... to Patrick Lechy, one their party. John Tierney escaped through back window, to the house of the Rev, John Conolly, Magistrate, and informed him of the circumstance—immediately Lieut. William Uoolan, C. C. and John S. Conolly, commenced an active pursuit ...

... Ladies themselves, amongst whom are—the Countess of Dunraven, the Right Hon. Lady Massy, the Hon. Miss Massy, the Hon. Mrs. John Massy, Lady and Miss Doyle, the Misses Arbuthnot, Mrs. and Miss Lloyd, Mrs. and the Misses Maunsell, Mrs. Windham Fitz-Gerald ...

... Barnewall, Mr. Fitzwilliam Hume, of Hume Wood, Cul. Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left of the Chair- man sat Lord Rossmore, Mr. Pierse, Mr. Ponsonby, and Mr. Henry Grattan; Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thomes Esmond, Bart., Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M ...

... the.Sthl ilt. at Sandon, Staffordshire, the scat of her father, the Earl of l:-arrowbv, lady (Qeorgiana, wif'e of the Honl. John Stuart Wortley, M. ?? (eldest son of Lord Wharnelifi3b) of a soi anlil heir.. Ofi tie 24th iult. at Bryngwyn, Montgomery.. ...

... lo be wasted with school boy nonsense ‘{ Mr. Lawless—l propose a vote dunks Mr. Grattan and the Widow Mr O’Connell shall support the motion as far as it reljlea Mr. Grattan. slull principle oppose the vote thanks Moriiing I‘ost. Mr. Law less—l hope you ...

... such persons hare presentments to make, or bills of indictment to prefer, are desired to attend the Clerk of Indictments, Mr. John BCRRUP, at his OUice, in the said Shire Hall, and give their instructions for the same, early as possible on the Wednesday ...

... receipt*. After concluding very able ataleroent, went into evidence. John Nsirac Collina aworn, examined Counsellor Graydon—Proved that on the 11th of December last, he aent boy, John Gorman, purrhue one quarter of ton of Coals for him directed him to ...

... da;;mhter of' Edward E. Chambers, Esq. of llrynr-y fl'ynison, near that place. On the 331st ulitat a folywell, by the Rev. John Jones, Vicar, mi iss Nlixabeth Warnwell, daughter of Mr, Wamwell, late nsmaager of' the Crescent Cotton Factory, Holywell, ...

... M‘Donnell, at Cashel ; Mr. J. Power, at Carricbeg ; Mr. Robert Prendergast, at Ardfinan ; Rev. John Ryan, at Mullinahone ; Liev. Dr. Meagher, at Tipperary ; Mr. John Keating, at Clerihan ; and Rev. Mr. Meighan, at Newbirminglham, ...

... afford a roust useful for national defence, a sale and abort transit for vessels of war, transports, the conveyance of troops, arms, and ammunition, to the defence of the most vulnerable part of tbe empire, and for protection of tbe British trade, so that ...

... Learned Gentleman, in order to establish the Insolvent's silcuce respecting his property, desired the Crier to &A\ John Carncv. *• John Camcy” being called, a strong sonorous voice answered, lam here, Lordships, and looking to the place whence the voice ...

... LimcJohn Brulton appointed Adjutant of the Plymouth Division of Royal Marines, Wearing, promoted. Mr. G. Dawes, .Mailer.and Mr. John Halle. Purser, the Wasp ; ilr.J, F. Rusaril, totlie Terror. Battle NAVARiw— he Genoa fired away in the action one thousand ...