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... is to be found 1o the list. Here it is :— Samuel Jenkin, of Aberporth, Cardigan, No. 106,7:9; John Jeukin, of the same place, No. 135,653 ; James Thomas, of Llangranog, Cardigan, No. 85,406 ; Jobu Webb, of Farcei, o Haots, No. 343,078 ; and an apprentice ...
... Lord Monteagle is shortly to be united to Miss Marsha'l, danghter of John Maishall, Esq., and sister of the two gentlemen who have married two of his Lordship’s davghters. Sic John Harvey, Governor of New Bruuswick, ha:heen recalled, and will be succeeded ...
... The crew immediately took to the rigging. The captain had been previously disabled by the jib-boom striking him on the left arm ; he, however, held on till eight o’clock, a.m., and was then washed out of the rigging. Subsequently the mate and the cook ...
... Archbishop Ussher, Berkely, Adam Clarke, Wellesley, Wellington, Burke, Boyle, Swift, Sterne, Goldsmith, Sheridan, Hastings, Grattan, Foster, Curran, Flood, Bushe, Yelverton, Hutelison, Plunket,Sheil, Jebb, Browne, Loftus, Sloane (Sir Hans), Castlereigh, ...
... force of arms,” but did not divide upon it. He also proposed the omission of the word * utter,” which he complaiced of as ambiguous. After some slight discussion, Sir G. Grey said that the motion of the hon. and learned member for Limerick (John O’Connell) ...
... Kennedy «n the part of the Government, the object of which is to show that an armed organisation of the Orangemen was encouraged by the Lofd Lieutenant, and that the arms were actually supplied and paid for by public mon -y. ' No documentary evidence ...
... of Iveragh, and county of Kerry —the very year wwhichßritish oppression forced the Amernican people to seek for security in arms, and commenced that bfuo(ly stroggle by which they established their national ndependence, His father was Mr. Morgan O'Conuell ...
... — Nenagh Guardian. WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER. — Sir F.Goodricke at Clermont Lodge, Norfolk, last week, entertained the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Macdonald, Lord Maidstone, the Hon. Captain Spencer, Mr. Payve, and Mr. Hungerford. The party, consisting of seven ...