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... excluded, along with a number of Protestant laymen., Counts' Dublin Magistracy —John Arabm, John Arthure, Thos. Baker, Andrew Snyets Ball, John Barlow, Hon. Thos. Burnewall, John E. Batty, Sir W. Betham, Kut RtMon. A.R.Blake,Viaconntßnihaion, Wm. Brownrigg ...
... Carthew, Royal Foresters Guruett, Queen’s Toronto Guards; Major j. \V. Dcwson, Royal Foresters; Major Henry Fry, ditto; Captain John Powell, Queen’s Rangers; Colonel Fitzgibbon, Judge Advocate. He is fried the provisions of an act of our Provincial Legislature ...
... his receiving information that the rebels were still in possession of that village. Major-General Clithcrow returned to St. John’s and passed the Richelieu to HcnryviUe, to check a move'nient which the brigands had projected from Albcrg, The CCth Regiment ...
... and secured a considerable amount of arms and ammunition. St John, was believed, would be attacked last night, a strong force, estimated at seven or eight thousand. The utmost consternation prevailed at St. John yesterday, and every means was put in ...
... Captain J. Grattan, from the half-pay Unattached, to be Captain. Bbevbt.— Captain C. Boyd, of the 38th Foot to be Major in the Army. COLONIAL OFFICE, DOWNING-STREET. >■ •: January 24, 1838. Despatches have Ijcen received from Lieut-General Sir John Colborne ...
... the hold of the great Western steam ship, depth near 40 feet, and broke his leg and arm, hostile meeting took place at Lisbon, lost week, between Major-General Sir John Doyle,and Dr. Lovell, the former attended by Mr. Brandt and Captain Doyle, and the ...
... Wednesday, Curry’s-lane, of healthy male infant. In hours idler tiie woman of the house observed the infant dead in the mother’s arms, the string of the cap being drawn tight round the infant’s neck.—The unfortu> nate woman was placed in custodv, and the .Mayor ...
... Morgan. Esq. Henry Danvers, Esq. Thomas Stewart, Esq. G. Gordon, Esq. James Esq. John Harvey. Esq. G. B. Whittaker, Esq. Thomas Heath, Esq. I. J. Zornlin, Jun. Esq. add Tors. John L. Bennett, Esq. I William Scott, Esq. H. R. Mortimer, Esq. | . ITS distinguishing ...
... Lieut.; Quarter-Master J. Missct, Surgeon Wm. Parry, Assistant-Surgeon Ales. Smith, M.D.; Vet-Surgeon, John Mellows. . 7th Hussars—Licut-Colonel John J. Whyte; Major Arthur W. Biggs. Captains—Thomas E. Campbell, Hon. Henry Cole. Arthur Shirley, Charles ...
... against the apprentice,he was hable to fine £S. tH»« »“ and pregnant women were placed on the tread-mm «nA strappedup by the arm, find when they missed file step theydanced the mill, as it was called, and were allowed to bang till their limb, were mangled ...
... fromh.s * TKo’omcert of the Queen’s Bays sold out of the llreanicul Res j mcnti , |dout. '''• Colonel Chichester and Captain Grattan, from L, n'aiached half-pay. arc tailed in for service in Canada- ~ 0 f Cashel presented address 'l, and the other officer ...
... long panel were called over, and the following sworn on jury:—Joseph Bromwell, John Hogan, S. J, Hastings, John TuthiU, John Ryan, John Mullock, Andrew Fawl, Wm. St Lawrence, John M'Donuell, Bryan Hanrahan, Timothy levers, James O’Connell. ...