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... and unoffending gentleman to whom we have alluded. Rabben/ of Arms. —During the temporary absence Hicliard Shee, of Ballyreddin, Esq. (near Bennett’s-bridge) on Friday evening, an armed party of VVhitefeet attacked the house and demolished some of his ...
... ’aaylng. Hr. King would aupport Brltbb John 'Bag..'aeoondad tbo colnlnatioa. Dnlit* Hadgao Byro, Eoj, ink Hat moat anagiat, prop card Lori Barnard, wboaa (bmNy, the moat iaSuaMial, mnat nnacastngly raaidcai. John Smith Barry, E*q>, bis Inrdsbip’a oowtaatioo ...
... BOROUGH—Mr. Charles Walker. WICKLOW CO. Grattan and Howard. WICKLOW CO.—Grattan and Howard. WESTMEATH CO—Chapman and Nagle. WATERFORD CITY.— Barron and Christmas. WEXFORD TOWN.—Mr. Charles Walker. YOUGHAL BOROUGH—John O’Connell, jun. Cholera raging at Rose ...
... at ihe Fitniliam Arms. IRISH MEMBERS RETURNED. Armagh County—Colom-l \V. Verner und Lord W. Arheson. Armagh City—Leonard Dohbin, Esq. Athlone (Borough)—H. Talbot, Esq. Bamlon (Borough)—Hon. C'aptain Bernard. Cavan —Henry Maxwell and John Young, Esqrs. without ...
... Caibcri, Vice-President John Lacy » Si.tiou Nicoiie. Secretary Engene Daly, P-P- rV Waii.mMCXmn John M'Manu. I \ Edward W-Oacer JjAu Claike 1 Edward Rooney K‘* i!o (-’rr* J f/ j c . Dillon ,T‘ , 'n , James C. 1 ernan John P.P. Michael Maguire L JoMi|»h ...
... The subscription a Protestant Freeman, per Mr M-Kenna, . *** I^o From the unitrd parishes St. Michael John, per Messrs James o*Goripj*n anJ John Enins, ~, Suhieripticn of Mr Mooney, New Bride-st, Sabseription of Lawrence Finn, Esq, P. and J. ni»n. E-q ...
... Uobbkby, —Mr. John Cahill, Wllkinstown, countv Meath, was stopped three men on his way to Dub- Ifo near the Bush, and robbed of what money he had about him, consisting of six thirty-shilling notes and a pound-note, all of Ball’s bank. ITXVDS, ARMS, AND LEGS ...
... Esq, Usher’s q ray, lbuas*Ji CounsulUrr Selou name happened f> be Altim- laiiioof John Pysrsoo, Esq rect, 10 der, anJ by birmtlf ss •* Edirs> l)«yet, This Ditto John S t ,fing, Usq, F aneis-street, (10 was err address, eces ibe advor trsenv* nr. to ...
... SERMON Will he preaiched in SS. lichael and John's Cba Low~r Exchange-street, . liy the Rev. PATRICK WOODS, in aid of the funds of the above Institution AND IN TILE EVENING, AT SEVEN o'tCOcK, The Rev. JOHN MORIARTY Will make another Appeal, in tie aho'e ...
... impossible (Hear, hear.) Grattan and 1782 ! (Cheers.) Where was hmitt-d lime. (Hear, bear.) Bui he (Mr. Walker) the Irishman to bate to turn his hack upon and would put it to thetr own good tense, whither they shoul* Grattan, the great and immortal man ...
... 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 ...
... unceremoniously ejected from office. Mt. Stanley (perhaps with a peerage) is to Ids •nceesso', and Sir John Cam goes to Ireland Secietai/. Handard. 1. THE'ARM V. Royal Guards'-H. J. Tomki use pent, to Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord Mac-donah who retires. * ...