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... its repasts of blood, with appetites whetted for the banquet. Fatal Accident. A child about years of age named John Salisbury, living in John-street, was knocked down and rolled over Friday, in Beresford-strect, by the car. Ihe poor child was so drer-d--fully ...
... patriots. On the right was C. Waddy, Esq. the repeal candidate, while, on the bench itself, were H. S. Carew, county Lieutenant, John llowe, and Hamilton Knox Grogan Morgan, Esqrs. One of the galleries was occupied entirely by ladies. When the writ of election ...
... Blaming XI .» .. I afternoon X 8 ,4 44 1 morning JOHN BOGAN, PBcketOffcr.Adelphl, Waterford, or, at (be General Packet Otter, I, Qaay, Brlatol. PORT NEWS—PABSAGK. aaaiTKD, 27th—Brittannia, Rowland, Cardigan, alatn, a market —Thomaa and Elisabeth, Bragg, ...
... wheat and flour—Mary, Morris, Swansea, floor —Friends, Callaghan, Clonakilty, ballast—Bristol Trader, Johns, Swansea, ditto. April Ift—Sarah, Jones, Cardigan, Hoar.—Wind, N.W, b, W. SHIP NEWS. Arrived from Waterford—At London, 26th, Liberator, At PorUmooth ...
... Htekman, John O'Brien, K. J. Anoatrong. Jkomm Crowe, sen., Themes Morooy, Charles Craagh, John Singleton, and Wm. Smith. Eagre. LONGFORD ASSIZBs. , John Pethereton, Baq., Foreman BtaeUß, MnUnaur Shuldham. Francis Jesaop, Thomas Anmnsy, John Dopping, Shirly ...
... with eight policemen, was patrolling the country on Sunday. night m. the direction of Rotbeetown, near Dunroorc, was fired on armed gang of wl» were concealed in some furze hushes. A bull pMjed few inches, we have been, informed, Mr- White • head. • -r ...
... The Alberto •teamer had been twice seen off the coast, under suspic'ious circumstances; and it was even oaid, that chests of arms had been landed several places on the southern coast. PORT NEWS—PASSAGE. ABBtYBD. 2d—Gipsy, Tobin, Liverpool, ra. goods—Lord ...
... Henry Lambert, Hon Henry R Western's, Charles A. Walker, lion. George Lamb, James Grattan, l#amhert, Major Macnkraara, Sir John Hurkr, Lord Boyle, -I Bodkin, Hon. R/King, John Browne, Charle* Jephaon, Dominick Browne, j Hon. George i’onaonby, Arthur Frenrh ...
... son of William Talbot, Esq., of RockUnds, in tbat comity, and brother to the Countess of Shrewsbury. Id Cookstown, the Rev John Remington, Wesleyan Mioiater, aged years. He was an approved and useful Itinerant Preacher in the Methodist connesion for years ...
... him in putting an e.,d to the disgiaceful scent s drunkenness and plunder which are going on in Badajcz.” complain of Lord John Russell's charge of exaggeration!” The Duke was liable, and deservedly liable to the last affront which can be offered man ...
... best measure, hut a meeting of tiie Irish members in London. Mr. James Grattan being at Brighton, cannot attend. Hio adhesions are from Mr. Ruthren, Mr, Blackney, and Mr. H. Grattan. ...
... Shell,M. P. ;N. 8a11.M.P.; W. F. Finn, M.P. j Henry Grattan, M.P. j James Povrcr, M.P. ; Lieutenant-Colonel Alien, John Dillon, Leland C'rosthsraite, John Gannon, J. P. (Athboy) ; T. Dickeon, K. C. ; John Power, Robert M'Clelland, J. Guthrie, \V. G. Kelly ...