... Gibton, fonnmn. ■ Dwyer, R. M. Tim., Georir. Waltbew, Timoihr O'bSt Bwi, w - T*™* John Cold well, ThoZ,' William., Robert Thomar, Georg. Scott, 7i Edward Camlan. jua . John Fottrell, Richatd FLij.’ Henry M‘Donagh. William DempMy, Henry O'Kelly, James Morris ...

... 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 ...

... G. Aylmer, Bart., Sir John Kennedy, Major Wills, Captain Gandon, Captain John Aylmer. Hugh Barton, Esq.. Richard Maunsell, Esq , Thomas R. Needham, Es ...

... of the Bedchamber (Mr. F. Sheridan), the Gentlfmen-at-Larjre (Mr. Barron and Mr. John Hamilton), the Master of the Horse (the Hon. G. Vaughan), the lister Kinjr-at-Arms (Sir W. Betbam); Aides-De-Camp —The G. Liddell. F, G. Dillon, E. C. Foley. Captams ...

... the objects of this Meeting : Laurence Finn, Ignatius Callaghan, Robert Brennan, John Redmond, J. S. Close, E. Clements, John Jagoe, Martin Bourke, Timothy O’Brien, John D’Arcy, J. Murphy, Patrick V. Fit*, patrick, William Ford, A. J. Maley, William ...

... period. John Hacket and William Neal were sentenced to transportation for life, for administering an unlawful oath to John Stally, E?q. Patrick Flinn was sentenced to ten years’ transportation, for the robbery a gun, the property of Samuel Harris. John Burke—for ...

... robbery of Mr. John Davies, the road between Cheltenham and Rencombe ; he was robbed of 51.—A/om ing Chronicle, April 27. Highway robberv of Mr. Strong, senior, in tbe same neighbourhood.— lbid, Incendiary fire in the corn-yard of John Kirkham. Esq., ...

... proceeded a few days before from Dublin), per the Lima, for the Catholic missions of Trinidad -Rev. John M’Namee, from the archdioccsa of Armagh; Rev. John Gallagher, diocese Kilmore; Miss E. White, Bay mount-house, Dublin; -'l'-* M. Conway. Dublin; Miss ...

... however, lingered about the room. the Chairman was the move— Mr. Mooney rose and looked unutterable things. With outstretched arm and clenched fist exclaimed—l will not leave this hall.—(\ wag at the door cried, ** nobody axed you. Sir, she said.) Mr. Mooney ...

... NEW PUBLICATIONS. 15, Great Marlborough-atreet, July 20, 1859. 'T'llE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. his Son. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. Two Vols. Bvo., with Portrait, fee. TEMPTATION ; OR. A WIFE’S PERILS. Vols. Bvo. des id£es napoleon^nnes ...

... centre-piece was inscribed on a garter,, encircling a ducal coronet: Invincible in arms, pre-eminent in council ; this was flanked by groups of weapons, and the arms of Oxford and the Tower of London, of which his grace is respectively chancellor and ...

... Archbishop «f Canterbury. Carragh,Campbell, Rose. Fonblanque,Pendarves, F. B>ng. Doctors' Commons, by John Drummond, Esq., the sole Stanley, D. Gaskell, Grattan, Liddell, E. exacutor. The property of the noble earl ha. been sworn son, Cayley, ivian. J. Vrttsn ...