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... e steamer is at anchor in Cardigan Bay, half-way between this and Patrick Causeway, with lost of chimney, 4c. SWANSEA, Nov 16 -The| following vessels sustained consider- _ _T f unn i the _* Bales, viz., the Palmanter. Johns, got on the south bank m Bury ...
... Kiizaibbon, Thomaii Fennel, John Goodwin, Thomas Holland, ward Havana, John Moore, Philip Swiuie, Denw Shed, * Langan, James John Segrave, Luke Duffy, James Hooney, p atr c Hallinan, James Leddin, Patrick Mulcahy. John Gorm .n, John Laine, ...
... Waterford list, to which he had adverted on the last day of meeting. He had not known previously (hat it was the name of Mr. John Musgrave, than whom not a better man kinder landlord existed. He had often deprived himself of the appendages due to his rank ...
... Sunday Ihe property of Mr Kvans the in town left this iort for Cardigan bay in low schooner Cuttle which under repairs and afier putting her out to in outside the b:ir proceeded to Cardigan where (ell in with large bouy which self moored in Fort Nigel ...
... resolutions he referred to the standing committee, and sat down amidst loud cheers. Barrett seconded the amendment. Mr. H. Grattan. M. P.. said if the Tor.e* were to return power Ireland would be extinguished. They would ”'' 'j the people, they had already ...
... township of Christ's College, Saint John the Evange- list in the borough of Brecon, Saint John the Evangelist, in the county of Brecon, the hamlet or township of Vennyfach or Little Abergavenny in the parish of Saint John the Evan- gelist Llanspythidd, the ...
... an insult was offered to John Gibson, one of the purest and most upright men that ever filled the situation Assistant-Barrister. . Mr. O’Connell said that, in alluding to aterford, the other day, he did not know that it was John Musgrave who was at the ...
... having entered military career out pure delight at his inspiring recitals. Among them were the two F!inters, and cousins the Grattans, Thomas Colley, the novelist, and William, the author of some highly graphic sketches of the Peninsular war, which have appeared ...
... for something more than what he certainly intended, it should be submitted to parliameiUary inouirv (Hear, hear.) J J- Mr. Grattan, M.P., handed in 51. 10s. from 22 peasants, in the county of Wicklow, who bad subscribed ss. each, order to co-operate with ...