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... Hercules Henry Slade, half pay Foot; Lieutenant Warren, half-pay, 37th Paat; LieuWrant John Currh,* v A*/ih ftmt; Lieut. Arthur Gamhell Lewis, half pay Fool; yjWmcnaikt John Sankey Kelly, half pay Foot; Lieutenant Alex. Macfarlane, half pay 37th Foot; Lieutenant ...
... it Lord John Rlssbll thought the gallant Admired should,’in fairness, have waited to hear the whole of the arguments Sir Joseph Yorkb defended the gallant Admiral.—The Chancellob of the E.vcheqi ek concurred in the opinion of the Noble Lord John Russell ...
... endangeiing life, &e. ; John Copeland, Aar- garet Kearoey, &Ihifiia Magarry, Elizabeth M'Ilmeel, Ann Rogan, all-convicted of larceny; John Wilson, alias Robert Hawthorn, for pig stealing; Daniel Magennis, sheep steal- Ing; John Collins, cow stealing; James ...
... 2s. 6d. each-and, for the same purposes- GRATTAN & CO.'S QUI NE LOZENGES, is. 6d. and PI LLS 2s. ?? box. GRATTAN &CO.'S AC pULATED CAYENNE LOZENGES, tar Asthmatic ,re Throats, Hoarse- ness, &c. Is. 6d. per GRATTAN & CCS AROMVATIC TOOTH LO- TION. As very ...
... r or Corry, N illiam Sharman Crawl'ord,. Tfsuas War.ing Irthur Innes,. James Bailie, I'srtmas Lawrcnce Ward, John Law, fames Blackwood, John Andrews, 'Yicholas D. Crommelin, 'Thomas Gibson Henry IVilliam Edmonid Reilly, James Rose Clealand. bouln Echlin ...
... not liven for it, thought it probable the peasantry would have given their arms. A deputy troin one the parishes had waited him and Mr. Steele, and promised that all the arms should la- given at a particular spot. had t.o doubt lliis would have l-eeii ...
... Commainder, 6 700 T'ons Burthen.- To Sail 10th May. JOHN WM. SHAW, 11, Tomhbstreet; ot to JOHN HIRAM SHIAW, 7, Cbichester-Quay. Who win1 have Ships through the remainder of the Season for QUEBEC, St. JOHNS, N.B. &c. due notice of which .wvill be given In ...
... 'have the f iofi or t be,&eutlemen, ' With every Eentilent of eiteem an regard, t ' foixrrvery obedient, humt31e ser~vant,. i JOHN O'NEILIL. Leirdoa, 2w2d Apnt, 183L t 16 in ; TO THtE , * tin )IAYOR, -AIJ'EB.RMEN, BURGESSES,' FREE- tJ HO.LDE;RS, AND3 FREEMEN ...
... Cunningham, it is said, will iqipose . James Grattan and Mr. Howard. WATERFORD. —Mr. .Moore, the Poet, is talked of as likely start for this County. In the City, Mr. Christmas is canvassing in opposition to Sir John Newport. KERRY. Mr, O’Connell has the electors ...
... my -ife. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, With every sentiment of esteem and regard, Your very obedient, humble servant, JOHN O'NEILL. London, 22d April,' 1831. (169 TO THE 51AYOR,: KALDERMEN;i BURGESSES, FREE- HOL.DIERS: AND -FREEME N, OF THE COUNTY ...
... to® fatieuioe tierson in his state of health. Seconded Chas. Morion. E»q. late Ili*!. Sheriff. John Young. E«j. was proposed Dean Adams, and seconded John Mayne. Esq. Wm. O'Reilly, Esq. proposed Mr. Peter Redly, of Drumcassidy. se.»nded -Mr. Bernard Smith ...
... . MEATH CO.-State of the poll on Friday-Lord Killeer 429-Sir M. So.merville 2°9-Ml. I. Grattan 197. CAVAN Co.-State of the poll on Friday-Mr. Maxwell 110-Mr. John Youig 99-Mr. R. [-T. Southwell 72. LEF~iraim Co-The candidates are Samuel White, Colonel ...