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... 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 ...
... Levuhemj Doctors—Sadlier, Guinness, TigheGregory. Revehenus—G. 11. Sampson, W. D* Sadder, F ; W, Bean, Lyons, Richard Barton, John Conroy, J. A. Bcrmingliam, Chaplain to his Excellency ; G. M. D. Irvine, T. P. Huddart, H. Brownrigg and F. ChamKy, Chaplains ...
... Windg Cross Clock, 29 Sept. 1835 To do. John Davies, for Sweeping Parade 'fo do. John Lewis, Watchman, to 27 Deer 18:t4 To do. John Morgan, do. to 27 Norr. 1835 To do. do. do. 2 loads of Coal & Straw To do. Mr. John Lazenby, to 23 Deer. 1835, as P. order ...
... were received with load cheers. At this stage of the business Lord band entered, accompanied Mr. C. Lawrence, Air. John N. Wright, Mr. John Moss, Air. Smith, of Fulwood, Air. N. D. Bold, and Sir Thomas Brancker. The entrance of hla Lordship was the signal ...
... 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 ...
... Caerinion, the Rev. John Davies, John Jones, Esq. of N to Miss Williams, niece of Jobn Williams, of Montgomeryshire. In the afternoon ef the same day, several friends and well-wishers of the mar- ried pair met together at the Wynnstay Arms Ian, and enjoyed ...
... 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 ...
... its repasts of blood, with appetites whetted for the banquet. Fatal Accident. A child about years of age named John Salisbury, living in John-street, was knocked down and rolled over Friday, in Beresford-strect, by the car. Ihe poor child was so drer-d--fully ...
... for a reform of Apothecaries' Hall, were then unanimously agreed to, and the meeting separated. THE THREE GLEE-SINGERS.—Lord John Russell has ordered the release of the three glee-singers, Evans, Martin, and Hurd, whom Mr. Laing committed to the House of ...
... 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 ...
... offender. Mr. Berwick is one of the newly appointed Barristers and cousin to the Messrs. Grattan, Al.P.'s.—Limerick Chronicle. OHTRAGES.—On the night ef Thursday week an armed party visited the house of the Rev. Mr. Galway, at the Glen of Aberlow, and fired ...
... Mr. Berwick is one of the newly appointed Barristers and cousin to the Messrs. Grattan, 111.1 . ) .'s.—Limerick Chronicle. OCFTRAGES.-On the night of Thursday week an armed party visited the house of the Rev. Mr. Galway, at the Glen of Aberlow; and fired ...