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Survey of London
… commercial speculator in the following year. 76 He was A. O. Edwards, founder and chairman of Edcaster, a … 18951912. (Sir) John Hubert Ward, latterly K.C.V.O., brother of 2nd Earl of Dudley, 191238: his wid., Lady … Lane). The Correspondence of Lord Overstone, ed. D. P. O'Brien, vol. I, 1971, p. 180. GBM 37/3478: B.A. 38201: P.O.D. …
Cardiff Records
… Cocd. Llangyfelach. Buried at Llandaff 1764. See post. O'Brien. The Flat Holm island is in Saint Mary's parish, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Hill'. 6 At a mass meeting in the same month, at which O'Connell was present, one of the speakers attacked the Whig … Journal, realized that a Chartist movement led by Feargus O'Connor was a different kind of agitation, both in outlook … to Birmingham. By contrast the atmosphere of London, in O'Brien's word, was 'deadening', 44 and if there was to be …
A History of the County of Warwick
… a Midland branch of the Catholic Association 41 and Daniel O'Connell addressed a meeting of members at the hotel in … in a petition with some 5,000 signatures in support of O'Connell's campaign. When the 'Liberator' himself came to … Newhall Hill in 1819. 56 In April 1831 James Bronterre O'Brien, the future Chartist leader, began to publish the …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… M'Mahon, who has been some time contributory to Tirlough O'Neil, and now is left to the government of the Earl of … all Farnmanagh, Tyrmingrah [Termon-Magrath], and Tirmin O'Mingan [Termon-oMongan]. Its captain is Sir Conohour … the Earl of Desmond; for Connaught, Clanricard or O'Brien. Nor, for the moment, in the panic into which Elizabeth …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… laws;" utterly renounced and abjured the name and title of O'Neale;" and promised to be "conformable and assistant to … In the same year a proposal had been made to separate the O'Byrnes' Country, which had heretofore been included in the … 40 l. to O'Carroll; Limerick the same sum to the great O'Brien, and an equal amount to O'Brien of Arra; and Cork paid …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… and made them give place. Upon Saturday, the 27th, about 8 o'clock at night, the Lord Henry Seymour, Admiral of the … great ships coming from the south-west and bearing towards O'Donnell's country, and took their course right to the … of Galway, of 200 tons, one at "Lysemore," Sir Turlough O'Brien's place, and 8 in your harbour. [ Side note: These seem …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… and the English Pale. These were joined by the Geraldines, O'Connors, O'Moores, " and other loose people of all sorts," and did not … was constrained to live in a boat upon the water. An O'Brien was set up in Thomond. O'Donnell came, and took a prey …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… none that can appease it." In Ulster, the great potentate O'Neill, viz., Turlough Lynagh, is now becoming old. On the … Sir John Perrot had made an order for licensing Sir Arthur O'Neill [viz., Art Oge] to go to his father "in respect of … divers others, as also that great strong castle of Mahon O'Brien's without any charge to her Majesty. How the revenues …