... M'Cartfcy. Waterford, Robert, eldest son Jeremiah Haidum, E*q. At Sunday’s Well, Cork, Mr. Jumes Curtin. At Uarhampore, Lieutenant John M'Nainara, 491h Rrgt., eldest •on of the late J«hn M’Namarn, Esq., of Limerick. In Nort i Kepps, Norfolk, Robert Wynne Playford ...

... stained glass, of the most beautiful d ...

... their energies to her cause, were, of course, foremost upon this occasion. Among these, need not assure you, were the Rev. John Caulfield, our senior curate ; Dr. William Murray, and Messrs. Peter M’Phillips, Peter M’Quaid, Thomas Johnson, H. P. Lennon ...

... Mr. HENRY GRATTAN moved for tba production of papers eoooaaied with tbe oonduet of tba Rev. Mr. Morgan and Captain Graham ia declining to rceeiva bail in iba esse of NooUa and Morphy, NtMtowobarry. conscnation ensued ia wbiah Mr. Grattan'* eliente were ...

... with it into the deep. a moment Mr. John Norris, coast guard, an inhabitant of the town, plunged in, and rescued the poor man from a watery grave; but alas ! on being brought ashore, it was found that in the fall his arm was clean taken off by the shoulder ...

... toot, came in first. First class yachts for a cup valuv sovereigns Morning Star, John Smith Barry, £tq. K.C YC. [6k Dolphin, George Courtenay, Esq. 11.C.Y.C. Elizabeth, John Moore, Esq. R Y.C 74r Iris, Thomas Gregg, Esq. U.N Y.C Tlie Morning Star took the ...

... F. Kennedy Lowry, John Waller, Robert barker, .Eneas M‘Donnell, Graydon, John Waller, R. M. Sausse, J. S. Close, Nicholas Comyn, John Redmond, E. O’Ueirne, J. Monaghan, Cornelius Lyne, J. Lentaigue, 1. Fitzgerald, J. S. Molloy, John Conlan, Edward Bollen ...

... people Ireland Such a couite would only sow and perpeiuat* the seeds of discord and contention In that country. (Hear.) Sir JOHN NEWPORT observed in the pe(i ion that the petitior.eis said the students in Mayncoih Cuihge were nortu-ed in opinions inimical ...

... You will please to have name, with those of my two assistants, Rev. Eugene Crolly, Rev. James Bradley, Messrs, John M’Gloin, George Young, John Hughes, William Hughes, Thomas Stnollan, Bernard Hughes, as principal contributors to the fund, entered the list ...

... Fair Head and Uathlin. the exertions of Mr. John Sharpe, e>f Ballycastle,' the cargo has been safely landed, and the sloop hauled out’to tbe bay, without suffering the least injury. A young n.an named John Brown attempted to swim the relief of the two ...

... there is a peculiar formation in the hand of man, still there is a general likeness between his arm and the same portion of the bodies of other animals. The arm of man corresponds with the fore leg of the horse, the fin of the whale, and the wing of the ...

... about nine miles from hence. The drum has been been beating arms, much the consternation the peaceable inhabitants, for several hoort past. Several hundred of blockheads have got under arms, and are setting out for the wludmilb. Svn Ornci, Six o’Ctocg—We ...