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... Kelly, for rioting Wednesday, fined £1 each (paid); George Kerr and John Kearns, like offence, fined os, each, or imprisoned one week in default of payment; j Thomas Gribben and John M‘Affee, like, ss. each ; (paid) ; Hugh Duffy, like, 10s. (paid); Patrick ...
... Lc P. Trench, from the half-pay of the 4lh Regiment of Foot, to be Captain, vice 11. Musters, who exchanges ; Capt. 11. St. John Mildmay. from the 95th Regf. of Foot, to be vice J. Salmond, who retires upon half-pay Unattached. 2d Regiment of Dragoons—W ...
... bit of fire tiled mo' bit of bacon ; and after atmg bit of dinner 1 wint out husband and one child, two months old, in roe arms, to buv mesclf a new pair of shoes. Mr. Chambers— Come to the assault soon voucan, Kitty—Wait awhile, your Manner, an’ I’ll ...
... Lambert, Hon. Henry 8. Westenra, Charlee A. Walker, Hon. George Lamh, James Grattan, James S. Lambert, Major Macnumara, Sir Joho Burke, Lord Boyle, J- Bodkin, Hon. R. King, John Browne, Charles D. O. jephson, Dominick Browne, Hon. George Ponaonby, Anbur ...
... cried much cheaper rate, the.. ,t >vould admitted nf cnnsiderable I.o parlance. ( J. GRATTAN recm.— 'inled Hun. Gentlemen nut i' ,i ateay any deluiire diaeutainn. Sir JOHN NEWPORT believed the ot many Han. Metnbera totally unfounded. SHAW thought that it ...
... most have ({mounted in number between 60,000 and 70,000 persons. They walked in ranks offrom 10 12 abreast firmly linked arm in arm. They were almost a man de- with oak and laurel leaves, light blue or tri-coloured ribands, tri-coloured cockades, or crape ...
... Perceval, Col.—Sligo co. Ellis, John—Newry Power co. Evans. G Dublin co- Power, John—Waterford Fitxgibbon,Hn.R.—Lin erick Shaw, Rt. Hon. F,—Dublin Fitxsimon, s co. University French, F, Roscommon Sheil, R. Lalor—-Tipperary Grattan, J.—Wicklow co. Tcnnent. J ...
... o’clock. Petit Juar.—Mmara. Alexander R. Burke. Hugh Halliday, John Coleman, John Cunningham, Robert Gunning Charles Standfield, Thomas Major, John Smylie, William Wilson, Robert Stewart, John Atkinson. Thomas Wilson. George Doyle, for having tha 30th April ...
... and a trial will be sufficient to prove its excellence and general utility.—Price, 4s. per Bottle, Small do. 2s. Apply to Grattan, Belfast; Sloan, Armagh ; Scott, Ncwry; Douglas, Dungannon; and Pollock, Figgis, k Co. Dublin. NOW IN PORT. Regular Traders ...
... following donations were announced:— Natural History. —Mr. Win. Darragh, specimens of the scaup dvk and cottus scorpius. Mr. .John Hea, some North American snakes. J. T. Made. Esq. some fossil shells, from the lias, near Carrickfergus. Mr. S. specimen of ...
... consequence a statement made the House of Com ue, that upon the re-i#*ue of arms to the corps of yeomanry under your command, mixed corps of Protestants and Catholics, the arms were distributed to all the Protestants, and withheld from all the Catbulies—the ...
... the Rev* Robert Alexander, George Barklie, Esq. to Hester, daughter of John Knox, Esq. of Rushbrook, County of Londo derry. On Friday last, by the Rev. Mr Raphael, Ballyeaston, Mr John JMBroom, of Ballvboley, to Inary, eldest daughter of Mr William M*Broom ...