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... degrees—to-day Mr. Jiphson, of Mallow, Mr. James Grattan, and our d'.s-tirguished countryman, Sbeil, were admitted—the circumstance brought to mind an interesting I anecdote ; at the last election, John Wilson Croker, in speaking of hi-College recollections ...
... 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. * ...
... I come now to the second head of my division—the affronts offered to the | unnecessary litigation. be arms’ bili, a measure which Sir George Sir John Nicholl said it was to be very much re; ompliment to Mr. Nicholas Purcell ,-.J4 looking | he saw the glorious ...
... ilWilliillis.6y Nolo Janmes, Jon II Mr. 'Ihomnas Tillittn c .x.. , 6 Iwe R. IE .3 Ur, John Moire.6 Near Georgt.. 2 Mr, Joseph Sahr 6Nicholson John. Alr.john Coldweill..6Neal Stephen. Mr. aosm flrokwoer. 6Nightingale 1Edward .I F'riend lire ...
... Pembroke, Sid. ney, Magdalene, King's, Downing, and the Vice Provost of King's Coll ale. Althroan Weyer', Nov. 29.—The Carron, armed steamer, arrived here this morning for the purpose of conveying Mr. Peake's family and furniture to Portsmouth, to which Yard ...
... ditto Mr. T. Ferguson, 2—Mr. Arthur’s Foxy John, ditto owner, 3 Mr. R. Gordon’s Miss Foote, ditto Mr. Macartney, 4—Mr. G. Macartney’s Hector, ditto owner, s—Mr. Montgomery’s Usurper, ditto, Mr. Whittle, 0. John Mathew Galwey, Esq. has addressed the electors ...
... head, and not a particle of clo ithing. was recognised by the want of the tight arm, which he lost in the taking of N:w York, in the year 1770, and a scar on the left arm. His remains were biought in a cart tjn Holyhead, and deposited in the bonehouse ...
... bad % y *!* t * the ».ricsl can. It also t.ilted about «.U.n .and.d. neulral img the yotes Repeal repieseiiUllves, , l Sir John Burke—would not Mr. Martm. r f el«^. tr.Hie the sole, of Repealers. The letter emphaucally j pronounced as a dishorn st Utter ...
... propose is a man that I met by accident, was a German merchant, and his name is John Von Trornbouche—(hear)— they are now fighting in Pomerania for liberty. The next I propose is John Seg rave who was in the employment ten Lord Mayor’s as staff-man—(cheers) ...
... Cadiz; previous to the 13th, Westmorland, Field, and EUisbcth, from Liverpool; Experiment and Louisa Hannah, from Pbole.—At St. John’s, N. 8., Nov. 2, Louisa, from Falmouth; Rose, from Cork.—At theTexel, Nov. 23, Cyclops, Tcrrcy, from Providence. arr. MAILS ...
... these charges outside the meeting. Mr. Walsh said would would repeat them any where. Mr, RUTHVEN hers stood up, tad with one arm pointed tc ward# the Chafr, and with towards our reporter, said—“ have great mind give that fellow in charge ot the police.” ...
... him, hut could nut find him. On the same night an armed party entered the house of a man named Grady, of Cloonyheige, and beat him in a most barbarous manner. On the night of the 16th instant an armed party entered the house of a man named Connaughton ...