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... school; I not recollect any Mr. Parkinson ; now 1 remember 1 was the office of gentleman of that name. Aiden Devcrcux examined hy Mr. Sinilh—l a Ro- man Catholic clergy man ; I chaplain the Wexford gaol; 1 knew the Rev. Mr. Cumin; is dead two or three years; ...
... Mâ??Donnell do Edward Law Daniel Taylor do James I.aw do John Taylor do Thomas Harley do William do Thomas Fullerton Watt Cumin Joseph Lilly do Hugh Thompson do Henry do James Parker do Joseph law do John Turnly Henry Walsh do Charles Ewing do Richard ...
... 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 ...
... FRANCIS STRINGER. Esq., J.P.. T.u.gl., M T,*! ð f r p, CU, ' ili in ' Vi,h ,I ; s,ein - The proposed I.ineâ?? Om.ph, by . J CUMIN^â?¢ M.'VortrSrë, George-street, AeNE EDwTrD WELLINGTON BOND. Eë,.. J.P.. Bond-5 CORDb LATHWOOD. dividuals I have no ...
... 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 ...
... overwhelming storm of groans and hisses. Wincestcral-O returned Whig, rice late member, o;r I ji'iioas Wilde, now l Jiislii of the Cumin I as-bis successor being Sir Den l.e Marciiaot far, all goes on smoothly enough. It was generally expected' that Uni John would ...
... Connor Cornelius, Esq. Swoon, of Northamptun-square, to Elias, daughter of George 111111•0111. Req. At Whitehureb, Olen, John Parkinson, Eeq, only son of Rickard Pekin on. Ego. of Kinneriley Castle. county of Hereford, to Sarah Lerie only Mnrhter of Captain ...
... M*Master, Rev. Robert Mussan Dolan, Rev. Percival. Deacons —George F. Mathews, James McCormick, Joseph Chamley, William Parkinson, Charles Ucresford Knox, Mason Mulligan. Thomas Rouke. Lieutenant-Colonel Caulfkild, M.P., left Hockley last week for Pari® ...
... infant, Philip Elemon. Patrick Brady, JIM. Mentarh. Mrs. Mcidsgh and infant, Jane Mentagh, John and Bell, James Holy. John Cumin, Ann Smith, Peter Cox, Richard Cox, Crook, Martha Kershaw and Ann and Mary Anne Kershaw. Richard Walsh. Mary Burns, W. Greenhotnie ...
... unshaken attachment cheerintr, said, find , tv lvh .|, had been the cause and prim anneared that mure manifested throngnout the cumin. It j f the scholars still existed lndeed, he Society from the report of ,110 . * ,he fumraight say. mure titan nul ^ |l)i ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...