... Troon; Martha, Cardigan, Elizabeth, Bangor; Success, of Belfast; //arexju, of Troon; tieleek Castle, of Troon; Enterprise, of Belfast; Commerce, of Belfast; Ann, of Dundee ; Ann, of Limerick; George Lawrence, of Cork; Pilot, ol Wexford ; John Metcalf, of ...

... Co.,'’ stamped in the glass. Agentt Mr, GRATTAN, Armagh: Surgeon YOUNG, Downpatrick; Surgeon MADDEN, Puktglf.none. The following Select Preparations are now so well known as scarcely reqifre recommendation GRATTAN CO.’S APERIENT and ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, a ...

... ; Clare—F. t. Esq., of Dunlin ; Cork—John Isaac Heard, Esq., of Kinsale; Donegall—D. Chambers. Esq., of Helrille; Down-J. S. Crawford, Esq., Crawfordslm.n ; Duhlln—Thomix White, Esq., of Woodlands; Fermanagh— John Drien, Esq., Castletown; Galway F. Dlake ...

... Reilly, Rev. John Scott Porter, Rev. Jo-das Wilson, Rev. C. Courtenay, Messrs. Wm. Carson, James M*Conkey, James Ramsay Newsam, John Lamb. Robt. Gray, Jas. Mart, John Boyd, Rubt. Workman, Clias. Duffin, James Shaw, jun., G. Meyn, John Hind, Win. Archer ...

... passages. The following may taken convincing oof of their decided efficacy in those affections:— From Professor hijbst. Saint John’s British Hospital, Id, Cross-Street, Hatton- Dear Sir,—ln compliance with your request, I beg to inform you, that I have employed ...

... Meredith, Bart.; Thoma> Finlay, Bart.; Thomas Ross, R.N.; John Franks; Win. Somerville, Bart., M.P.; E. Burrough. Bart. ; Thomas Esmonde, Bart.; P. Nugent, Bart.; John Kennedy. Bart.; General Sir John Orrmhy V’andeleur. Major-Generals Sir Ilopton S. Scott; ...

... our enemies to power would be eradicated. It is our duty, then, to stand together, shoulder to shoulder—heart heart—and arm to arm—to resist the approach of the foul Orange domination over our country. (Hear, hear, and loud cheers.) 1 ask any man consider ...

... iu either House of Parliament Courier, Lord Brougham and Mu. Henry Grattan— Lord Brougham requests the Editor of The Morning Chronicle to insert the inclosed report of Mr. II Grattan’s speeches, to which the late correspondence refers, and which was subjoined ...

... Friday sen., the officers of the 88th Regiment entertained dinner their old friend and companion in arms, W. Grattan, Esq., late of that corps. Mr. Grattan well known in the military world, as the writer of The Reminiscences of a Subaltern.” Mr, T. Devear ...

... Bodkin. Lord Bmlozon, Sir William Brahaxon, Henry Chester, William Curry, Lord Clements, F. French, W. FiUsimon, Henry Grattan, J. Grattan, Major icnamara, J. Maher, C. O’Callaghan, M. O’Connell, C. O’Brien, O’Conor Don, J. Power, Sir David Roche, Colonel ...

... particulars of the horrible massacre, hoard the brig I.lama, Captain John Bancroft. The Gazette says :—“ It will Ik* recollected, doubt, that, in August last, the brig Llama, Captain John Bancroft, sailed from this harbour, for the port of Kiygarny, on the ...

... was going to the commanding officer. lie then wrote account of the proceedings to the Colonel of the regiment, the Earl of Cardigan, better known, on a former memorable occasion, as Lord Brudenell; but from him he received no reply. His only course was ...