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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Conference Omnibus. His master (Talleyrand) being absent, aent him to mis-represent tl.e concent. Grant and Spring Rice came arm in arm—the former Maw-warm the latter without a character, he having lost it and both most especially disguised in liquor. They ...
... thankfully received by the Governors ,and Governesses:- Most Rev Dr Murray Mrs Scully E Comerford, Esq Mrs Codd John Weldon, Esq Mrs Corballis John Murphy, Esq Miss Dease Mrs J O'Brien . : Mrs Boylan Mrs O'Brien . Mrs Devereux By the Rev. Gentlemen of 'Tl ...
... Murphy, Allies M’Dermott, John Fagan, John Alien, John M’Auley, John Fetherston, John Martin, Patrick M’Dcrmotf, Thomas Oppolly, John M’Culia, James Murray, John Cullen, Thomas ...
... vessels which have left the river Tnames for Coik for that 1 purpose.—London Paper* DR. JOHN JRBB, BISHOP OF LIMERICK, &c. (Froma Corresporulent of the Athenceum.) Dr. John Jebb, late Bishop of Limerick, was born at Drogheda, Sept. 27th, 1775, though he has ...
... mandate of the people (hear, and cheers).. He (Mr. Grattan) deprecated t the -idea of any oine sectr being obliged, to pay for the suplport of another. The hon. gentleman re- feitred to the speeches of Lord John Russell at. Plymouth, aild of AMr. Poilett Thomson ...
... 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 ...