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... t have left Kingstown for England. During his recent stay in Waterford Barry Snllivan paid a visit to the honse in which Charles Reau was born in Colbeck-street. The house Is at present occupied by Ir Denis Phelan, boot and sboemaker, who received the ...
... Craddock, C F Gilbert, G Robson, Charles Brice, Miss Brice, Miss Pellisier. Miss Pellisier. 'M V Coolonan, Mr and Mrs L F S Mabeely Miss Maberly, N G Peteman, -Mrs Peteman, D 3 J Jones, Miss Jones, Miss Harris, Rev - S Chaplin, C Daly, solicitor; Mrs Daly; ...
... rtenfell, Lord Dairymple, Frank Croseley, Ccl Freastun, G F Benea]ge, Win Chaplin, Thos Thornly, Jas, Moncreiff, George Thompson, R Gardner, Henry. Wick- ham, W Philip Price, Charles Hindley, James Kerashaw, Joseph Crook, T Headlam, Joseph Acton, T Chambers ...
... FASHION AND VARIETIES. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Lord Oranmore arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Col and Mrs Chaplin arrived at Kings. town yesterday from England. Major M'CorkeUl arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. W H Rotheram, R ...
... Ireland, Mis Baie;, Miss Warni. Miss Crofton, Misses Myra.' Norah, and Bertha Crofton; Mrs E Bereb, B 0 Brooksbank, R S. Chaplin, P Gard. ner, E Lockh 'rt Donalsou, Miss Jessie Knox, A G e Hunt, W .Armst.rong, Mrs. Turner,. Mrs Fred K Verschoyle, J Tuarnulty ...
... South of lrelthid for a few days. The following axe amongst the latest de- partures from Kingstown- per Royal mail steamers:- Charles H Oldham, B L; Rev W liteogh, If J H Sey- ,mnur,Miss lMalcomson, Miiss MurphyS F N LyzackrMr and Mrs W Smith, Mrs M A squinre ...
... Francis Murphy, Evory Kennedy, Gould, Pureell, Maxwell Hamilton, Edward Iforsby, Chaplin, Edward L'Estrange, Thomas J Neville, Magee, Mackenzie, A Boyle, St John Clerks, Charles Sinclair, Henry Frenoh, Robert B Close, Edward Johustone, Edward Genie, Colonal ...
... James F. and the Hon. Mrs. Corballis end suitare er iourning at the Breslin RoyaI Marine Hotel, Major Frank Chaplin, 4th Dragoon Guards, Lrs Chaplin and Buite are aoenurnlag at the Broslln Royal Marine Hotel, Bray. Doctor Stapleton has returned from the ...
... Mitchell, Esq; Rev William Murphy, Lieutenant P Chaplin, 61st regiment; i J Halilowes, BEo. 1 5th regiment; William Saunders, Esq, blt regiment; Henry Chem. hers, 51st regiment; Dr Curtis, P M'Kelwe, Esq; Charles Harmil. ton, Esqs ?? Briseoe, &c. Arrivals ...
... Chieleen, Laiv K Cole, Lady Seitringtzn, Hon Mrs C Cadlogan. Major iI Allion, Sir T C U'Prien, Capt 1' S Ocley, Mr. Rt S Chaplin. Mr. H 13 Clfuinuery, Mr C Heseline, Mr G Kemp,Mr El G Tvlofote, MIr Prugher, Mr AMgem uon Peel and Mr. Victe'r Corkran) Private ...
... perfectio, sustained the character of Mr. Charles Markham vary respec- tably: and though at times the role was hoeary, r. Rcljna never failed in bin task to please his numerous admirers. Mr. C. Larri and Mtr. S Charles got through their business eacellently ...
... Prince Arthur recently stayed for two days, has sent in a bill for 2,500 dole for his Royal Highness's board and lodging. Mr. Charles Turner, who rendered valuable ser- vice at Bombay on the accounts of the Abyssinian expecxption, has been appointed to be ...