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... upon their receiving commuted allowances for their commissions Assistant Surgeon John Purcell, 78th Foot ; Assistant Surgeon William’J. Sheril, Light Dragoons; Lieutenant John Gourlay, 86th Foot; Captain Gamaliel Brattle, 95th Foot; Ensign Frederick W. Farmer ...
... (a thing in summer,) as the case might be ■; but bad luck to the day I paid first penny of the rint,” and voted for Father John at the ’lection. Since then every thing went wrong with me entirely. Not that it was Father Jolm;s fault for, to give the divil ...
... transaction. There was also an organised force of strangers brought to Newtownbarry on that occasion, and the people were all armed. He thought it most unjust to characterise the transaction by the term butchery— {hear.J The hon. member also chosen to ch ...
... a-asiapplied to by the Permanient serjeant of the i } corps to send in his arms, arid the Perinunent-drumiuer told him I he would not get the new arms ; that he did riot demand the | sew arms because he believed they were withheld froni him oniI account of his ...
... patients. Uy ingetiioasly constructed spring, tbe arm of the skeleton points towards the box soon the visiters approach iu The receipts average per annum. of A (Mum.—Died lately, at Strata* burgh, Ur. John Addison, the last relative of the celebrated Joseph ...
... Hawkes, John Anderson, Ben. Hutchins, Henry Sharp, Daniel Donegan, John Coghian, Nelson M‘Carthy, Wm. J. Daun John Deanehy, Mich. Barry, John ‘an, Robt. B. Shaw, | William Busteed, Thos. Busteed, Walter Atkins, Mich. O’Brien, Edwerd Lucett, ...
... effect, lie knew shell wm the opinion of the informed people nt the other side.m fnct the mnjoritj of Irishmen.— Mr. JAMCS GRATTAN deprecated the use of that foros'under any circumstances, He cha> rmctsrized the yeomanry useless and misehie* rows. lathe ...
... gratifying to obaerve that their Majcatioa were in excellent health. The procession proceeded in the following order. Ofecws af Arms. Tbs Prebendaries and Dean of Westminster. His Majesty’s Vice Ckambcrlaln, Treasurer of bis Majesty's Comptroller of his Majesty’s ...
... ST. GEORGES PARISH Sir John Newport has given notice that will move for pnpets telating io the conduct of the churchwardens, and the levy of taxes, the parish of St. 'George, Dublin. CUURAGH SEPTEMBER MEETlNO—(Concluded The following match was decided ...
... the constitution of (he Board of Inland Navigation. The commissioners had little else to but receive (heir salaries. Mr. J, Grattan said, that the commissioners had never performed any services to the public, and he saw no reason why any of them should be ...
... Commons to Sir J. M. D land Mr. Blackeey, and that Lord Duncanntk, and Messrs. O'Conjaell. Lambert, Walker, Jimes Grattan, and !Wry* Grattan, be requested to support the same. Mr. Finn here alluded to O'Connelea dad, which had caused him to register s ...
... REFORM. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the order of the day for the third reading of the Reform Parliament (England) Bill read. w . The motion being agreed to, the order of the day was read. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved that the Bill be read third time ...