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... David Roche, e Charles O'Connell, Henry Grattan, Wu. 'M'Namara, 1. Maclaughliln. d USU M L IER5 WHO 5RAVE~ NOT AS YET D1SCLADIED. d MNI.L. Cbapman, F. AV. Mioris, d J. M. Galway, N.r A. Fe Vigar, d ; James Grattan, J. H. 'rrke, Iuke Whitc, J. H. Rorke, ...
... 2d Line Battalion King's German Legion; Robert Clark, 15th Foot ; Lieutenant James Wallis Loft, 7th Foot ; and En- j sign John Sage, Foot; —lias been cancelled, they j having received a commuted allowance for their commis- | sions. ■ v • THE FIFTEENTH ...
... ne’er trust whom we cannot respect. J. Grattan. beg the honorable gentleman And learned too, who sits for Hull, will be So kind to cxcriroinate name From such a blot as f.airyer. Seek to know no more.” J. Grattan.—What means my honorable friend ? Latryer ...
... not yet disclaimed, is as follows :— 1. M. L. Chapman, { 8. W.N. Macnamara, 3. James Grattan, 10. N. A. Vigors, 2. J. M. Galway, | 9. F. W. Mullins, 4 Henry Grattan, 11. More O’Ferrall, 5. L. 12. J. H. Rorke, -*” 6. Luke White, 13. L. Dobbin. 40 7. F ...
... best crit lant. corps, with a ci for unsullied universal regret evinced by both office: erion of which : ey rs and men, in arms through many a blood-stained this highty-esteemed veteran. field, at parting with or Another office:, Lieutenant- Colonel St ...
... Moderator. County of Mayo. —On Sunday night, the Bth instant, armed rockitc party forcibly entered the house of John Murray, of Grallagh, in the liarbuy of Gallen, in search, is supposed,of fire-arms. Murray, with his brother, Michael Murray, made spirited ...
... and John Baaderaon, to the Coast Guard Service; Mr. John S. Hamilton, Assistant-Surgeon to the Firefly steamer; Mr. J. R. Lord. Acting-Master to the De*; Lieutenant W. W. Hornby, Mr. Eben Scott. M. D., Surgeon, and Messrs. Alexander Baxter and John W. ...
... DR. JOHN JEBB, BISHOP OF LIMERICK, &e. (From a Correspondent of the Atheneum.) Dr. John Jebb, late Bishop of Limerick, was born. at Drogheda, Sept. 27th, 1775, though he has been erro- neously represented as a native of England in some of the newspapers ...
... M. Galway, 9. F. \V . Mullins, 10. N. A. Vigors, 11. More O’Ferrall, 12. J. 11. Rorke, 13. L. Dobbin. 3- James Grattan, 4. Henry Grattan, 5. L. M'Lachlan, 6. Luke White, 7. Kittstephcn Ffrcnch, This list should reduced to six. Seven should be struck ...
... Castledermot and Dunlavin, 2 number of houses have been broken into and arms iaken.— Evening Pecket. THER ARMY. On Wednesda: , three es of the 52d regi- ment, under the of Major St. John left Belfast, on =} their route for Newry. We understand the 68th have ...
... about thirteen miles, where he now lies in a dangerous statearder medical treatment. His head is wocitully iu- Ijured, his left arm broken, right hand contused and fii)get broken, the sigbt of his right eye lost, and hi8 body uiclh I'bruised.' Informations ...
... Crawford, executor of rector of Dunbyn ; Hev. Samuel Jerrard, rector of Clyumore ; Rev. John Kerr, rector of Termonfeckm ; Rev. John Kerr, rector of Cloghcr Rev. John Kerr, rector ofMayne Rev. Alexander Lindsay .rector of Rathdrumm.n Rev. Alexander Lindsay ...