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... Sicele, and Hilda de Trafford, her four sisters ; Lady Mary Plunkett, sister of the Earl of Fingal' ; Miss Grattan Bellew, sister of S;r Henry Grattan Bellew ; and Miss Gwendoline Petre, cousin of the bride ; and the Hon. George Bryan (toth Hussars), brother ...
... Mr. John Wallis, has a very varied table of contents, covering the period from 1839 to 1843. Perhaps the case most likely to catch the attention of anyone wto cares to note the changes which come over public opinion, is the trial of Lord Cardigan before ...
... Preston, the Hon. Edward Preston, the Hon. B. Bellew, the Hon. (1. L. Bryan, Sir Percy Grace, Sir Theobold Burke, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Sir H. Baron, Sir Richard Martin, Sir Patrick O'Brien, Sir George Errington, Ambrose M. ()Terrell Anthony Cliff; D ...
... Minnie Carter, St. John's, Salford, 133 ; Sarah Kinsella, St. Peter's, Salford, 93 ; James Kernahan, St. Arnie's, Manchester, 97 ; Charles Burke, St. John s, Rochdale, 114 ; William Hibbert, St. John's, Rochdale, 96 ; Catherine Toole, St. John's, Rochdale, ...
... represented by figures of their patron saints, with inscriptions recording the period of their rule. The windows are the work of John Hardman and Co., of Birmingham, and are much admired. THE BISHOP OF NEWPORT'S JUBILEE. PRESENTATION AT CARDIFF. We gave last ...
... the fabric raised a hundred years ago by the public virtue of Grattan and the Volunteers. After describing the incidents of the present reig n of terror, the constant parade of the armed forces of the Crown, the prohibition of public meetings, the ...
... Lady Jackson, Sir Henry and Lady Primrose, preparation for the sterner battle of life. The enemy was the Sir Henry and Lady Grattan Bellew, Sir Charles and Lady same in all such struggles, a subtle and persistent enemy, self. Euan Smith, Colonel Sir Roper ...
... Richelieu, which divided the honours with that cause c,Vbre on the very day of the trial. Two brothers named llallerich, armed with revolvers, rushed into the bureaux of the Cr/ du l'eufile, in the Rue Richelieu, and shot right and left at everybody ...
... Dooley, J. Lannigan, T. Hill, T. Ring, Fenwick Skimshire, J. Stacy, T. O'Sullivan, John Ryan, J. Kavanagh ; Mr. Butler,Dr. Ryan, Messrs. I'. Hennessy, J. M'Veagh, John 0' Driscol, Patrick Keating, J. Maloney, P. Barry, Major M'Guinness, Dr. O'Connor, ...
... lILN it 1' 11.TRE, DIPVTIVCNAIRIMPI. JOHN ABRAHAM. Evi., J P. Its. Ws. MIDLETON. btu FItEDLRIL LACY ROBINSON. R.C.N. THOMAS HENRY GRATTAN ESMONDIE, PHILIP O'REILLY, J.P..D.L. PATRICK WALTER STAFFORD, . Bast. M.P. Stu JOHN S. .C.ll. COUNT 'LORRE DIAZ. log ...
... sentiments of deep respect and esteem for its distinguished President, I have the honour to be, Your Grace's obedient servant, JOHN IRELAND, Archbishop of St. Pau!. LINSEED COMPOUND Trade Made of Compound Llassed or Coughs and Colds. LINSEED COMPOUND ...
... fixed for next Wednesday. The vote of censure passed upon THZ OSGOLDC ROSS Sir John Austin by the Liberal and RLECTION : RITURN Teetotal busybodies of Pontefract has OF SIR JOHN AUSTIN. been repudiated by the electors of the Osgoldcross Division, to whom ...