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... Keir, Paisley; Mr. G. B. Sowerby, London ; Dr. Scouler, Glasgow ; Dr. Macdonald, Campbletown, Argyleshiie; Mr. John Philips, York ; Mr. John V. Thompson, Cork; Dr. -Murray, Edinburgh. Lord Viscount Castlemaioe and Charles Halliday, Esq., were halloled ...
... Leins:er, Lord Killeen, Chabot, Sir Hussey and Lady Vivian, Sir Edward , . Blakeney, Colonel Cuyler, Hon. Mr. Barnowall, ' r John, Lady, and Miss Harvey, Sir Thomas and Lady •aples. Lord Walter Butler, Colonel and Mrs. Drummond, ■ -olonel Ellis, 6 ...
... chair, and thanks having been voted to Mr. Hutbven, the meeting separated. COCRT OF EXCHEQUER— Sawrday. The Attorney-General v. John Round/. A special jury was sworn, and Mr. Tombe opened the pleadings. . The information contained several counts, charging ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... vicinity of Castledermot and Dunlavin, a number of houses have been broken into and arms Faritt. THR ARMY. Wedoesile)F raoruiug, thrM the regiment, under the coexw.d Major St. John left Belfaet, their rout* for Ne»ry. We undenund the beet left Newry, route foe ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... continental war, and the young Pretender was in Scotland laying clairf to the throne of those realms, was there a single Irish arm raised in his cause ? Not one. In the memorable year ’B2, when England was threatened with foreign invasion, and no standing ...
... Esq. ' John Sh.ee, Esq. H. Wcihysg, Esq. Thomas Neville, Esq. John Baker, Esq. BARONY Of KNOCKTOPHFB. (It was this barony the furious tithe alfray took place, which several the police lost their lives.) Sir R. Langrishe, Bart. W. Bayley, Esq. John Flood ...
... disclaimed, is follows : I. M. Ij. Chapman, 8. W. N. Macnamara, 2. J. M. Galway, F. W. Mullins, 3. Janies Grattan, 10. N. A. Vigors, 4. Henry Grattan, 11. More O’Ferrall, • 5. L. M-Lachlan, 12. J. H. Rorke, 0. Luke White, 13. L. Dobbin. 7. Fitistcphen Ffrench ...