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... Dellaiina ; Alexander Ugilvy, K«q , of Rillipu-House; John Smyth, E«q., Ardmore, and Hugh Lyle. E»q., Oaks l#odge, to W deputy lieutenants for the county of Londonderry. Sir William Hart., and John S:ott, Esq., to deputy lieutenants for the county of C’lara ...
... Preacher, the igiout Brothers the Schools, and b) the following Gentlemen Daniel O’Connell, M. P. ; H. Grattan. M.P.; George Evans, M.P. ;J. Power, M.P.; John Power, Harcourt. street; R. Fannin. Ilarrington-streel ; J. Sweetman. Francts-eoun; Powell, Jamei’* ...
... defendant Catharine Wright, hehess-al-law to her brother, the late John Despard. agamst whom a decree fur tale the lands of Kiilaghy had been pronounced. The d». set by plea that (lie late John Despard «u tenant (ail. und not tenant in fee simple ; and that ...
... Brown. Garn*t. Anmtrong, M. Grattan. Martin. Moore. Gallani, Atkinson. Rowley, O’Canroll, White, T. M*Kcnna. Gordon. Browne, Nanffle. Vaughan. A. Lyle, Croslhwatta, Duggan. Hack at, C. Gordon. Doherty. Mansfield. St. John, Blacker. Penncfathcr, S. While ...
... y character. There were in the average of the three fullowing years—226 ; and in the year 1838 they were 68. The robberies arms were in —238 ; the average of three year* GO; and ia 1836 only 30—(hear ). I will now taka the whole year. the whole year of ...
... subsequent his alteration there were only three panes. John Alfred—ls a earprliter ; pul in the front window Grsfton street; knows the window in the back parlour; eight feet wide, fimr feet six inches height. John Wmley M'Comes, son of the plaintiff, deposed that ...
... effective. Two eircum«t*nc« happened yesterday evening the house, ncilher of whicli will surprise your readers. Mr. Henry Grattan laid the whole blame of the late unhappy collision Ireland upon the Proteitanls, whom he cabed forgetting that they had been ...
... prayer of Ireland had been for English institutions. In 1172, in the reign Henry the Third, (hat claim was made. In the reign John, in 1200, it was repeated. In Edward the Third's reign, in 1330, that same question was taken into const, deration which had ...
... Doctor John iteed, the medical superintendent of the Donnyhrook Dispensary, has been a'so appointed to the dispensary at Irisluown, in place Dr. Jep!i«on, resigned. The Independent Meeting-house D'Olier.street, hi therm occupied by the Her. John M'Crea ...
... themselves with tumblers whbkcy punch, varying individual proportions from two two dozen. At length, about half past nine, Lord John Bussell condescends to enlighten the house. There is a dead si- They ore selling ice in Calcutta for a dollar ounce; hut that ...
... a'though he did not think the colonies would seek to throw off the connexion with the mother country, throw them •elves into the arms of America. The arguments that they would do so. he thought so litt'e worthy attention, that he would not attempt their refutation; ...
... tqr*, Ac. Ac. >|r. Power more that F.ail Chsrlemont shoiTd fake the chair, and Mr. Met: a ssc*nJcd it ainid louil cheers. Mr. John proposed Mewr*. and AlesanUrr il'Ca thy join*, secreunet I * nuvt lap. Mr. Crotlhe »« ...