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... from a short visit to the Continent. Lieutenant-Colonel John Sidney Doyle and Lady Susan Doyle, by a grant from her Majesty, announced in last Gazette, are forthwith to take the name and bear the arms of North, from respect to the noble family of North, ...
... Philip Slieil, L Blake, W J Howick, Lord Vis Slaoey, E A Bodkin, John J Hume, Joseph Smith, J A Bowes, John Hutton, Smith, B Bridgeman, Hewitt James, William Somers, J P Brockleburst, John Kinuaird, Hon A F Stanley, J Wm Bird Labouchere, Henry Steuart, ...
... pover y. The eldest, Maria, was born in 1819 ; the second. Anna, in 1820; Anthony, in 1821 John, 1826; and I beresa, in They arc the grandchildren of Dr. John Melchior Luther, professor of medicine in the University. Their father, a learned philologue ...
... Conoick, youngest daughter Conntek. , In Newry, Lieut. John Burgess, Royal Suu - At A.magh. Michael Magee, Esq- pfailip In i ork, Christina daughter of the R- Stubbeman. Isq . , .. , ot Now Orleans John, youngest son of Juhn iy, s this city. In V\ illiara-atreet ...
... row ; Thomas Kcnna, Love lane John Elliott, ana John aud Henry Burke, Thomas.street; and John iras. WISLIILLAKEOI'S. One shilling each from the lolluwmg, : John Kennedy, North Frederick street; John Ward, Castle street; ...
... Belfast; Henry Grattan* Meath ; F. J. Howard, Yougha!; Joseph Hume, Kilkenny Robert Hutton, Dublin; D. G. Mallow; John Maher, Wexford county ; W. H. Maule, Carlow; Sir R. Nagle, Westmeath ; Hon. C. O'Callagban, Dungarvan Daniel O'Connell, Dublin John O’Connell ...
... O’Dwyer, Esq; John Arabin, Esq; George Rouse Keogh. Esq; Sir W. Lynar, Michael Esq; Michael Slaun-1 n. Esq; Sir F. M‘Donald, P. E. Morphy, Esq; W. F. Finn, ; Sir Thomas Wilkinson, Thomas Dickson, ; William Hanna. Ksq; John Ennis, Esq, John L. Skerrett, ...
... apostle of the anti-spelling* book syvtem to study Greek before English, ihe classics will be voted superfluous. pfofesMon of arm* and of (he law are proverbially of atlainir.ent (a row of rumeraJ* on the credit side of your banker'* k being the qualification ...
... impediment of re. from Hie tenant, there ura many moral impediments his way; many that his position naturally throws him into the arms of the anti-tithe agitation. must here remind the tenantry once more that the landlord must have actually paid the tithe-nay ...
... Shed, Fsq., v. the Pro- Mr. Justice Burton said that possibly the defendant's counsel Har.iewood, solicitor, part ...
... one to 27.000 John Bindon Scott, John M‘Mahon, Thomas Studdrrt. Run* Antrim, Fermanagh, and Carlow, about one to 21,000 ; and ratty; William Fitzgerald, Creagh, John O’Brien, the lime the medical reports were publvilted, Mayo, with John Westropp, David ...
... amounting to a charge of perjury against ! members of that mse, and the remaining question being j that those expressions do arm unt to a breach of the privileges ! of the house, lie certainly felt that was a proposition to which could not refuse Ins assent ...