... Mr. Palmer, Count Mr. Cherry, Caleb WilkiiH Mr. CReilly, -{with a new •ong ia character) and Captain Creve't N'r imenon. Charlotte Mra. Coatea, Mri. Wilkins Mrs. Hitcluuck, and J.aily Wa Uack Mrs. Heaphy.—— End of the [Ly, A DRAMATIC OLIO; ur, A of MIRTH ...

... that the Mermaid frigate had arrived at Portsmouth from Lisbon, from whence she sailed seven days later than the Princess Charlotte packet, and that she brought confirmation of this intelligence whatever, we consider as a. very strong proof of its being ...

... Irish ; Their wretchedness ascribed the landlords; Apnstrojjfie the late (.’(done David Latouche: to the lite Princess Charlotte; hurling! match described; Character of the’ people the county of, Wexford; The of religions distinctions Address Great Britain ...

... geatleman to be Justices of the Peace and Quornm :— Toftus Neynoe, Esq. of Castle Neynoe. for the County of ‘Sligo; William Despard, Esq, for the Queen’s County Colonel Robert ‘Travers, for the Co. of Cork; Hugh Morgan Esq. of Souaua, for the County Westmeath ...

... turning round and seeing second man with a blunderbuss, Mr Despard in and closed the door, upon which the blunderbuss was discharged and SKVRNTEKX BULLETS W buK THROUGH THE door, which Despard, thank God! escaped by inclining to One aide ; immediately ...

... PROPRIETORS ipirs R ‘-———“mtn 2 4 MAY 29. At Pallas Kenry, on Thursday last, asa man and wife MARRIAGES. 4 “7 THEATRE, CHARLOTTE'S'QUAY- ; q,g':‘tf;n:fc\lflzgwd Mr. Doherty | were quarrelling, a neighbour interfered, when the hus- This morning, in George’s ...

... the community, Mr. Despard and his friends scoured the country for several miles, but regret to say without the slightest success, and returned to Glenview at six o'clock next morning, after most harrassing search —when Mr. Despard commenced a tedious ...

... recognise “an old friend in a new fecc.” When the Sllcvardagh auti, Catholic petition was got up in this county, better known , Despard’s petition, in consequence of Francis Despaid, of Castle, the uncle Mr. Baker, being the ip’stjgato* opposed and exposed the ...

... eldest daughter—and, on the ►ame day, John Jones, Esq, of Portland-pesee, London, nad of Dery Ormond, Cardiganshire, to Charlotte. Kllsa s beth, second daughter of Thomas Jesson, Esq. of Hill P 4. Kent. —D&ATHS— On Thursday, in George's -street, Limerick ...

... half pay 261h foot ; Ensign Robert Scdley half pay 87th foot; Lieut. Edward B. H. Dobbin, half pay 09th foot : Lieut. George Despard, half pay 53d foot; Lieut. Wm. Pritchard Lloyd, hall pay 23d foot; Ensign John Piercy, half pay foot; Ensign Joseph Winhlett ...

... Worcester Mail, was Hung from the vehicle against the corb-stonc in Piccadilly, London, on Wednesday, and was killed. , Mrs Charlotte Burton, an aged widow, dropped dead on .Sunday morning, while passing into l ottenham court-road, London. Mr. Samuel Lantrey ...

... Howard, Caulfield, Dwyer, Wilinol, R. H.A., M‘Alpine, Davies, Grenadier Guards, Grogan. Majors—Alexander, Pepper, Tandy, Despard, T, Reid, 53d regiment, U. Gore, Moore, Smith, Slierley, Windham, Walcott, Palmer, Spotteswoudo, Croktr, 17ih regiment, Hughes ...