 3.00 pm. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu if desired to N.|. Hospice, c/o John Gray & Co. Funeral ...
... arrived safe at Bristol. Lo:m armed brig Lagan, Hoaorine, sails first fair wind for ndon. The Minerva, Courtnay, sails in a few days for Liverpool. The armed brig Aurora, Starks, from London, arrived bere on Saturday last. . The armed brig Donegall, Courtenay ...
... Fore Plantations, (now James's., strect and Grattan-stréet,) in the T'own of Belfast, containing.on the East, by Jawmes's-street, 250 fect—on the North, by Greensstreet,, 365 fuoete—on the West, by Grattan-street, 262 feet, and on the Soyth boundary 218 ...
... Combe, Harvey Chriftian Ofborne, John Cooke, Bryan Offulton, Lord ‘Courtenay, John Petty, Lord Henry Cranford, Robert Punl{\uhy. Rt. Hon, W. B. Crecvey, Thomas Porchefter, Lord De Blaquiere, Lord Po’mz, W. Stephen 3 Deat, John Raine, Jonathan Dickénfon, William ...
... Attiwell Wood John Hobion Rt. Hon, J. H. Hutch- Geo. Roth infin E. Carroll W. “’oflléy PA‘.!Q W Caulfield James Fitzgerald Sir ¥. May, Bart, Ecdw. Tighe Hon. John' Bourke Robt. Uniacke Theo. Blakeney 7. Welfe R. Griffith Sir S. Smith, Bart. John Reily Thomas ...
... and Fore Plantations, (new James'sstreet and Grattan-street,) iii the Town of Belfast, containing on the East, by, James's-street, 23Q feeteon the North, by Green-street, 365 feet—ots the West, by Grattan-street 262 feet, and on the South boundary 218 ...
... greateft men in this kingdom, Mr. Grattan and Mr. Flood----ftep forward very early in the bufivels of a more equal reprefentition.----The latter has decidedly promifed his fupport; and it is ewrneftly to be ltoped that Mr. Grattan will t follow the example, ...