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... Cloyne. BARONETS-Sirs John Burke, (Major), James Croftort (TDL. county Sligo), Denham, Jephson, Norreys, Edward R. Borough, Thomas M'Kenny (D.L. county Dublin). KNrastg-Sirs Thomas Finlay, Samuel Roberts (Cap- tain ?? Francis Smith, John Burgoyne, Arthur Clarke ...
... guest of the evening, Daniel O'onnell' Es, M.P:; Sir , Francis IH'Donne~ll Henry'Chester, Esq ' -atpesGernon,. s rEsq., J.P ; John Cheater; Egq ,' J.P. ;.N. Boylan,.Es., t J.P.On his left sat the Most iR i ` rally, Thomas Steele, Esq. ;' Thomas O'Haghn' ...
... Sir R. Bateson, Bart., Alderman, Dysart, Patrick Gilmour, William M'Intyre, John Munn, Charles Stewart, and Joseph Kelso, Esqrs. The stewards appointed ?? A. Smyth, Hugh Lyle, John Dysart, IV. Kerr M'Clintock, Wm. Haslett, Oliver Bond, Hugh Corbett, George ...
... Prendergast, Bodkin, and Clerk ; John Francis Brown, Esq., Tuam; Richard Savage, Sovereign of Tuam; Patrick Joyce, Esq., Galway; Walter Blake, Esq., Ross Lodge; John Kilbelly, Esq., Mossfort; Patrick Kelly, George Jennings, John Griffin, S. Tully, Godfrey Knight ...
... people were armed, a :uid that lie liad seen the arms.. Atiother declared that p t here was to Ito an aggregate meeting at IVI anchester, which n ft was expected woultl he attended bythsiee hundred tliunsaiir, a atid that mnany wcould lie armed. Dr. WVade ...
... hie (li'ie etlnil ll t oh oer t o i pon iii Spein . 'I'll 10i le lord then nie v d for a etII rn `f l Isipl iie it n 0 iesv, arms, cautiion rr0 irtrs forni uli,'ii tiy goveL)rneN pol in, fi at Jithly, 1838, to mite 'atest period ; likelvisec a return of ...
... Morris, Walker, Edward Martin, E. Roche, and T. C. Grattan. Admiral Thomas Brown. General Lord Bloomfield. COLONELS-G. Higgins and Gore Brown. a CAPTAINS-G. White, Shea, Sutton, Halliday, Hay, and John Sutton. The Earl of Charleville presented an address ...
... Beres- ford had been fired at, the Rev. SMr. Craig had been fired at, the Rev, Mr. blinchin (of Clare~), and the Rev. Mr. Arm-I strung (of Tipperary), had beets fired at, the Rev. Mr. Day Shad been wounded, and thle Rev. Mr. White had been fired at. ...
... Thunder, Lagore, J.P. ; Samuel Garnett, Somerset, J.P. ; Daniel Watson, Larch-hill, J.P.; Thomas B. Thompson, Oatland, p.; John Paine Garnett, Ardhawl, J.P.; James Cor- ballis, Ratoath, J.P. ; George R. Bomford, Raignstown J.p.; Thomas Gerard, Liskeaton ...
... good and hoa~ rne If be thre institution of this conr it~ netita h vle mrrst excite grief not unmixed with indignation and al arm. Lord MORPET11 (interrupting) 'The hon. ieiber ouglht in commnon fairness to state that Dr. Finn has been discharged. Mr. COLQUHOUN ...
... chan without purchase, vice Momn, deceased, have 76th Foot.-John James Hamilton, Gent., to he Ensign, TI without purchase, vice Somrerset, appointed to the Cape, couri Mounted Riflemen ; John Frederick Galiffe, Gent., to be TI Ensign, without psirehase ...
... Falkner, 1 0 0 Morpeth 2 0 0 E. Galavan, I 0 0 Mat. Brett, Esq. 10 0 Wm. Peebles, I 0 0 John Power I0 O °John Darcy, I 0 0 Cuirles Waldron I0 0 A. Lindsay & Co. i 0 O John MIurray I0 0 A. Maguire & Sons I 0 0 Mark Malone I 0 0 Mahood & Co. 0 10 6 J. D. Meldon ...