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... were totally wrecked near Liverpool on educeday night. The Thomas, Leithwaite, of M»ry|iort, was on shore on the bar at Cardigan Wednesday. The Hercules, Allan, from Shields, was wrecked near the Head Sands on Thursday morning. LETTER II TO THE HONEST ...
... ‘24lh October, 1334. sent number of the Murnvuj liey.ster. Ollen has that connected with the editorial department of that John Cam „ eventful and honorable career, my reverend friend was Mv pear Sir—Accept my sincere thanks, and be so good i SINGULAR ...
... Pic-Nic, by Thomas Haynes Bayly. Tricks upon Travellers, The Great Fire at Westminster. a owe London: publis hed for H. by R. by JOHN CUMMING, Dublin, and all Booksel ARMY AND NAVY. HE UNITED SERVICE JOURNS NAVAL and MILITARY MAGAZINE, rember, contains, among ...
... fifteen per cent. *Co ry Lv Tutu .—Si r Morgan G. Crofton. ESSrt..; John Godby, Esq. ; Owen Wynne, Esq:; Jame! Whyte, Esq. Cul. Henry John Clements ; Col. John Marcus Clements ; Col. John Jawed Cullen ; Cairnross Thomas Cullen, Esq. ; C. H. Tottenham, Esq ...
... JU Itl. Sir Wm. bwn lately eouflue.l illness at hi? house near Hlaekrock. The Hon. Judge Johnson has armed in town. Thomas Steele, K*,.. ha? armed at h.s seat Culhane Castle, county Clare, after al.s. ne.i several week, m I oudon anti Dublin. , . The ...
... and Gentlemen : The Earl of Shannon, President. Lord Viscount Kingsborough, I Colonel Hodder, Garrett Standish Barry, M.P. John Hyde, Sir Win. W. Bocher, Bart., | W. 11. W. Newenham, Esq. The Earl of Ban don arrived in town yesterday morning from Castle ...
... Owiipnaaa, they are always fcghtiag with the Cat babe* and each other. Ur. Grattan—That k very extraordinary. Pray what da the* fight about ? Taj lor —l don't know. Sir. Dr. Grattan—Do yon think that the Praabyteriaaa of the North arill ever turn out aad ...
... Chief Secretary a few lor themselves, and were all broke. I davs tu communicate to your Grace the instructions which have r * Grattan—Ah broke ! hat you mem ? 1 been received from tlu- I re.uM.rv those points. Taylor—Why, of Uu* other , pie would d. with tln ...
... twice again in the course of the morning, and made the same observation. Mrs. Wright, housekeeper of the House Lords, and Mr. John Snell, whom she had admitted see the house Thursday, were examined, and gave a description similar to that which has already ...
... o’clock, the dwelling-house of John Murphy, Esq., of Woodhave been made to make it absolute. It dir. the issues lo ford, within about four miles of Cashel, was attacked returned into court. Now it would nuher unu.-ual armed party of miscreants. They smashed ...
... w.uld imagine they were an. pointing new parliamentary committee laughter)' Nugent, Henry Grattan Curran, Grace, Kelly, Counsellor Close, Dolan, O’Dowd, John Brown, Frederick Conway—[ O'Connell, when he heard Mr. Conway’* name metiHgiud, use up and said ...
... would imagine that they were appointing new parliamentary committee”—laughter). Nugent, Henry Grattan Curran, Grace, Kelly, Counsellor Close, Dolan, O’Dowd, John Browne, Frederick William Conway —[Mr. O’Connell, when heard Mr. Conwajr’e name mentioned, rose ...