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... Duke of Buceleueh, who died Rome the «o«r of her yonUi) and three sisters, within the f? f The Hon. and Rev. Lorn John hynne. 1) I ■ John’s College. Cnmbridge. appointed Dean of Glastonbury, resignation oi the Hex. ° THE Po« Exni.xNn.-We understand that ...
... previous demand. (Hear, hear.) Mr. H. Grattan declared that if the Honorable Member fur the University of Dublin was not sa- tisfied with the statement that had been made by the Hon, Member for Dublin, he (Mr. H. Grattan) would pledge himself to produce plenty ...
... the house of one quantity: of fire arms d in-that of a man giving him- George Gordon, an name of J dhiston. With Gordon they found eight stand of arms, an dd two holster. pistols ; with Johuston, three stand of arms, two pocket pis- tols, and one sw: ...
... his receiving information that the rebels were still in possession of that village. Major-General Clithcrow returned to St. John’s and passed the Richelieu to HcnryviUe, to check a move'nient which the brigands had projected from Albcrg, The CCth Regiment ...
... the lata James Morris, Esq. In Kilkenny, John Kelly. Esq. for many yean attached to the Constabulary in the South of Ireland. On Tuesday last, at Ballingarry, in this county, Elisa, eldest daughter of Mr. John Neville, architect. At Frtantown, Mn. E. ...
... name of Grattan, The fact was that Mr. Grattan, when in @p- piition, had voted with his political opponents, because he knew that the measure which they proposed was for He would read an extract from the the public good, speech of Mr. Grattan in 1808; ...
... and secured a considerable amount of arms and ammunition. St John, was believed, would be attacked last night, a strong force, estimated at seven or eight thousand. The utmost consternation prevailed at St. John yesterday, and every means was put in ...
... W. N. M‘Namara, L. M‘Lachlan, Walter Blackney, Riehard Feargus H Grattan. M L. Chapman, David | Thomas Wallace, R. FitzGibbon, William ¥ R. land Carew, H Lambert, Alexander Pereeval, John Browne, Prederick Shaw, S. Stawell, J.H. Talbot; F. M‘Naemara, Charlies ...
... is appomted Lieut-CoL of the Somerset Militia, vice, Lelhbndgc. John Scott. Esq., of Paradue,Co.Clwe, *dlshOT«y be appointed to a Cornetcy in the llth Light Ura gooM, under Earl Cardigan, stationed at Canterbu^ Aaou of, Thomas P. MaonseU, Esq., M.P, r» ...
... ’Edward Glennan, Tboraqs Farrell, Jonathan Merl, John Gill, Joseph Bostock, Robert GiUibrond, James Heywopd, Joseph Wilde—twelve months. John Holmes, Chgrlcs M’Mellon. Jolkp Greej, Jas. Wardle, John Latehford, John Smili, Ad»m Dootson,--Tb ...
... head, arm, eye, throat, and collar hone were broken ; and be died two days after; it was John Carroll who absconded that struck him the mortal blow the head, which knocked him down, . i.- . Martin Ryan sworn—Saw the Shields passing the road, and John Carroll ...
... the hold of the great Western steam ship, depth near 40 feet, and broke his leg and arm, hostile meeting took place at Lisbon, lost week, between Major-General Sir John Doyle,and Dr. Lovell, the former attended by Mr. Brandt and Captain Doyle, and the ...