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... Stranraer, Registrar. 1. A Mantiw a Silrer Claret Jug, value Fifty Guineas, presented Aims Blair, Esq., of Penninghame, M.P., and John M'TaMHC. Esq.. Ardwell. M.P., to sailed for annnally, byTaAts of anr Royal Club, any Rig Tonnngr. become tie property of any ...
... attacks were; made on A biruses for arms. in 11339, UP to September, fifteen rob- ferr birries of 'houses to obtain arms. From September, last stam year, up to IApril this year, twenty-two robberies of houses purl to obtain arms;- and from the I1st of April ...
... Collins, W. M. E. Cowpcr. Hon, W. Craig, W. Crawford, W. Kitsrimon. N. Fleetwood, Sir P. Fort, .T. Gi-borne, T. Gordon, R. Grattan, J. Greg, R. H. Grey, Sir C. Grey, Sir G. (iiwrawr, Lord B. Grote, G. Guest, Sir J. Hah, Sir B. Handley, H. HarUnd. W. C. ...
... the misunderstanding between the Lieutenant-Colonel and one of his officers. At party given at the residence of the Earl of Cardigan, a short time back, at which several of the officers were present, a lady, in the course of the evening, observed, Captain ...
... Mamaghten, Conway Dobbs, John Montgomery, John M‘Neile, John White, Edward Bruce, Robert Thomson, Nathaniel Alexander. Hugh Leckv, William Trail, George Joy, James Hsnnay, James 8. Moore, jun., Hugh Montgomery, Thomas Batt, John Clarke, Thomas Davison, ...
... Earl of Viscount Morpeth, Right Hon. T. F. and Mrs. Kennedy, Lady Campbell. Mr. Hon. 1). Fortcscue, Captain Romilly; Hon. John and Major Dunne, Aidos-de-Cainp. Lord Morpeth entertained the following distinguished persons dinner on Saturday last : —His ...
... that the recently-formed corporation of Athlonc—that constituted for the repairs of the streets, Ac—has raised by force of arms the sum of 100/., of which they expended, per contract, 45/., and that they refuse to render an account of the balance. If ...
... Crosthwane, Henry Grattan, M.P.; Thomas Hatton, William Marshy, Jeremiah Danne. M. R. Saus-w*, Edward Clef—t*. P. Hayes, James Plankett, Michael Bernard Mallins, Robert McClelland, D. Charles H. Walker, T. M. Carew, James Scott Mollov, John Smyth, T. Kearney ...
... vet let a shower of rain fall on a new suit of clothes, and *we cannot submit ourselves.—Ker. John Persia, men who are deeply enamoured often burnt their arms ami chests with irons, in order to show the extent of their passion for their mistresses. This ...
... should kept totally di nner and separate, and thoae who would endeavour to connect them were enemies to their country. Mr. John noa moved that the resolutions of the meeting should in the General Aflverfii-r the SnumUrt. Rryitt'-r, Journal, Packet, Pilot ...
... 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 ...
... F.tzsimon, Broughall Mrs. Woulfe, Castle, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. J. R. Corbal is. Mrs. Farrell, Pf' _ Sw an * Mrs Henry Grattan, Mrs. John Sweetman, Mrs. Gealc, M‘Donnell. Mrs. Nangle, Corcoran, Mrs. Warren Locke, j Mrs. JCogh, Mrs FuSon, Glcncullen, Mrs ...