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... se-lane; John M Autry, in Highstreet; Henry Kirkpatrick, in North-street; John I ton, Srnithfield ; and Hubert Elder, in Marquis-street ; wen.* each fined fid. Samuel Thobnm, ssme offence, North-street, an old offender, was fined ss. John M*Giaw, John M'Coy ...
... Entertainments, .For the Benefit of .V. B2URRO01UG.11104 And the LAST NIGHT of the Season. FIRE ARMS. E v\DWARD PORTER & SON nre now receiving en 1EAssortment of FI RE ARMS from thhe most ap- roved Makers, and daily expect a further supply, all of hiech they ill ...
... the county, addressed the people in a mo>t eloquent appeal. He was received with the honour due to the son of the immortal Grattan. The people then dispersed peaceably, and there was not (he slighetst symptoms rioting or disturbance during the evening. ...
... are S.t din .blin. AGENTB: J. HACKRT, .T. BCJIIGhaSS, Cloninel. FITZSIMOVS, Kilkenny. PIIELA.V, Wnlurforl. FESTIVAL OF SAINT JOHN, MrmWsof tile must ancient & flcnornb'e Society Ilf Free and Accepted M.isuns, LoJ/rg 612, and of the Ccuiitv and City of Kdltenny ...
... since October last ; Michael Mahony, over jii in gaol over six months ; James Tobin, 41, and Gaoett Walsh, 51, new cases ; John Cat nett, 70. in . paid since October ; and Janies Lyons, just recovered °U ;Mtnos-ible (observed Mr. McCarthy) to read that ...
... DOWVNPATRICK;' where likewise may be hrid GRATTAN & CO.'S ANODYNE LETTUCE . LOZENGES, 'for coughs and nervous affections, requir- ing the ..Anodyne rwyitoieit the stirisulating- propetiesof Opimn.- Is. 6d. GRATTAN & CO.'s PECTORAL SYRUP OF' ICELAND MOSS ...
... resideute, and habits cleanliness and decorum, which have riot heretofore prevailed, will necessarily follow. arrived at the King's Arms' Inn, Derry,on Thu.-sday, tlie lltli August, and were immediately visiied by the Bishop Derry, the Mayor, the Recorder, the ...
... accordingly a series of propositions were brought before the house commons, sustained by the eloquence and patriotism of Grattan, and they would have been passed had they not been opposed Mr. Pitt and the father of Sir Hubert Peel. You perceive from this ...
... fur heavy guns to force the Carlist position near Biiboa, at the same time the garrison were to make formidable sortie. Lord John Hay was embarking eight heavy cannon, under Major Culquhonn, and she was to sail immediately for Portugalette. A private letter ...