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... and from Dublin doily. John Straton, George M??Gusty, James M??Alister, Roller! Haig, Edward Purcell, John Chambers, Edward Jenkins, Patrick Wynne, James Tsllon, William R Rodgers, John Townie?, George Lswson, Paul Parks, John Colemcn, sen., Alex. Shckleton ...
... MILITIA STAFF. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that on Monday he would move for leave bring in Bill for the further reduction of the militia staff of England and Ireland. Mr. S. Rice could not name day when would brinar on the Budget, although pressed on ...
... distress, he (Lord M.) would not object to it. Mr. J. GRATTAN rose, and was left speaking. COUNTY ARMAGH ASSIZES. (Continued from The Telegraph of Tuesday.) Saturday, July 25. TEMANDIXO FIRE-ARMS. Thomas Fox, for assaulting the house of Hugh Cunningham ...
... quick in its movement, and is becoming almost general in its operation—instances are weekly multiplying. On this day week, John Phelan, driver to Patrick Hayden, Esq., trustee to the property of the late Richard Sauce, Esq., went, in company with an ...
... L.; Evans, G.; Ffrench, F.; Finn. W. F.; kit/.gibbon, R. H.; Fitzsimon, N.; Fitzsimon, C.; Grattan, H.; Grattan, J. ; Lynch, A. 11. ; Macuamara. W. ; Maher, John ; Martin, T. ; M'Cance, J. ; Mullins, W. F. ; Musgrave, Sir R., Bart. : Nagle, Sir R.; O’Brien ...
... Stanley, Mr. Ewart, Mr. C. Ferguson, Sir R E•on, Mr. Wallare, Dr. Bownng, Mr. H. GordoiTn' 1 ' Mesar*. Grattan, Mr. Palliaon, Mr. Warhuno,, Wilks, Sir John Hobhoute, the Chancellor uf the x*' qtier, the Bail of Kerry, Mr. Ord, Mr. Methuen \|' Oatvald, General ...
... THE NEWRY TELEGRAPH quarter, than the whole bonier wa» in a tumult, and many hundred armed troopers appeared spurring to the spot from all points of the* compass. In Carey’s Memoirs, he tells us that went to a house within five miles of Carlisle, accompanied ...
... pastoral charge of the Congregation of Castledawson, in connection with the Synod of Ulster. the succeeding Tuesday, the Rev. John Henry was ordained, by the Presbytery of Newry, to the pastoral charge of the Congregation of Drumbanagher. On the latter occasion ...
... M'Call - 5 - Surgeon 2 2 0 Ale*. APKeown ~ b Mr Samuel King 2 John Blevm. ~ 5 , ~ Mr I C Nelaon Mr George M.tchett - - Mr. S rah Can 2 2 0 Air John Dickmn - 5 - John Caulfield, Eaq 0 0 Mr John Alexander - - G Wdlc icka. Eaq 2 0 OMr Walter David™ - * - Henry ...
... long run. Well, d’ye mind, it so happened that waa atanding jo«t in the square of the hatchway, and seeing him coming with his arms outspread, I rigged out both mine, like a couple of studd’n-sel-hooms, and so 1 catches him all sung—just as I’d ca»ch ball ...
... Trotter, 47: John B. Trotter. 30. 1802. Charles S. Hawthorne. The Borough contested the Hon Upton, who lost his Election by a small majority. 1807. John Wilson Croker. This Election also contested. The following were the number of votes : —For John W. Croker ...
... Ix>rd Kentnare had his excuse; he talked Kerry death's head and cross bones. He was afiaid of the picture. Why, they are the arms of the Brunswick family—of the elder branch of his Majesty's family (cheers and laughter). Lord Kenmare certainly not a Brunswicker ...