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... Tuesday week, Cork, lit tl.a Cutuwall transport, for Malta. In consequence of intelligence communicated Sir Tbos. Wiltshire, who armed last week from India, government have .leicrtnineO out direct t«» Bombay the 2'id Foot, and also every disposal man hi tbc ...
... Esq., Castlelougb, high sheriff; Daniel Cronin, Esq., Park ; John O’Connell, Esq.. Grcna; Morgan John O’Connell, Esq., M.P.; Daniel Mahony. Esq.. Dunloe Castle; Keane Mahony, Esq., Cullina; John Murphy, Esq., seneschal. Killarney; W. W. Murphy. Esq., M.D ...
... BILLS AGAINST LORD CARDIGAN. Frioce On Tuesday, just as the Recorder was about to | re pre- bench, the grand jury entered the court, and, amongs returoed a true bill against the Right Hon. James rr with Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan, for felony; the in ...
... PRINCE ALBERTS HUSSARS ADMui-..^ EARL OF CARDIGAN REPROVED. On Friday, about twelve, the adjutant*general, Sir John Macdonald, arri»t*d our Cavalry-barrack *; and, a* «oon Maj ir Rorton and Cap ...
... passed their examination at the Royal Naval College, Tuesday lost Archibald 11. Douglas, of the Indus; James King, of Belloisle; John T. Palmer, of the Excellent. Lieutenant F. S. Ellman, to the Tweed Mr. I. J. W. Roberts, Assistant-burgeon, the Meteor, vice ...
... the Misses Colgan, 7s ; John Read, sen, Esq, II ; Mr Read, jun, ; Mrs Read, 5s ; two Misses Read, 10s ; four Masters Read, 13s; Patrick Green, John Macabe, Doctor Carroll, Joseph Duffy, John Dennan, Peter Doorley, John Tims, John M’Evatt, ...
... evidence by Lord Cardigan. The difference between the statement of that paper and the evi dence of Lord Cardigan is wholly immaterial. Mr. or his brother-in-law were not the persons to whom 1 could express what I felt. What I did feel. Captain John Reynolds has ...
... Hugh O'Neill James King, treasurer 'lira P. O’Donegan, secretary John Kelly Michael Uuylc, assistant Thomas Pmegan secretary Patrick Kelly James Thomas Crolly, jun. John .M ( Cann John Sullivan Thomas Tteroaa Patrick M*Gough Joseph Guy Alderman Smith ...
... statement signed John Cunningham.’ read by the Judge Adrocate at the Court Martial Captain R. A. Reynolds, in which he savs that a lady said to him, * What curious woman Mrs. Cmiynghame isl said why? She replied. heard her ask Ix»rd Cardigan twice why the ...
... Countess of Erroll, Lady Ids Hay, Countess and Lady W. Stanhope, Countess and the Ladies Augusta and Honoris Cadogan, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Chesterfield, Earl and Countess Cowper, Earl Euston and Lady Fitzroy, Lord Ipswich, Lord and the Hon. Misses Foley ...
... if their rights were withheld. Much valued John Bull, be would not let him trample on us. The hon. gentleman here pasted very high eulogium his colleague, Mr. Corbally—a more excellent member, or one whose arm, though then bound up, would more readily ...
... means the success of intimidation and corruption. The triumph was that of bribery and terror, the two supporters of the Tory arms. Terror is associated with the name of the successful candidate. How pleasant it is to hear of a popular re-action in favour ...