... llorsnail. St rood; W. Cordelier, S. W Shotter, Sittinghourue; J. Pickering, S. Hunter, 1. Coro, Margate; E. Murat, Dn.l; John Evenden, druggist, Tunbridge Town ; whom may had, gratis, account of some the properties ami uses to which these Chlorides ...

... J. Sullivan Limerick, City .. D. Roche Longford, County E. Rorke Louth Thomas Fitzgerald Drogheda A. C. O’Dwyer Meath H. Grattan and Morgan O’Connell, Tipperary R. L. Sheil Cashel J. Roe Clonmel D. Ronayue Waterford, City.. H. W. Barren Total of pledged ...

... county—Sit R. Keane and Mr. J. M. Galwav B Wexford, county —Mr. Carew and Mr. Lambert Wicklow —Mr. R. Howard and Mr. J. Grattan Westmealh, countj —Mr. N. Chapman and Sir R, Nagle Waterford, city —Mr. Christmas a and Mr. Barron. Out of 185 Irish members ...

... Roscommon, 24. Lambert, Wexford County, 25. Winst. Barron, Waterford City, 26. John M. Galway, Waterford County, 27. Sullivan, Kilkenny City, 28. Sir R. Nagle, Westmeath, 29. John H. Talbot, New Ross, 30. Cor. O’Brien, Clare County, 31. Standish Barry, Cork ...

... but from some cause which remains unexplained. that was an offence that could not be visited by this in. I returned to the arms of her second husband, after a abel dictment. Indeed he was charged with that in a separate ! residence at Plymouth. Pemble ...

... bear it* Thanks to the course of events, and to Lord Grej> the aristocracy are driven to the alternative of leaning upon the arms of such friends as Mr. Sadler, or lying down beneath the hoofs of their lowest enemies. We find the following in the Dublin ...

... Dublin County j Fitzsimon, King’s County French. F.—Rossconimon Galway, M. -Waterford Gladstone—Portarlington Grattan, .lames —Wicklow Grattan, Henry—lleiuh Hayes, Sir K. —Donegal Hill, Lord A.—Down County Hill, Lord M.—Xewry Howard, it.- -ft icklow .tones ...

... Town.,.G Pryme. Right IJwi lUoo Canterbury laird Fordwich, Hon R WaL»o» Cardiff.. J Nichollc Cardiganshire W E Powell Cardigan P Pryse CarlisleP II Howard, James CarmarthenshireE H Adams, Hon GII Carmarthen Hon Yelvorton Carnarvonshire ...

... Monday dreadful gale followed, which must have proved destructive to many vessels on this coast. The John and Peggy, Cardigan, from Swansea to Cardigan, with culm, was totally wrecked behind Fishguard Fort, in the morning of that day ; crew saved.” [Among ...

... and George Esq. Cardiff (Town of)— John Nicholl the younger, Merthyrmaror, in the county of Glamorgan, Esq. Doctor of Cardigan (County of) —Wm. Edward Powell, of Nanteos, in the said county of Cardigan, Esq. Cardigan (Town and Bormighof, —Pryse Pryse, ...

... contemplated in another quarter which at last were never ? 'idle French now withdraw taking them Cuasse and his companions arms hostages future surrender Forts Lillo Liefkenslioek who King to hold are to interfere His Majesty however the lesson preceptors ...

... and Mrs. Dawson Darner, the Bishop of Worcester, Sir John Beresford, Sir John Brooke Pechell, Earl and Countess Gower, Count and Countess Ludolf. Names were left by Lieut. Sir Peter Parker, Sir John Brooke Pechell, Lient. v C. Sterling, Capt. Pechell, ...