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... the Marquis of Normanby stated that the police in Ireland had the most positive orders to search for an seize unregistered arms. Lord Devon bore testimony to the growing tranquillity of Limerick county for the last ten years. \ The Earl of Charleville ...
... Reynolds did not report Lord Cardigan’s conduct officially, instead of writing a second letter to him, the terms of which cannot be justified. Truly, he had pretty encouragement to resort to official protection Again, Lord Cardigan seems to think that Captain ...
... exercise of your several opinions the administration of the affairs of your country. Death of John Tudor. Esa —We regret to liar;: to announce the death of John Tudor, Esq., one of the police magistrates of College-street division, which event took place ...
... O’Neill James King, treasurer Daniel o*>hea P. O’Donegan, secretary John Kelly Michael Doyle, assistant Thomas Finegan secretary Patrick Kelly James Dinnany Thomas Crolly, jun. John W*Cann John Sullivan Thomas Tiernan Patrick M*Gough Joseph Guy Alderman Smith ...
... son of John Browne, of Claran, county Galway. «- ftlrs. Bat man, relict F. S. Bateman, Esq., of Kerry. At Lahinch, county Clare, Henrietta, youngest daughter of Frsncis B Esq. Near Newtowulunavady, the wife of Mr. John Cherry. In Jamaica, John Mitchell ...
... , , „ , Per Mr. Morgan Largan, 135., from John Headon, George Hume, John Largan, William Largan, James Reddy, Kellv, Joseph Mulhall, John Neill, Peter Lennon, John Hawkshaw, Wm Power, James Prendergast, John White. . Mr. Christopher Dempsy, ...
... 162. Abercromby, R Fleetwood, Sir Fhillpotts, John Arehbold, Robert Fort, John Ponsonby, CF A Baines, E Grattan, J Power, James Uannerman, A Greg, K H Ramsbollom, J Barnard, G Grey, Sir Charles Rawdon, John D Barron, H W Groie, George Redingion, T N Berkeley ...
... the united British force from Bombay and Bengal, under Sir John Keane, takes possession of bis throne at Candahar. 17 Od bringing up the report of the conunitlee on printed papen, Lord John Rutrell propose! resolution that, under the peculiar circumstances ...
... robbers or property.— Limerick Chronicle, John helan, one of the party implicated in the felonious attack upon John Royse, Ksq., Dallintredida, in this county, has been apprehended by that active magistrate, John E. Langford, of Cartron, For this outrage ...
... time for decision. The discussion was continued by Sir D. J. Norreys, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Litton, Mr. H. Grattan, Lord Stanley, Lord John Russell, and Sir R. Peel, when, on a division, the motion was lost by a majority of 311 to 162. Lord Stanley ...
... and Captain Conroy. The Under Secretary. The Deputy Adjutant-General. The Deputy Quarter-Master-General. The Ulster King at Arms. Sir Henry Marsh. The Marquis of Headfort. The Prisate Secretary, Captain Romilly. The Stale Steward, M Forlescue, Esq. The ...
... ALE Y. T. M. Ray, Esq Thomas Cullen, John Gibbons. Alexander Donaldson, James Forbes, John Coghlan, Owen O’Maley, Anthony Browne. John Dunne, John Cronally, John Francis, Thomas Leech, James Murphy, John ...