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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of the worthy antiquary, have aten, aomeofUtan Swift hair, when child.”—Afirror. DR. JOHN JEBB, BISHOP OF LIMERICK. &e. (From a Correspondent of the Alhemrum.) Dr. John (ate Bislo.p of Limerick, was born Drogheda, Sent. 27tli, 1775, though he ha« been err ...
... two vessels which have left the river for Cork for that purpose.—-London Papers DR. JOHN JEBB, BISHOP OF LIMERICK, &c (Froma Correspondent of the Atheneum.) Dr. John Jebb, late Bishop of Limerick, was born at Drogheda, Sept. 27th, 1775, though he has ...
... FURLONG. Coraiiiiued comity jail, ou the 23d Sir Nugeut llonihle, Bart., Bryan, James llooUliau, John Hooialian. Patrick John Power, Patrick Uaiton. John Clancey,and Thoiiins M’Orath, convicted before the bench of magistrates iust.. fur « j riot and «sBiult ...
... redoubled stiengtli, and pass through the furnace adversity with renovated lustre. I have the honour be. Sir, your humble servant, JOHN UAH AM, Chaplain of the Grand Orange Lodge of Irelnnd, and Master of the Grand Orange Lodge the County and City of Londonderry ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Church, the Rev. Prince Crawford, Thomas Grattan, of Coo.ville, King’s County, Esq., to Isabella, daughter the late John Fisher, Esq., of Rochdale, Lancashire. the 20th instant, at Clonegal Church, the Rev. John C. Atchdal), A. M., William H. Dowse, Esq ...