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... separata Yorkshire from Waalmoelaad. Tha Queen of Spain has caa Tarred iff grsad seam af tbs order of St Ferdiaaad an Lord John Hay. aad aa • Const Harispe. t-nnl Oa tka I fib Norember the gnarlaHy Ito trustees of tka Londonderry bridge will bald la ...
... 0 Right Honourable Lord Morpeth . .. 2 0 0 John Sweetman, Esq . ?? ?? 2 0 0 lenry F. Stoc4, Esq. ?? 0 oO R. A. Simpson, Esq .. ?? ?? I 0 0 James Martin, Esq. ?? ?? .. 1 0 0 Patrick Clarke, Esq. ?? 1 0 0 John Flanagan, Esq. ?? 0 0 Thomas Mathews, Esq ...
... Argyll, Marchioness of Salisbury, Earl of Kingston, Tiiinlcstvwn, Dowager Lady Iludsteck, Viscountess Tamworth, Sir S. Sir John T. Jones, Bart., Lady Hume Cafr.pbell, and the Hon. Wm. Irby. The town of -Nemours was visited by a very heavy storm Wednesday ...
... moneychangers out (cheers). There was not one of them who was not tory or an at heart—they had brought in Stephen Grey and John M‘Donnell; but what voice had the even if they were honest (cheers). Did they ever find M'Donoell, or the son of honest man ...
... street tax. John Connell, merchant, of Eden-quay, came up to be regls'ered on the Liberal side as a leaseholder. Produced his certificate of former registry ; swears that hit interest in the premises in question still coutinues. Admitted. John Geale, freeman ...
... money-changers out(Cheers i 1 ; was not one of them who was not a tory or orangeman heartthey had brought in Stephen Grey and John nell; but what voice had theyeven if they were honest , —Did they ever find M’Donnell, or the son of honest Ennis the grocer ...
... Crowley, fur as mason on John M'Gill, sad James blI.GAI—to 'be imprisoned one fortnight each. Patrick Friel. and Heel .11eiel, foe as assault John KrIT, while os hie , ,milisse the fair of Rossnekill us the 66 of siley =oaths. John Friel. William Dettlekting ...
... oat (cheers.) There was not ono of them who was sot a Tory or an Orangeniao at heart—they had brought is Ste- phen Getty and John M'Donnell ; bet what voice had they, even if they were honest ? (load cheese.) Did they ever Bud M.Donnell„ or the sun of an ...
... beers.) iney migiir inhabited bj thev would sec no such structure at the bank , it was inua j out. had brought Stephen Grey and*John M'Donnell; but what voice bad they, honest! Did they ever find M‘Donnell, the son of man Ennis the crocer—did they ever see ...
... were never absent. Mr. O’Connell had well asked them if, w hen ‘their arms were covered with glory in different parts of the world. Irishmen had not aided in supporting their arms ?—if, in the red fight of Trafalgar, Irish blood had not been spilled as ...
... money-changers out—(cheers.) There was not one of them who was not an orangeman at heart—they had brought in Stephen Grey and John W'Donnell ; hut what voice had they even if they were honest Did they ever find M'Oonnell, the son of honest man, Ennis the ...
... bofcBEBPONOTKt) i Had they not resolute hearts—ay, and sinewy arms— 1 bursday last, the 3lst October, a notorious (cheers.) they don’t gi»e us justlcc. we will lake it m rocm^er Ribbon Society, named John Rice, spite of them. Ido not Wish to commit thi meeting ...