... and drove distance of eight miles to Newcastle. Loss of the Barque John Thomas, of this Pout. The following melancholy particulars are taken from an American newspaper The barque John Thomas, Patterson, late master, was abandoned, full of water, in lat ...

... Waller Burke, Ardee-slreet, John Calfrey, Siyßmer-WlI, and James Moran and Sou, each 51; Arthur M‘KcnnayJl; John and James Filspatrick, Thomas Kenna, John Donohoe and Co, and Messrs Larkin, each 21; Tyrrell, John Browne. John Elliott, Robert ...

... Chaplain. The Dean the Chapel Royal, and Mrs. Vignolles. THfe Gentleman of the Bedchamber. The Gentlemen at Large. Ulster, King at Arms. Lady and the Misses Betham. The The Aides-de-Camp, Captain the Hon.G. Liddell, Captain Stewart Paget, Captain and Mrs. Williams ...

... PRICE SEVEN PENCE. C. FITSZIMON, Esq, M P. CHARLES BROWNLOW. Esq. MICHAEL DILLON BELLEW, Esq. HENRY ARABIN, Esq. JOHN PARNELL, Esq. LELAND CROSTHWAIT, Esq. HENRY WHITE, Esq. STEPHEN GREHAN, Esq. WILLIAM MURPHY, Esq. W. WENTWORTH FIT7,WILLIAM HUME, Esq ...

... stirred, and before many months by we shall give to the Conservatives proof that Ireland is invincible ; that against her, armed she is with her wrong-*, no adtnfniSTation founded on injustice the great majority ran stand, and that ov*r a faction a nation ...

... Reverend Dotioss—Sadlicr, Guinness, Tighe Gregory. Reverends— G. H. Sampson, W. D> Sadlier, W. Bcnn, Lyons, Richard Barton, John Conroy, J. A. Bermingiiam, Chaplain to his Excellency ; G. SI. D. Irvine, T. P. HuUdart, H. Brownrigg and F. Chsmley, Chaplains ...

... Chapel Royal (Dr. Vigno!les), the Gentleman Usher, the Gentlcman the Kcdchambcr, the Gentleman Large, the Pages, Ulster King at Arms, and the following Aidcs-dc-Camp—Captain the Honorable G. A. F. Liddell, S. H. Paget, A. G. Williams, Lieutenant Conroy, Captain ...

... Cornelius M'Logblen, M. Conoily, John Guthrie, Walter Bisckney, D.L. ; W. Cterne Harte, John D'Arcv, Ignatius Callaghan, Michael Thunder, J. t). Mullen, C. Lyne, John Dalton, Wm. M'Dermott, C|>ringlield ; W. Fitzwilliam Hume, John F’ower, Andrew Rurke, of T ...

... uotrdrud aisd TMiary-nvE. At that dinner was Harry Grattan, sen., the Hon. Mr. Stanhope, son of the Earl Harrington ; Mr. Hutchinson, brother of Lord Donoughmorc; the present Manpiess of Downshirc, John Fhilpot Curran, the Mas- U*r of the Rolls; the Rev ...

... Mrs. Clarke D.G.), Colonel and Mrs, Curgnyne, Colonel and Mrs. Grogan, Mrs. Henry Grattan, Mr. and Mrs. I'.tzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs Hume, Mr. and Mrs,Farrell,Mr and Mrs.U. Arm'd, Mr. and Mrs Fletcher,Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Mr,anil Mrs. Howley, Mr. and Mrs. Lccsoa ...

... Howard, Hon. R. Bruce (Guards), Hon. Captain Giey, Lady Somerville, Sir Patrick and Lady Bellew, Sir H. and Lady Scott, Sir John and Lady Harvey, Sir James Murray, Sir Charles and Lady Morgan, Sir Arthur and Lady Clarke, the Rev. Ur. and Mrs. Vignoles ...

... jury—They had fire arms in the house, which they presented towards and my husband. Mr. Costello—There oould have been no moonlight that night, as the almanac shows. Mr. Carmichael—The almanac referred to by Mr. Costelloe is for 1834—(laughter). John Skeffington ...