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... medal. Lowland Class—Best aged Bull— John Borthwick, Esq. KUroot Green; best two-yearold do. Samuel Wilson, Slatehouse; best one-year-old do. John Mann, Marshall’s-town; best bull do. J. Feeney, Walsh’s Glen; best Cow, John Feeney second do. 11. Hanna, Ca ...
... disgraced and desolated Ireland. Mr. GRATTAN said, that for the sake anffering humanity should give his strongest support to thia bill. was ansious remedy the grievances Ireland legislation; but considered the roan who arm. himself with pistol, and drew the ...
... amt two sons ; Dotchia, young man ; and Thomas Lacy, married man. A Harbour for Wichluic —Sir Denham Norreys, Messrs. James Grattan and Lynch have introduced bill provide for the making and maintaining harbour at Wicklow. act is proposed be carried into ...
... J Blake. M J Grattan, Henry Protheroe, Edwd Hall, Sir H Rawdon, Col. Bouverie, la- ton. Cap-ton V Ricardo, J L Bowes, John llaues, Benjamin 1 icb, Henry Bowring, Dr. Hay. Sir A Roebuck, J A Bnuceiruin.il Edward Romiilv, John Bright, John Charles Ross ...
... Four Towns, plough held his son, John Woodsidc. Third prize, I/. Mr. G. Uicbards Kollyinullwcb, ploucb held by T. M’Neill. Fourth prize, I/, to Mr. Aichibald M*Neill, Kiilygleo, plough held Juba Fifth prise, to Mi> John Locke, Kilwaughter, plough held ...
... favour of peaceful measures. Mr. Grattan, M.P. and Mr. John Reilly, T.C. together address the meeting, but the former gave place to the latter individual. Mr. Ur.iLLT, after apologising for taking precedence Mr. Grattan, said he would not have done if ...
... provoked from Lord Cardigan at his lordship’s party the ungracious answer relative to ** the Captains Reynolds, is understood to be sister of Lieut. Cunningham of the Hussars. Cider selling the south of Devon for guinea hogshead. CAPTAIN JOHN W. REYNOLDS AND ...
... Dungarvan—the spirit that nerved the arm of Hugh O’Neill and the Geraldines —or that nationality for which, in *9B, our townsmen fought and died upon the scaffold ? you mean allegiance the Queen, or allegiance to Lord John Russell and the Whigs! Who there ...
... Earl of Cardigan, and ion which every ft£ and honest spirit must feel in the . heiress the tVwi.ing estates and property Fhntshl. e, 'downfaii of a and anarchy.” | the hiitorian). by the Lady Emma Bnidt'nell, sister of the present E.»rl Cardigan. Her father ...
... Union-strci't, Southwark, l.cndon. maketh oath and snith. that ho (thi« w«» alHic'oH with KIKIKKN RUNNING ULC'KRSon hi. left arm, ami ulcerated *ore» and wounds on both leg*, for which deponent was admitted an out door patient at the Metropolitan Hospital ...
... notice. Terms—Four months' credit, on approved bills, on sum* above Too Pounds. JOHN DEVLIN, Auctioneer and Appraiser. (697) /2. T« Sold. The brig « Charles, of St. John * n.b, (now lying at Dunbar’s-Dock.) ♦ J45 Tons Old, 133 Tons New Measurement. Length ...
... Sheil, J.P. Gortomloe; J. P, Somers, ; John B. Scott, D.L. J.P. Cahlrnacon ; Hugh Morgan Tuile, M.P. ; Rev. Thos. Tyrrell. Carlow ; Stephen French, John Reynolds, Fred click William Conway, John Quinlan, John FiJay, John O’Brien, Rahan Lodge ...