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... Carlow BoroughLord Tullamore Clonmel BoroughEyre Coote Cork CityHon. John Boyle a, and Daniel Callaghan Cork CountyLord Boyle a, and the Hon. Mr. King ColeraineSir John Brydges Carrickfergus BoroughLord G, Hill a Clare CountyW. N. M‘Namara ...
... on- paper, unable to ?? Matthews, Mr. Hail, Mr. Haddock, the Rev. Mr. Sinclair; your own tenant, John Bow-les, for whom we sent to Scotland; who, with John M'Iver and Richard Beggs, of Dawrpatrick, make the aggregate of your unpolled plumpers; while, on ...
... marines on the 29th, was followed, the next day, by the landing of the Prince, whose impatience to throw himself into the open arms of his country, made him spurn every notion of risk, and every reproach for rashness. He was received with inde- scribable ...
... NEWRY COMMERCIAL Literature. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Dr. Lardner’s Cabinet Cyclopedia, No. 10: The Nether- lands, by Mr. T. C. Grattan’s History of the Netherlands is one of the best volumes of this clever and useful work. It commences at the invasion of the ...
... Herald. A. learned Doctor who flourishes not a hutidred sniles from Leeds, is now engaged, without the fear of the fate of St. John Long and other quacks before his eyes, in endea- vouring to persuade lis MAla;;esty's liege subjects to poison themselves with ...
... twenty-thousand Dutch troops have arrived ou this side of Vilvorde, with fifty pieces of cannon ; they are exceedingly well armed, and they have also brought numbers rockets. Last night they attempted to come into the town, hut were resolutely repelled ...
... that may spring from this Government The Secretary announced that had received letters from I Sir John Newport, Dominick Browne, More O’Per rail, James Grattan, Spring Rice, Sir R. Musgrave, Thomas Wyse, Daniel I O’Connell, &c. Stc., which proceeded to read ...