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... Prosperous. Long, Shoreham, grain ; Thomas, Murphy, Bnstol, ditto; Idus, Hollis, Southampton, enws and butter; Lord John Russell, Clark. St. Johns, N. B. ballast; Francis, Williams, from Ross to Neath, ditto Solway, Burton, pout, general cargo. At the time ...
... They are** John Parnell, Esq., High Sheriff of the county of Wicklow; Earl of Miltown, Ralph Howard, M.P.; James Grattan, M.P.; Henry Grattan, M.P.,; Christopher Fitzsimon, M.P.; W, W. P. Hume, D.L.; John Byrne, J.P., Esqrt.—Colonel Allen, ...
... exis ing occasion deemed of great importance (hear, hear). The first was the Rev. John Hamilton (cheers), (be second the Rev. P. Woods cheers), the third the Rev. John Miley (cheers), the fourth the Rev. P. Cooper (cheers). From the latter he had received ...
... Kyltin, irom the b'JUi Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell and Quartet master John Rodgers, from the 38th Foot be Falmaslcr, vice Whitty, deceased. 33d—SBff.Assistant-Surgeon John M‘Cay M’Uonald to Assistant. Surgeon™ yJlh--Stafl.AMistant.Surgcon Coke Gaultier ...
... Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Fitsroy, Lady and the Misses Chrkc. Mr. Grattan, M.P., and Mrs. Grattan, Captain and Mrs. Williams, Captain Stuart, A.D.C., Captain Macnamara, &c. &c. Lord and Lady Stanley armed in Dublin yesterday, on their way to Lancashire. file Duke ...
... on the * ( tail of Irish popery and repeal; how long will it last ?— John Bull. Cmbxzzlkmxnt.— At Bow-street, on Saturday, Thoma' Ferry, a respectable-looking man, late of 54, John-street, Fltiroy-square, was placed at the bar, charged by Francis Gill ...
... quality. Terra* Sale. M i. ROi I. lin ger an«l Measurer, g John Marlin ami Son have lor >;«lcan extensive a>sort»nent Cri \TB, Heti ami I'ine, Oak, Birch, ainl Ash Tin.her; Lotr*; Outbcc and Sf. John’s and Planks, eijiht taentN foct lonjr. nine, and eleven ...
... escape! the learned Coiiokl for , ug, ,od the Mime* Clarke, Mr the ieodaut; bu. Iconlcss it l appear me. and does atill, Grattan. Captain and Mrs. Milliama. Cajart p.ginjm. that the defence «a« not upon toe Dumber of Brkiui wiraped. Lord , ni | Stanley ...
... Garrison News. Major-General Sir John. Buchan, K.C.8., returned to this garrison from England, where he has been leave absence ; we regret much that the gallant officer has lately met with a severe domestic affliction, has ihe command of the western di-trict ...
... for our first day Sabbath ; on this day the Saviour once and again met his assembled disciples, siying, “Peace be unto you”—John, 20, 19, 26. this day the disciples wore assembled, when the Holy Spirit was given—.Acts, 2,1, 2. At Froas, on the first day ...
... Honorables Col. Bentick, E. Phipps, Mr. Lawless, Colonel Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Fit troy, Lady and Misses Clarke, Mr. Grattan, M. P., and Mrs. Grattan, Captain and Mrs. Williams, Captain Stuart, A.D.C., Captain Macoamara, Ac. Ac. Anthony Lefroy, Esq., M.P., has ...
... presided. Henry Harrison Briscoe, Esq., treasurer to the society, filled the vice-president’s chair, and George Briscoe anJ John Walsh, Esqrs., and Dr. Higginbotham, acted as stewards. soon as the cloth had been drawn, the noble chairman proposed The King ...