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... Watson, Esq., as late chamberlain of the city of Limerick, appointed to that office pui'suant to the act for the regulation of the Corporation of Limerick, 4th Geo. IV., cap. 126, of the receipts and application by him as such chamberlain, of the rents, issues ...
... Jocelyn, and Viscountess lie Jocelyn. he The Comptroller, Major Parker. Ld The Private Secretary, Mr. A. Magennis. The Chamberlain, Mr. G. L'Estrange and Mrs. L'Estrange. ?? The Gentleman Usher, Mr. Frederick Willis and Mrs. IV. Willis. in The Master ...
... Sovereign Pontiff has been giaeiously pleased to raise to the dignities of prelates, and to confer the privileges of Honory Chamberlains to his Holilless, upon the Rev. V. Eyre and the Rev. C. Evre. The former is Vice-Rector of the English College here. IRELAND ...
... to the national sod spirit-stirring air St. Patrick's Day. By his Excel. tenc's command the dance was led off by the Chamberlain D. L'Estrange, Esq. The attendance was nearly one thou- nid, comprising a galaxy of rank, beauty, and fashion.- SLhboined ...
... extensively followed 'throughout silmilar institutions in Ireland:- ' . Mount Saint Joseph Monastery, Clondalkin, l April 8, 1843. ?? - ' 'DEAAe Sm-We, ?? of Mount Saint Joseph, transmit to you our names and: subscriptions in order that same may be added.to ...
... of Miss Maria Coal and Miss Eliza Coal, at present resident in Cabrn Convent. Mr. Dunne handed in 11. from his father, Mr. Joseph Dunne. Hitherto he had not taken any part in public affairs, but on hearing the declaration of Wellington and 1teel he thought ...
... Parliament-street, and his Son, li each; Joseph H Dunne, Esq, Wil. *Rllamstown-avenue; Francis Tiersey, Esq, ' solicitor, Talbot.street; Alderm.MKenna, -Francis Morgan, Esq, corporation so- licilor'; Thomas - Chamberlain, Esq. Maynooth; William Maguiic, tsq ...
... Hearn. B'CR, Vi2': St hads ?? £7 2 0 St Patrick's 2 4 0 Great Anconts 2 1 0O St Winired's 700 St Augustile 0ID St Mary's 3 St Joseph's, Salford ?? 4 1 0 Sabscription ef J Eager, E 1 MD I 10 Mr.He5ry Ward l 0 0 Two Persons 0 2 0 Gort, per Mr Timothy O'Longhlln ...
... in the favour of the English parliament those c6lonial andt other questions enumerated in the Liberator's former letter to Joseph Sturge. We had been told that these exceptions8 were so many..abniegatio~s ?? independenice. He (Mr. Daunst) replied that ...
... opening the treasury to satisfy their an- a riosity2 while the wise men of the israelites are looking rf pfter time bones of Joseph, and watching over the safetyE of the fSock. The letters V. R., represented in gas lights, were placed behind the chair. About ...
... William Neville, Moore Hodder, Jehn Massy Dawson, S Sallivan, Phranix Park; Le Poer Trench, Thomas Baker,' Joseph Regers, William Chichester, Joseph T Curtis. John Dunne, Thomas Drew, Chaplain to his Excellency; Hinds, Macartney, Wall, THume, -Steele; John ...
... Brabazon Grant, John Dunne, Thomas Preston, Joseph Rogers, Richard Ardill, Wilhiam Vesey Ross Molaon, rs. Edward Bride, George Stone, Moore Morgan, Richard Carter, R Meade Swift, John Hewson Allpress, Joseph . T Curtis, John Conroy, Dr Luby, F T C D; Charles ...