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... opposed to the Duke of Wellington’s administration, and the supporters of the principle of civil and religious liberty. Mr. Cumins having made some observations with respect to the representation pf Galway and Rostmore. Mr. Redmond followed, and said that ...
... Sliatj*, Cotton, Williams, Ashworth, Gaynor, Brook, Burke, Gunning, Workman, Stewart, Kirby, Rieily, Lucas, Batty, Conway, Parkinson, Taylor, Pirn, Kealey, Scott, Hanlan, Kelsey, Towers, Wray, Biddulph, Pearce, Walsh, Wallace, Neale, Scott, Cogan, Winter ...
... Westmeath.— On Sunday night last thcfhousc of man named Parkinson was maliciously set on 'fire and totally consumed, with every article of furniture two calves -were also burned to death. Parkinson employed Mr. Wray in getting in tithes for the Rev. Mr ...
... miles beyond the Circular. Road; and Orders for not less than five doaen of Wine and upwards to part of the Kingdom. JAMES PARKINSON, Proprietor. January IS, 1836. Apprentice Wanted. A Pee will TO PRINTERS. ESTIMATES for Printing the Eighteenth Am port of ...
... White, Esq.; Rev. P. H. Graham. Rev. James Andrew. Rev. 8. Payne, Rev. R. Martyn, Rev. James Cumins, Rev. Thomas Drought. Rev. P. Henry. Rev. Tbomee Parkinson. Rev. BJw. Betty. Humphrey Nixon, Esq.; Rev. Gibeon MMUlra, Rev. William West, Thomas Wallace ...
... Sena b A vice Turner; I. Eekewich, gent., to be ensign b p, vice Dickens; W V *shellac, gent., to be cossets b io, vice Parkinson. 36th Foot-Meta W F Kerrie!, to be captain p, vice Wallace, whose prom. Is to be cancelled ; Ensign E D oy to be lieut., ...
... VV'catmeath, &c. Lord then moved that be present to General Sir E. the citizens of upon the occa&ion of ids resigning the cumin «f in Ire land, and th«.t al> classes •>»? 10:1 ! the teeling which al must entertain (hear, haar). The Light Hon. F. Black ...
... SAUNDKRS NEWS-i.ETTER. AND DAILY ADVERTISER. 3ATLIIDAV. NOVEMBER 17. 1855. cumin |..:u's «r ! > t.w.'.c ing «.n V*-* TUB SEW pointsmthor advance points th f rminjf pirt of A fr>>n. ' t*,« >ulsii rt n. end the dread their line of de'enc**, must u.va more ...
... opening day well as such other days as the Committee •hall determine, only Season Ticket-holders w ill admitted. order, HENRY PARKINSON, Secretary to the Committee. 7th May. 1861. _ . Advertiaements for the Catalogue will received John *alconer, Upper Sack ...
... while, it is • Mate of partial inebriation. Two men who witnessed his fall gallantly jumped into the water to his rescue, Dr Parkinson, of Dalkey, being immediately on the spot, bringing every appliance of medical ;science to bear with • view to resuscitation ...
... more without remuneration; I then went the budding: raw Mr. Parkinson, and told him the substance of w hat Mr. Scale* raid, namely, that would not play any more without term*, and Mr. Parkinson said. Oli, will all right—be ill considered at Hie end the ...